those coming through thick and fast on this wind which will blow the weather front, on this wind which will blow the weatherfront, the remains of on this wind which will blow the weather front, the remains of the weather front, the remains of the weather front, the remains of the weatherfront, rain and drizzle further south out of the way. brighter skies, further south out of the way. brighterskies, more further south out of the way. brighter skies, more sunshine around as we get that arctic blast but notably temperatures are lower. monday, we include northern ireland an hour chance of deceptive snow. those are the areas which are most likely to see the deceptive snow, it doesn t mean that is the only area where we will see snow because it is a showery situation. most likely, across northern and eastern areas. gales in the north which will make that wind chill really noticeable. very penetrating went and it will feel bitterly cold. by the time we get a tuesday, there is a chance of thi
is ongoing. some really cold nights to come, that harsh frost because of the strong wind and a potentially disruptive snow fall as well. look towards the south by the time we get towards the south by the time we get to tuesday, noticed the temperatures, they have fallen low again. forthe temperatures, they have fallen low again. for the south, there is a risk this area of low pressure will bump into the cold air and bring some impactful snow across the southern parts of england and possibly wales as well as the snow showers that keep coming down in the north. it is likely we will see more snow as we go through the coming week. it will be colder, the cold snap of the winter so far in the greater risk of that snow causing problems, travel disruption and soviet night time frost. it keeps going until thursday and friday but then, by the time we get to friday, high pressure cutting off that cold air and by the end of next weekend, not this weekend, we might see the
with a front where once again open the gates to seven cold arctic air which will push its way right the way across the uk as we go through saturday into sunday. the saturday, there may well be a few splashes of rain, a few icy patches because it ll be a cold start, not a harsh frost the temperatures around freezing. one or two fog patches. quite a lot of cloud drifting in the south where shower is starting to p9p up south where shower is starting to pep up in the north. temperatures around five in the south. then, as you go through saturday night, we see those i was popping up and turning into snow and pushing further southwards. a colder night as we head into sunday morning. frosty, one or two ice patches where we have seen the showers. fog potential in the south. by sunday, the risk of impactful snow rises, particularly for scotland. there are already warnings in force in scotland for sunday. you can see
ireland in the afternoon. cloudy for most of us, but shifting and and breaking into the east, so when we see the sunshine, the highest temperatures there, but quite a cool day across the northern iles and in the far north of northern ireland. cloud and rain will disperse tomorrow evening but still quite a few showers continuing across northern scotland where that cool air will continue to dig in. it will push its way further south was as we move into monday. for the new working week, things are quieter, we see high pressure building from the west, but we will keep in quite a lot of cloud and lots of that cool north westerly wind. across the western side of the isles, we have more cloud, it will feel much cooler thanit more cloud, it will feel much cooler than it has done. in the east, if we get breaks in the cloud, temperatures go up to around 20 or 21. forthe temperatures go up to around 20 or 21. for the week ahead, it s really quite quiet, not much rain in the forecast, but lots of