through and pleasant enough, mostly dry, with temperatures peaking between six and 11 degrees. but as we move out of friday into the early hours of saturday morning, we ll start to see more wet weather. and unfortunately, the heaviest of the rain is likely to push across those areas that have already exceeded the monthly rainfall totals. so that mightjust exacerbate any potential flooding so that a frontal system is going to move away and then a trail of showers tucks in behind. so it s a wet start for england, wales, for northern ireland, southern scotland. the rain pushes off to the north, say a trail of showers packs in along north and west facing coasts. but there will be some sunny spells into the afternoon. still mild in the south east with 12 degrees, but somewhat cooler conditions starting to kick in now across the far north. and that is going to be the tone into the third week of january. so from sunday onwards, noticeably colder. we will start to see some frost and we haven t
into the early hours of saturday morning, we ll start to see more wet weather. and unfortunately, the heaviest of the rain is likely to push across those areas that have already exceeded the monthly rainfall totals, so that mightjust exacerbate any potential flooding. so that frontal system is going to move away and then a trail of showers tucks in behind. so it s a wet start for england, wales, for northern ireland, southern scotland. the rain pushes off to the north sea, a trail of showers packs in along north and west facing coasts, but there will be some sunny spells into the afternoon. still mild in the south east, with 12 celsius, but somewhat cooler conditions starting to kick in now across the far north. and that is going to be the tone into the third week of january. so, from sunday onwards, noticeably colder. we will start to see some frost and we haven t seen those so far this year. and, yes, any precipitation may well turn wintry because we re going to see that northerly fl
with temperatures peaking between 6 11 celsius. but as we move out of friday, into the early hours of saturday morning, we ll start to see more wet weather. and unfortunately, the heaviest of the rain is likely to push across those areas that have already exceeded the monthly rainfall totals, so that mightjust exacerbate any potential flooding. so that frontal system is going to move away and then a trail of showers tucks in behind. so it s a wet start for england, wales, for northern ireland, southern scotland. the rain pushes off to the north sea, a trail of showers packs in along north and west facing coasts, but there will be some sunny spells into the afternoon. still mild in the south east, with 12 celsius, but somewhat cooler conditions starting to kick in now across the far north. and that is going to be the tone into the third week of january. so, from sunday onwards, noticeably colder. we will start to see some frost and we haven t seen those so far this year. and, yes, any p
of wales, some areas have already exceeded their monthly average rainfall totals, and we re not even halfway through the month yet. now thursday s low pressure continues to pull away. this little ridge of high pressure builds and quiet thing down for friday until the end of the day. more wet weather waiting in the wings. so we ll start off with a northerly wind driving in some showers on exposed coasts here. a narrow band of showery rain into northern ireland, south west scotland, north west england. but elsewhere we will still see blustery winds, but some sunny spells coming through, and pleasant enough, mostly dry, with temperatures peaking between six and 11 degrees. but as we move out of friday into the early hours of saturday morning, we ll start to see more wet weather. and, unfortunately, the heaviest of the rain is likely to push across those areas that have already exceeded the monthly rainfall totals. so that mightjust exacerbate any potential flooding so that frontal system
in some showers on exposed coasts here. a narrow band of showery rain into northern ireland, south west scotland, north west england. but elsewhere we will still see blustery winds, but some sunny spells coming through and pleasant enough, mostly dry, with temperatures peaking between 6 and ii degrees. but as we move out of friday into the early hours of saturday morning, we ll start to see more wet weather. and unfortunately, the heaviest of the rain is likely to push across those areas that have already exceeded the monthly rainfall totals. so that mightjust exacerbate any potential flooding so that a frontal system is going to move away and then a trail of showers tucks in behind. so it s a wet start for england, wales, for northern ireland, southern scotland. the rain pushes off to the north, say a trail of showers packs in along north and west facing coasts. but there will be some sunny spells into the afternoon. still mild in the south east with 12 degrees, but somewhat cooler co