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Saturday starts with showers in the north west. Elsewhere it is dry and there is a frost in places. Through the day wintry showers continue in northern and western Scotland. The rest of the country will be mainly dry with sunny spells and variable amounts of cloud. 

Temperatures range from 5C (41F) in the north to 9C (48F) in the south west. See the rain radar for the latest view.

Meteo France, Arpege, rain and snow, 15:00 GMT Sat 18th January

Tonight clear periods lead to a widespread frost and fog could form in places too. It will be one of the coldest nights of the winter so far with temperatures falling below freezing point widely.

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Tomorrow it should be dry across virtually all of the UK, although in the far north west some light spells of rain could push in. It will be quite cold, particularly in areas where fog is slow to lift. It is possible that a few locations could record an ice day due to the fog: one where temperatures fail to climb above 0C (32F). 

Meteo France Arpege, temperatures, 15:00 GMT Sun 19th January

Settled early next week

Monday starts with a widespread frost in southern and central regions. Through the rest of the day sunny spells develop but freezing fog could be slow to lift. The north is expected to be cloudier and milder with drizzle or light rain in the west.

During Tuesday cloud and drizzle pushes southwards. The north will be mild but in the south it remains chilly. 

By Wednesday cloudier and milder conditions probably push southwards. The greatest risk of rain is in the north west.

Through the second half of the week high pressure declines. That leads to more changeable weather returning as Atlantic disturbances begin pushing southwards.  

GFS, 500hPa heights and MSLP, 15:00 GMT Thu 23rd January

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