Remaining cold on Tuesday with further showers, some heavy and possibly turning wintry across the highest parts of the South Downs. Chance of hail and thunder near coasts. Maximum Temperature 6C.

Tonight:

Brisk winds easing during the evening. Further showers, the heaviest and most prolonged will be near the coast, possibly some clear spells inland allowing frost and icy patches to form. Minimum Temperature -1C.

Wednesday:

Cloudy with the odd shower at first however during the morning bright or sunny spells will develop. Most parts dry during the afternoon. Less windy and less cold than Tuesday. Maximum Temperature 9C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

A drier picture will develop with some bright or sunny spells by day. Still feeling cold with overnight frosts at first, but temperatures returning to near average by the weekend.

Day 6 to 15

Through the rest of November, skies will often be fairly cloudy, with the likelihood of some showers, which may bring hill snow to the north of the UK. There will be some sunny spells too, although the breeze will make for a marked wind chill at times, especially in the south and west at first where there may be gales in exposed areas. It will be staying on the chilly side, with patchy frost or ice likely at night. Into early December, there is a lot of uncertainty in the forecast, as there is the chance of either a short-lived milder spell with winds from the west, or perhaps seeing even colder conditions if the winds turn more northerly or northeasterly.

Day 16 to 30

Through this period, there may be a continuation of the cold and mainly settled conditions for much of the UK, with sunny spells and showers. However, there is a chance that during early December the weather pattern may change, with fronts moving in from the west across the Atlantic. This would bring longer spells of rain, interspersed with brighter, showery interludes, and it would also become less cold. However, even if the change does happen, it won't be long before we have more settled conditions again, perhaps by the middle of December. This would mean a return to the colder conditions, with overnight frost and fog more likely.

Met Office : SE : 2018-11-20T00:29:43