Filotas: A cloudy evening for all with rain gradually moving across central and southern parts of England. Even though rain will be heavy at first, it will get lighter and more patchy as it moves to the south. Showers will follow over west and north Scotland, these possibly wintry over the Highlands. Rain will clear southeast England in the early hours of Thursday with clear spells for most along with easing winds. Minimum temperatures at 5C in north, 3C in south, with a touch of frost over Wales and southern parts of the Republic of Ireland.

Filotas: Maximum temperatures this afternoon at 7C in north and 10C in south.

Filotas: Heavy rain in north spreading south later in the day. England and Wales will see a mostly dry bright day, with some light rain in the evening.

Simon: A chilly night ahead for England and Wales with temperatures close to freezing. Not sop cold in much of Scotland and Ireland as winds increase.

Simon: The best sunshine again through Scotland, northern and western England, west Wales and Ireland this afternoon. Could slowly clearing from central, southern and eastern England.

Simon: Dry over much of the country this afternoon, getting brighter from the north and west where the morning has been sunny.

Simon: Rain continues this afternoon across northern England and north Wales as well as parts of eastern Ireland. The far south of Scotland is damp too.

Simon: Heavy bursts of rain falling through Ireland, Wales and northern England. Local totals of 30 to 40mm are possibly in parts of north Wales and northern England. The rain not clearing east until early Tuesday morning.

Simon: A wet Monday for much of Wales and northern England as well as the far south of Scotland. Cold in these areas too, some snow on the Pennines. Mild. dry south & east. Cold and dry resty of Scotland and Ireland.

Garry: A cloudy but fairly dry day for many. Mild overall with double figure temperatures, local highs of 14 or 15C in north Wales and northeast Scotland to the lee of the hills. Rain moves into western Scotland and Ireland later.

Simon: Plenty of cloud remains for much of the country tonight. Dry overall and breezy in the west. Perhaps a touch of ground frost in the east.

Simon: Best of any brightness in the east today. Plenty of cloud west and south. Some patchy drizzle over western coasts and hills with some rain in northwest Scotland. Average temperatures.

Simon: A touch of frost tonight across England and Wales.

Simon: Lots of sunshine across the country this afternoon. Some cloud in western Scotland with scattered showers here too.

Simon: A brighter day ahead. Sunny spells, the best in central and eastern areas. Some showers in Scotland but these tending to fade. A cooler breeze. Gales in northwestern Scotland.

Filotas: Minimum temperatures on Thursday night at 3-4C over Scotland and Northern Ireland, 6C over Wales, but 10C over southeast England.

Filotas: Expect afternoon temperatures to reach 10-12C over England, Wales and Ireland areas, and 7-8C over Scotland.

Filotas: A mostly cloudy start to the day with outbreaks of rain or drizzle, this more heavy in west.

Filotas: A mostly dry evening with clear spells for most. Over southwest England and south Wales some light rain slowly spreading east in early hours of Thursday. A band of rain reaches western parts of Ireland later in the evening, spreading east later and giving some rain over Irish Sea, west Scotland, Wales and northwest England later. Minimum temperatures at 3C over east Scotland, but 7-8C elsewhere.

Filotas: Maximum temperatures this afternoon at 9C in north, but 12C in south.

Filotas: Good sunny spells now over the east coast of Scotland. Some hazy sunshine over east England. Further west more cloudy with some showers over western Scotland.

Filotas: Plenty of showers over Scotland in the morning. High pressure gradually builds over the British Isles through the day with mostly dry and bright conditions, away from the southwest. Best of brightness over east Scotland.

John : most of the rain is or has now ceased and is clearing from the southwest, across the midlands to eastern England. Residual outbreaks and additional showers following in across Wales, northwest England and southern Scotland will linger for a while into the evening, temperatures now 13C for most of England and Wales, 5 to 10C across Scotland where SW winds are beginning to strengthen with gales overnight.

John : the afternoon now is cloudy with prolonged often heavy rain continuing, temperatures 8-10C for much of Wales, Midlands, southwest, central and east England where is more patchy. For northern England and Scotland as well as N.Ireland rain continuing through the afternoon, winds also freshening so becoming stormy with gales through the evening. temperature 6C

John : Stormy for today. Continuing cloudy with prolonged often heavy rain persisting across Devon, Cornwall to Hampshire, into Glamorgan to Dyfed, across Somerset to Shropshire, Cheshire into the Lakes and Cumbria, winds freshening from SW with gales along coasts. Rain also into southern Scotland and Western Isles with gales. Temperatures 10C for southern England to 8C midlands and 4C for central Scotland. Yorkshire to Humberside and south to Kent dry for a time this morning but rain will be following during the afternoon.

John : Cloudy for all through today with rain becoming prolonged and heavy mainly through the morning from Devon and Cornwall, across Wales into Cheshire and Cumbria, all of west and northwest Scotland, winds will be fresh to strong southwest reaching gales later. Rain will move eastwards to remaining areas of England through the afternoon

Simon: Dry for many tonight as evening heavy showers fade. Rain through Ireland by morning, reaching Wales and southwest England by daybreak on Tuesday. A touch of ground frost by morning too in much of England and Scotland.

Simon: Storm Jocelyn has been named and will hit the British Isles on Tuesday, mostly affecting Ireland.

Simon: Heavy showers and windy in Scotland this afternoon. Scattered showers elsewhere but drier overall.

Simon: After Dtorm Isha today is, although windy, a much brighter day. Showers mostly north and west, dry for many with sunny spells. Mild.

Simon: Storm Isha is about to reach maximum intensity between now and 4am Monday morning. Highest gust at low level sites so far is 78mph at Aberdaron.

Filotas: As Storm Isha is getting closer, expect quite widespread gusts up to 60 to 70 mph, and 70-80 mph in exposure and over high ground.

Filotas: A rather cloudy day with outbreaks of rain. Expect Storm Isha to bring severe gales and gusts up to storm force later in the evening.

Garry: An increasingly wild day on Sunday as Storm Isha moves in, severe gales developing widely by evening, gusts over 70-80mph near coasts in west and south.

Garry: Cloudy skies and feeling cool, although not as cold as previous days. Some sun toward the far southeast. Periods of rain in the west and north, fairly persistent for Wales. Windy in the west, gales later.

john : Showers continue for the remainder of the afternoon, fading into and during the evening for Scotland having peaked temperature now falling with frost for central regions severe where snow is lying, overnight. England and Wales, late sunshine for a time, cloud dispersing to give a dry clear evening and overnight, frost widespread during the evening -1 early, -3 midnight then with increasing cloud rising above 0C

john : Showers continue for the remainder of the afternoon, fading into and during the evening for Scotland having peaked temperature now falling with frost for central regions severe where snow is lying, overnight. England and Wales, late sunshine for a time, cloud dispersing to give a dry clear evening and overnight, frost widespread during the evening -1 early, -3 midnight then with increasing cloud rising above 0C

John : showers continuing over Scotland with showers now over eastern locations 5C during the afternoon. Scattered showers with sunshine for Cumbria and Lancs. through the afternoon 5C. Rest of England and Wales sunshine continuing though with an increase in high cloud, staying dry 5C now starting to fall with a frost by evening as skies remain mainly clear and winds fall calm, -3C by midnight.

John : Staying dry fine and sunny through the afternoon across Wales and England with little if any cloud development, temperature 2C now briefly 4C mid- afternoon. Dry clear evening with early widespread ground and air frost. N.Ireland and Scotland will remain cloudy with outbreaks of rain clearing Aberdeenshire and showers following from the west, these mixed of rain near coasts with snow at height. Snow cover persisting and slow to clear temperatures -2C to 4C on coasts.

John : Staying dry fine and sunny through the afternoon across Wales and England with little if any cloud development, temperature 2C now briefly 4C mid- afternoon. Dry clear evening with early widespread ground and air frost. N.Ireland and Scotland will remain cloudy with outbreaks of rain clearing Aberdeenshire and showers following from the west, these mixed of rain near coasts with snow at height. Snow cover persisting and slow to clear temperatures -2C to 4C on coasts.

John : Cloudy with further snow and rain for northwest Scotland to start, snow and rain moving across central and later eastern areas clearing through the evening. Cold and windy. Remainder of England and Wales dry with sunny spells and variable cloud, temperatures below 0C to mid morning rising briefly 2 to 4C early afternoon. Frost for midland and southern England during the evening

John : Cloudy with further snow and rain for northwest Scotland to start, snow and rain moving across central and later eastern areas clearing through the evening. Cold and windy. Remainder of England and Wales dry with sunny spells and variable cloud, temperatures below 0C to mid morning rising briefly 2 to 4C early afternoon. Frost for midland and southern England during the evening

Filotas: High pressure to the southwest of the UK will bring a somewhat milder air overnight especially in northwest. Snow showers in the north and northwest to start for this evening. Any remaining showers over Northern Ireland will turn back to rain over low ground, same for coastal parts of west- northwest Scotland. A longer spell of snow and rain is expected over northern Scotland overnight. England and Wales will see a clear and dry night. Minimum temperatures at -2 to -3C over most parts.

Filotas: Heavy snow showers for north and east Scotland at the moment. Some running down the eastern and western coast of England too.

Filotas: Snow showers will continue over Scotland, however Central Belt will remain mostly dry. The most frequent and heavier showers are expected over the Northern Isles, Hebrides, Northwest Highland, Moray and Aberdeenshire. Fewer showers over Northern Ireland and showers are possible over Isle of Man, and north Wales, some of them on the heavy side. Further south, dry with clear spells. Cold with temperatures well below freezing everything, down to -4C to -5C across most parts.

Filotas: Heavy showers of snow over north Scotland at the moment. Expect maximum temperature to remain below freezing in north, but up to 2C in southern parts of the UK.

Filotas: Heavy showers of snow over north Scotland at the moment. Expect maximum temperature to remain below freezing in north, but up to 2C in southern parts of the UK.

Filotas: Snow showers for the northern parts of Scotland and locally later over Northern Ireland today, with slight accumulations. Elsewhere, mostly dry with a few showers for northern England, Wales and possible southwest England.

John : snow showers continuing for a time across Yorks to Lincs through to the evening then becoming fragmented and clearing, snow showers now clearing Cumbria and Lancs. Snow showers continuing across Scotland. Elsewhere clear to clearing cloud and skies during the evening to give a widespread moderate to sever frost overnight -4 to -6C down to -10C over snow fields.

John : cloudy with snow continuing for Cumbria and Lancs across to Northumbria and Yorks to Lincs through this afternoon temperature 0C. Further blustery snow showers across most of Scotland; remainder of England and Wales sunny spells, variable cloud scattered snow showers Cheshire temperatures briefly 3C though near 0C in sheltered locations and shade. Widespread ground and moderate air frost through the evening as cloud and showers dissipate across England and Wales -4C overnight. Showers continue across Scotland with severe frost expected -6C generally -10C at lowest

John : staying cold temperatures near or below 0C for most, sunshine and showers, these frequent, heavy of snow across Scotland and northern England with a fresh NW wind. Scattered snow showers moving southeastwards across midlands to southeast England now clearing to leave a cold and sunny day, frost persisting. Snow showers continuing for Northumbria to Yorkshire to Lincs and Norfolk on a fresh nw wind.

John : Overnight frost will clear slowly through to mid-morning, then a sunny start for most of southern England though becoming cloudy later briefly 1-2C through the afternoon. Scotland and N.Ireland into Cumbria prolonged snow through the day, high windchill 0C. Wales, midlands to se England outbreaks of snow on and off through the day, though with some sunny spells briefly 2C

Garry: A crisp sunny day for many places today. Heavy snow showers for northern Scotland. Snow showers also locally in north and west Wales, plus grazing the east coast of England. Highs of 1 to 4C.

Filotas: Northern Ireland will see plenty of showers, turning increasingly to snow over high ground overnight. Over Scotland snow showers will continue and may get heavy too. Most of the showers are expected again over the northern exposed parts. Some sleet/snow showers are possible over the far eastern coastal parts of England. Expect accumulations up to 5cm with a risk of icy surfaces over Scotland.

Filotas: Snow showers are moving inland northeast Scotland with some slight temporary accumulations for now. Expect more later in the evening and overnight with icy surfaces developing.

Filotas: Snow showers developing in the north, with Scotland seeing the most of them. Elsewhere a drier and brighter Sunday, with some early drizzle.

Garry: A chilly night ahead with a slight frost in places, minimum temperatures near or just below freezing in some clear spots. Sunday brings a cold feeling northerly wind, which will push snow showers into northern Scotland. Variable cloud for England and Wales, patchy drizzly showers, but dry for many on Sunday.

Garry: Sunshine for central and eastern England, also central Scotland this afternoon. Cloudier and murky for Wales and northwest England with a little drizzly rain in places. Temperatures 5 to 8C.

John : Remaining cloudy for the rest of the afternoon, temperatures now generally starting to fall currently around 3C for most, winds light and variable. Remaining cloudy for west of Scotland with outbreaks of rain through the evening and early night clearing early Saturday temperatures 4C generally, patchy frost Highland. Elsewhere dry and mainly cloudy temperatures steady 2C overnight, though where cloud does break, most likely through western counties of England, patch frost will occur lowest -1C early Saturday.

John : Declining anticyclone moving away northwestwards extends a ridge across N.Ireland, Cumbria through the Midlands to Kent keeping areas dry though with low cloud giving overcast skies and being slow to break the middle day will remain cold temperature around 4C early afternoon. winds light and variable.

John : Dry through the morning for all, frost to start in central and western Scotland -4C rising slowly to -2C by afternoon with sunshine. Cumbria, Wales to Wiltshire to Cornwall dry, patchy frost at first lifting with sunshine during the morning. Remainder of England cloudy morning temp 4C. Sunshine to come later as cloud breaks temperatures 4-6C

Filotas: This afternoon expect maximum temperatures at 5-6C across most parts, but up to 7C along the east coast.

Filotas: Best of the sunshine over western Scotland and southern England.

Filotas: A mostly dry start to the day. on Thursday. Cloudier over the south and east, but brighter elsewhere.

Filotas: Temperature in the afternoon around 4-5C across most parts but up to 7C along the east coast.

Filotas: Cloudy north and east with some light rain. Elsewhere a dry start with some sunny spells.

Simon: Some spots of rain and sleet in the far southwest this afternoon, but these clearing. Cloudy northeast England and eastern Scotland. Sunshine in central England and East Anglia. Feeing very cold for all in the brisk northeast wind.

Simon: Some sleet and snow flurries now crossing southern England, heading to south Wales and southwest England.

Simon: Increasing threat of sleet and snow flurries in SE England this morning, spreading west this afternoon and overnight, although few accumulations are expected. Cold for all in an increasing wind in the south. A few showers in NE England.

Simon: Some further showers along eastern coasts tonight. Drier in western areas. Frosty, especially in the north and west.

Simon: A cool Sunday ahead. Broken cloud, thickest in the east where it will berpodcing a few showers. Best sunshine in western areas. Dense, freezing fog in Ireland, persisting all day in some areas.

Simon: Most cloud in eastern areas today with some spots of rain here. Drier and brighter west, although a few showers on coasts. Fog persists in some rural areas of northwest England and Wales. Feeling cooler.

Simon: A cooler day ahead. Some sunny spells for most although always more cloud in the east. Some showers north and east too, scattered in the west.

John : now cloudy for most of the UK, temperature generally 5C now beginning to fall for most of England and Wales, which will stay dry except for west of Scotland where showers will continue though decreasing through the evening; showers too moving away from ne Scotland associated with a filling low, showers continuing along North Sea coasts of Cambridgeshire to Kent as low pressure moves into the southern North Sea, showers across central and south Wales will clear and move across Avon and Somerset through the later afternoon and evening, gradually easing. As cloud breaks and clear frost will be widespread for Scotland and patchy for northern England temperatures -2C, though above 0C with a ground frost for England and Wales.

John : dry with variable cloud and sunny spells for most of England and Wales through the afternoon, temperatures now 6C remain steady to falling through the afternoon. Coastal showers continuing for west of Wales, west Scotland and along North Sea coasts, winds fresh N in west and NE on east coasts

John : Cloudy for most to start, rain currently through Humberside to Kent will ease and clear through the morning. Showers frequent and often heavy will persist through the morning in the west and showers will persist along eastern coasts and into Yorkshire to Humberside with sunshine developing. Showers for south Wales and southwest England. Midlands and southern England though cloudy the day will be generally dry. Cold(er) for all temperatures 4C generally

Filotas: Heavy rain across southern England will spread across East Anglia later in the afternoon. Rain will slowly clear to the east later in the night.

Filotas: This afternoon temperatures will rise up to around 9C in south, and 6C in north.

Filotas: This afternoon we will see maximum temperatures rising at around 10-11C in south, but only up to 6-7C in north.

Filotas: Central and southern England as well as Wales will see plenty of showers, some heavy with a risk of thunder. Northern Ireland mostly bright with some showers in north. Outbreaks of rain across the Northern Isles and across northeast Scotland.

Central and southern England as well as Wales will see plenty of showers, some heavy with a risk of thunder. Northern Ireland mostly bright with some showers in north. Outbreaks of rain across the Northern Isles and across northeast Scotland.

John : Cloud and rain now clearing away from southwest England and midlands and soon to clear from Norfolk, Humberside and Yorkshire as Henk moves farther into North Sea. Winds will fresh W/NW as rain clears and also become fresh E/NE over Yorkshire to Humber; rain also continuing for a time through Lancashire to Cumbria, temperatures generally 6C remaining steady through the evening and overnight, except Scotland where temperatures will be near 0C

John : storm "Henk" is now moving southwest into Gloustershire, Herefs., Worcestershire and Warwks., will continue eastwards to Cambridgeshire through the afternoon with rain easing in its wake though heavy ahead, temperaures generally 7C to 9C through Hampshire to Sussex. A signifcant increase in wind speeds through the afternoon across Somerset to Oxfordshire and later into Bucks., then Yorkshire.

John : A small, though intense depression located now over north Wales is tracking across Cumbria, Lancashire and Cheshire this this morning, onto Yorkshire Lincolnshire through the afternoon with rain heavy and prolonged within the circulation. Winds will become fresh to strong from the west to northwest as rain begins to ease and clears. Temperature 4C to6C though the afteroon.

John : Continuing cloudy, wet and windy with gales for most today. A cloudy start for southwest, Wales, Midlands with rain mid-morning for Devon & Cornwall, moving northeastward across midlands and southern England during the morning into southeast and eastern, later northeast England by evening. Windy with fresh to strong mainly SW winds gusting gales along coasts, temperatures generally 8C. Rain also for Scotland and N. Ireland.

Simon: Some exceptionally strong winds developing through the south Midlands, southern Wales and southern England this morning, before transferring into east Anglia this afternoon. Damage could be caused by the wind.

John : Continuing cloudy, wet and windy with gales for most today. A cloudy start for southwest, Wales, Midlands with rain mid-morning for Devon & Cornwall, moving northeastward across midlands and southern England during the morning into southeast and eastern, later northeast England by evening. Windy with fresh to strong mainly SW winds gusting gales along coasts, temperatures generally 8C. Rain also for Scotland and N. Ireland.

Garry: Happy New Year 2024! It's a bright start to January for central and eastern areas. Showers in western Scotland and one or two isolated showers for northwest England. Rain and drizzle developing from the southwest which turns widely heavy this evening.