Scattered showers through the morning, some falling as sleet or snow over the high ground. Turning drier through the afternoon with some bright or sunny spells. Feeling cold with brisk southeastely winds. Maximum Temperature 8C.

Tonight:

Any lingering showers clearing to leave a largely dry night with clear skies allowing for widespread frost and freezing fog patches to form. Minimum Temperature -2C.

Thursday:

A cold and bright start but soon turning cloudier from the east with some showers pushing in. Feeling cold with the best of any afternoon brightness towards the west. Maximum Temperature 8C.

Outlook for Friday to Sunday:

Some bright spells, though generally rather cloudy through Friday and the weekend. Some showers, but fewer than recent days. Less cold.

Day 6 to 15

Many places will be dry early next week, but often with large amounts of cloud around. Eastern and perhaps southern parts however may continue to see some showers around initially, with the a few heavier showers possible. The west and southwest of the UK will then likely turn more unsettled as we finish November, with these conditions possibly progressing northeastwards. It will generally remain on the cold side for the time of year, with the risk of some frosty nights and also some transient hill snow. 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 colder but drier weather if the winds turn more northerly or northeasterly.

Day 16 to 30

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

Met Office : WL : 2018-11-21T01:06:17