Dry with clear spells at first but these will become limited as areas of low cloud develop overnight, along with a few fog patches. Some light winds from the south. Minimum Temperature 9C.

Thursday:

A dry but largely cloudy day although the odd bright spells is likely in the afternoon. Despite this, it will be mild with a moderate southerly breeze. Maximum Temperature 15C.

Outlook for Friday to Sunday:

Largely cloudy and mild with the odd patch of drizzle on Friday. Improving through the weekend with long sunny spells developing, but turning noticeably colder with a strengthening easterly breeze.

Day 6 to 15

For much of next week it looks mostly cloudy with the best of the brighter spells in the west. Showers may affect eastern and some central areas, and these could turn wintry over hills. It will be cold, especially in the south, with this accentuated by the brisk wind. Night frosts are likely and could become widespread at times. Although many places should stay dry, some showers or even longer spells of rain could affect some southern and central areas, perhaps with hill snow. Similar conditions will probably continue into the following weekend and the last week of November although it could become more unsettled from the west or south. There's also a small chance that wintry showers may develop more widely across northern and eastern areas for a time.

Day 16 to 30

This period is likely to begin with a continuation of the mainly dry conditions, with variable cloud and some sunshine, once morning fog patches clear. However, there will be an increasing chance of some more unsettled interludes developing, with showers or longer spells of rain spreading to many areas at times. Temperatures are likely to be below average overall, with a greater incidence of frosts than usual and any milder interludes likely to be short lived. With more generally colder temperatures, there will be an increased chance of snow during spells of unsettled weather, especially for the north.

Met Office : SE : 2018-11-14T13:53:40