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Thursday starts wet in southern Wales and central England. To the north and south it is drier but frosty in places. Through the day the band of rain across central areas becomes slow moving and over high ground sleet or snow is possible. Southern counties have a lot of cloud and patchy rain. Northern Ireland, Scotland and northern England have sunny spells and scattered showers.

It will be cold. Temperatures range from 4C (39F) in the north to 8C (46F) in the south. See the rain radar for the latest view.

Meteo France Arpege, rain, 15:00 GMT Thu 14th November

Tonight outbreaks of rain in southern and central areas become intermittent but they could extend into northern England. Clear periods to the north lead to a widespread frost.

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Tomorrow much of southern and eastern England has showery rain. The north and west will be brighter but showers continue near the east coast. It remains cold and a brisk northeasterly wind adds to the chill. 

Meteo France Arpege, rain, 15:00 GMT Fri 15th November

Unsettled next week

Saturday brings showery rain to the south and east. Other areas should be mainly dry but later in the day it turns turn wet in the far north west. Temperatures remain below the average.

Sunday is looking dry in central and western regions. In the east there will be showers and over high ground they could be wintry. It stays cold.

Next week starts with showers or longer spells of rain in the east and they could fall as sleet or snow over high ground. During the middle part of the week temperatures begin to recover as winds turn into a south or southwesterly direction. However, it stays unsettled.

GFS, 500hPa heights and MSLP, 15:00 GMT Mon 18th November

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