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East Midlands Forecast

Overview

Some sunny spells and snow showers. Remaining very cold.

Today:

Remaining very cold with some sunny spells, especially in the west where some places will remain dry. More snow showers expected in the east, which could be heavy at times. Maximum temperature 1 deg C (34 deg F).

Tonight:

Some snow showers at first, but becoming mostly dry with some clear spells, allowing a severe frost to form inland. Light to moderate north to northeast winds. Minimum temperature -6 deg C (21 deg F).

Friday:

Most places dry with some sunny spells, but some snow showers are likely near the east coast, especially during the afternoon when a few could be heavy. Continuing very cold. Maximum temperature 1 deg C (34 deg F).

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West Midlands Forecast

Overview

Mostly dry and bright, but very cold and icy.

Today:

A mostly dry day with plenty of sunshine across all parts and perhaps a few snow showers in eastern parts during the afternoon. Bitterly cold with light winds and temperatures failing to rise above zero in many areas. Maximum temperature -1 deg C (30 deg F).

Tonight:

Another bitterly cold night with some clear spells and perhaps a few light snow showers in places. Frost and icy stretches are likely as temperatures fall well below zero. Minimum temperature -11 deg C (12 deg F).

Friday:

Another dry and cold day with plenty of sunshine and winds remaining light. There is a risk of snow showers just spreading into eastern parts by the evening. Maximum temperature -1 deg C (30 deg F).

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Scotland - Orkney / Shetland Forecast

Overview

Snow showers dying out. Winds mostly light.

Today:

A scattering of snow showers, these mainly during the morning, mostly dry and bright with sunny spells in the afternoon. Light to moderate north or northeast winds. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

Tonight:

Isolated snow showers possible, but mainly dry with well broken cloud, clear skies at times. Winds light and variable leading to a widespread frost. Minimum temperature -3 deg C (27 deg F).

Friday:

Mainly dry with bright and sunny spells, perhaps the odd wintry shower. Light and variable winds. Maximum temperature 3 deg C (37 deg F).

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Scotland - Highlands Forecast

Overview

Mainly dry and cold. Coastal snow showers.

Today:

Much of the area will be dry, bright and cold with crisp winter sunshine. However, there will be a scattering on snow showers, these mainly around the coast and over the Islands. Winds will be light and variable. Maximum temperature 3 deg C (37 deg F).

Tonight:

A few isolated snow showers around the coast and over the Islands, otherwise dry with well broken cloud, clear skies for much of the time. A severe frost in places. Minimum temperature -18 deg C (0 deg F).

Friday:

Mainly dry with bright and sunny spells, a few freezing fog patches possible. Scattered or isolated wintry showers near some coasts. Winds remaining light. Maximum temperature 3 deg C (37 deg F).

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National Forecast

Overview

Very cold and icy. Snow showers mainly in eastern parts.

Today:

Very cold, with snow showers continuing across northeastern England and eastern Scotland. A few snow showers are possible over the far west of Wales and southwest England, with more frequent showers for eastern England. Dry with plenty of sunshine elsewhere.

Tonight:

Another very cold night with frost and icy stretches for most places. Further snow showers, mostly confined to central, southern and eastern parts of the UK. Light northerly winds.

Friday:

A cold, bright and sunny day for many with snow showers clearing the south. Further snow showers are likely to spread from the east during the afternoon. Winds strengthening.

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Wales Forecast

Overview

Very cold and icy. Wintry showers in west.

Today:

A few snow showers in western parts easing through the day. Dry with sunny spells elsewhere but feeling bitterly cold with temperatures failing to rise above zero away from the coast. Light northwesterly winds. Maximum temperature 3 deg C (37 deg F).

Tonight:

Another bitterly cold night with some clear spells and a few snow showers across northern parts around dawn. Frost and icy stretches are likely as temperatures fall well below zero. Minimum temperature -7 deg C (19 deg F).

Friday:

Another dry and cold day with plenty of sunshine and winds remaining light. Temperatures will struggle to rise above zero in many places. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

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England (Yorks / Lincs) Forecast

Overview

Very cold with further snow showers. Severe overnight frost.

Today:

Sunny spells, but snow showers should become rather lighter and more isolated with many places dry during the afternoon. Remaining very cold with a persistent day-time frost away from coasts. Maximum temperature 1 deg C (34 deg F).

Tonight:

Mainly dry with clear spells allowing a severe frost to develop, although a few snow showers are still likely, mainly near the east coast. Minimum temperature -8 deg C (18 deg F).

Friday:

Most places dry with some sunny spells, but some snow showers are likely near the east coast, especially during the afternoon when a few could be heavy. Continuing very cold. Maximum temperature 1 deg C (34 deg F).

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Eastern England Forecast

Overview

Sunny intervals and snow showers. Remaining very cold.

Today:

Remaining very cold with sunny intervals, especially in the west where some places may remain dry. More snow showers expected, especially in the east where some may be heavy at times. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

Tonight:

A few clear spells but generally rather cloudy with further snow showers likely, perhaps heavy at times. Snow showers dying out later with a severe frost developing in inland parts. Minimum temperature -5 deg C (23 deg F).

Friday:

Most places dry with some sunny spells at first, but further snow showers are likely during the afternoon with some becoming heavy at times. Continuing very cold. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

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Northwest England Forecast

Overview

Dry and bright, but very cold and icy.

Today:

A dry day with plenty of sunshine across all parts. Bitterly cold with light winds and temperatures struggling to rise above zero in many areas. Maximum temperature 0 deg C (32 deg F).

Tonight:

Another bitterly cold night with dry and clear conditions at first, then a few snow showers for many parts after midnight. Frost and icy stretches are likely in most places. Minimum temperature -13 deg C (9 deg F).

Friday:

Another dry and cold day with plenty of sunshine and winds remaining light. There is a risk of snow showers spreading into eastern parts by the evening. Maximum temperature 0 deg C (32 deg F).

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Southeast England Forecast

Overview

Sunny intervals and snow showers. Remaining very cold.

Today:

Remaining very cold with sunny intervals, especially in the west where some places may remain dry. More snow showers expected, especially in the east where some may be heavy at times. Maximum temperature 1 deg C (34 deg F).

Tonight:

A few clear spells but generally rather cloudy with further snow showers likely, perhaps heavy at times. A severe frost is expected to develop in inland parts. Minimum temperature -8 deg C (18 deg F).

Friday:

Most places dry with some sunny spells at first, but further snow showers are likely in eastern parts during the afternoon with some becoming heavy at times. Continuing very cold. Maximum temperature 1 deg C (34 deg F).

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Ireland Forecast

Overview

Scattered snow showers. Cold and bright.

Today:

Occasional snow showers in the north and west, but dry for many with bright and sunny spells. Temperatures remaining at or below freezing inland, winds mostly light. Maximum temperature 3 deg C (37 deg F).

Tonight:

Mainly dry with well broken cloud, clear skies at times leading to a widespread moderate or severe frost. A few freezing fog patches possible, winds remaining light. Minimum temperature -10 deg C (14 deg F).

Friday:

Dry with bright and sunny spells, a few freezing fog patches slow to clear. Temperatures remaining below freezing for many, winds light and variable. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

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Southwest England Forecast

Overview

Very cold and icy. Becoming mostly dry.

Today:

A few snow showers across Cornwall through the day. Drier with sunny spells elsewhere but feeling bitterly cold with temperatures struggling to rise above zero away from the coast. Light northwesterly winds. Maximum temperature 3 deg C (37 deg F).

Tonight:

Another bitterly cold night with some clear spells and a few snow showers across eastern parts at times. Frost and icy stretches are likely as temperatures fall well below zero. Minimum temperature -8 deg C (18 deg F).

Friday:

A few snow showers at first in southeastern parts, then a dry and cold day with plenty of sunshine. Temperatures will struggle to rise only a few degrees above zero. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

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Northeast England / Cumbria Forecast

Overview

Very cold with further snow showers. Severe overnight frost.

Today:

Sunny spells, but snow showers should become rather lighter and more isolated with many places dry during the afternoon. Remaining very cold with a persistent day-time frost away from coasts. Maximum temperature 1 deg C (34 deg F).

Tonight:

Mainly dry with clear spells allowing a severe frost to develop, although a few snow showers are still likely, mainly near the east coast. Minimum temperature -8 deg C (18 deg F).

Friday:

Most places dry with some sunny spells, but some snow showers are likely near the east coast, especially during the afternoon when a few could be heavy. Continuing very cold. Maximum temperature 1 deg C (34 deg F).

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Southwest Scotland / Strathclyde Forecast

Overview

Dry, bright and cold.

Today:

Staying dry and bright with crisp winter sunshine, perhaps an isolated wintry shower over the Islands. Temperatures will remain below freezing inland, winds light and variable. Maximum temperature 3 deg C (37 deg F).

Tonight:

Dry with well broken cloud, clear skies for much of the time. Temperatures will plummet with a widespread moderate or severe frost, a few freezing fog patches possible. Minimum temperature -15 deg C (5 deg F).

Friday:

Dry with bright and sunny spells, a few freezing fog patches slow to clear. Temperatures remaining below freezing for many, winds light and variable. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

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Southeast Scotland / Dumfries Galloway Forecast

Overview

Mainly dry and bright. Coastal snow showers.

Today:

Much of the area will be dry, bright and cold with crisp winter sunshine. However, there will be a scattering of snow showers close to North Sea coasts. Winds will be light and variable, temperatures remaining below freezing inland. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

Tonight:

Snow showers could become more widespread across Lothian and Borders for a time this evening, but mainly dry in the west with well broken cloud. A widespread frost. Minimum temperature -14 deg C (7 deg F).

Friday:

Mainly dry with bright and sunny spells, a few freezing fog patches possible. Scattered or isolated wintry showers near the east coast. Winds remaining light. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

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Northwest Scotland / Tayside Fife Forecast

Overview

Mainly dry and bright.

Today:

Much of the area will be dry, bright and cold with crisp winter sunshine. However, there will be a risk of snow showers around North Sea coasts. Winds will be light and variable, temperatures remaining below freezing inland. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

Tonight:

Scattered snow showers still possible around North Sea coasts, but mainly dry with well broken cloud, clear skies for much of the time inland. A widespread moderate or severe frost. Minimum temperature -18 deg C (0 deg F).

Friday:

Mainly dry with bright and sunny spells, a few freezing fog patches possible. Scattered or isolated wintry showers near the coast. Winds remaining light. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

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Northeast Scotland / Grampian Forecast

Overview

Mainly dry and bright. Coastal snow showers.

Today:

Much of the area will be dry, bright and cold with crisp winter sunshine. However, there will be a scattering of snow showers, these mainly around the coast. Winds will be light and variable, temperatures remaining below freezing inland. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).

Tonight:

Scattered snow showers still possible around the coast, but mainly dry with well broken cloud, clear skies for much of the time inland. A widespread moderate or severe frost. Minimum temperature -15 deg C (5 deg F).

Friday:

Mainly dry with bright and sunny spells, a few freezing fog patches possible. Scattered or isolated wintry showers near the coast. Winds remaining light. Maximum temperature 2 deg C (36 deg F).