A dry night, with largely clear skies and winds becoming light and feeling rather cold. However some patchy cloud could then spread into far western parts during the early hours of Monday. Minimum Temperature 2C.

Monday:

Cold start with some long sunny spells. Dry for most, although sunshine turning hazy later as cloud thickens from the west. Perhaps the odd shower possible along the Norfolk coast. Maximum Temperature 8C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Variable cloud, and dry throughout, although perhaps some drizzle or light rain possible. Possibly a little brighter for a time Wednesday and Thursday, but winds also strengthening. Feeling rather cold.

Day 6 to 15

Friday looks likely to be wet and possibly very windy in the northwest, and colder and drier in the far east. There could be some snow where the colder air meets the wet weather, most likely over the hills in the north, but it may fall to lower levels in places too. Over next weekend, the weather is likely to be changeable and often windy and cloudy, with showers or longer spells of rain at times. Any snow is most likely on high ground in the north. During the following week, eastern and southern areas may become drier for a time with more sunshine but clearer colder nights would lead to some night frost. Overall, temperatures are likely to be around normal for the time of year.

Day 16 to 30

The early part of this period, including Christmas, is looking fairly changeable with showers or longer spells of rain, possibly wintry over higher ground. Temperatures look likely to be around normal for the time of year. However, later in the month and into the New Year, there is the chance of high pressure becoming established close to the UK. This would bring drier and colder weather, and a greater chance of night frosts. There remains some uncertainty about this; if the high pressure is offset to the west or east of the UK, wet and windy weather would dominate.

Met Office : EE : 2018-12-09T13:44:55