The weather is set to remain very unsettled during the weekend and into next week with all parts of the country having further wet and windy conditions at times. The worst of the weather is often likely to be in the north and west, although even south eastern parts will have strong winds at times and heavy outbreaks of rain. Temperatures are likely to remain above average, especially in the south.
During the first half of next week we expect a similar story with further mild and wet weather. Later in the week it looks as though temperatures will begin to drop back towards the seasonal average. Despite this, it still looks as though many southern areas may get through to December without recording their first air frost of the season. 
The 14 day weather forecast is available and the Christmas weather forecast continues to be updated. 

UK winter weather forecast soon available 

We'll shortly be issuing our UK winter weather forecast which will cover the period from December 1st to February 28th. The forecast will be free to access, but you'll need to be registered with us to read it on the release date. 
Autumn has generally been mild with many parts of the country seeing little if any frost. Will this pattern continue into the winter? From what we've seen there seems to be a split with some forecast agencies predicting a cold winter ahead, whilst others are confident it will generally be mild. You'll soon be able to read what we think is the most likely outcome.  
Read more about our winter forecast and registration.

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