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Tuesday starts with showery rain in the west and north west. Elsewhere it is mainly dry. This morning heavy rain pushes into Wales and much of southern England. Through the afternoon it spreads across most of the country, although the far north east could remain drier. Over high ground in Scotland sleet or snow is likely. It becomes very windy in southern and central areas with gusts of up to 60mph possible.   

Temperatures range from 6C (42F) in the north to 13C (55F) in the south. See the rain radar for the latest view.

Meteo France, Arpege, rain and snow, 15:00 GMT Tue 14th January

Tonight rain continues in the south east and there will be showers in the north west. Elsewhere it turns drier. It will be windy in the north and the south east.

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Tomorrow starts wet in the south east but brighter skies quickly return. Most of the country then has a dry day but heavy showery rain is expected in western Scotland. It will be windy in the north.

Meteo France Arpege, cloud cover, 15:00 GMT Wed 15th January

Improving by the weekend

Through Thursday another batch of wet and windy weather moves into the west. Eastern counties should remain dry until the evening. Cooler and showery conditions return for Friday. 

Friday is likely to be mainly dry in southern and eastern counties. In the north and west showers develop widely and over northern hills they will be wintry.  

The weekend is generally looking more settled.  Scattered showers continue on Saturday with quite a widespread frost early and late. On Sunday outbreaks of rain may affect the western parts of the UK but central and eastern regions remain dry with close to average temperatures.

The latest guidance suggests high pressure will bring a good deal of dry weather next week, although it may stay more changeable in the north west.

GFS, 500hPa heights and MSLP, 15:00 GMT Sat 18th January

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