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Sunday starts mainly dry. In central and northern areas there has been a widespread frost but cloudier skies in the south have generally kept temperatures above freezing point. The rest of the day will be fine and sunny in much of the UK. There will be a few showers in East Anglia and south eastern England. There are also likely to patchy outbreaks of rain in northern Scotland.

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

Meteo France Arpege, cloud cover, 15:00 GMT Sun 1st December

Tonight cloud spreads across Scotland and outbreaks of rain become heavier in the north and west. Elsewhere clear skies lead to a widespread frost.

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Tomorrow rain spreads eastwards across Scotland and over the mountains it turns to snow for a time. The rest of the UK has another dry and bright day. In the far north west it will be milder than recently but elsewhere it remains quite cold.

Meteo France Arpege, precipitation type, 15:00 GMT Mon 2nd December

Gradual change

Through Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday high pressure keeps the weather dry across England and Wales. Daytime temperatures edge upwards but nighttime frosts remain a risk where clear periods develop. Scotland and Northern Ireland have rain at times but also drier periods and it will turn milder.

During Friday outbreaks of rain probably spread southeastwards. Showery conditions follow into the north. 

In the longer term things look quite changeable. Dry periods are most likely in the south but all regions see wet and windy spells. In the north it could be cold enough for snow at times.

GFS, 500hPa heights and MSLP, 15:00 GMT Wed 4th December

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