[Updated 06:40 24/11/2020]
Central and eastern England have dry weather today but in the north west of the UK there will be further heavy outbreaks of rain. Tonight and tomorrow the rain becomes patchier as it pushes into southern counties. By Thursday high pressure builds and it is expected to bring settled weather with an increasing risk of frost and fog.
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Tuesday starts with heavy rain in Northern Ireland and western Scotland. Elsewhere there is a good deal of dry weather, although in Wales and western England thicker cloud is bringing some drizzle. Through the day outbreaks of rain continue to affect the north west. By the evening they probably extend into central and eastern Scotland as well as Wales and north western England. In other areas it remains dry and there should be reasonable spells of sunshine. Windy in the west.
Much of the country has a very mild day with temperatures ranging from 12C (54F) to 14C (57F), but it will be colder in the far north. See the rain radar for the latest view.
Tonight outbreaks of rain push southeastwards but they become fragmented. Nonetheless, there could be a few heavy bursts in southern and south eastern counties by the end of the night.
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Tomorrow intermittent bursts of rain continue in the south east and East Anglia until the afternoon or evening. Other parts of the country have sunny spells but there will be showers in the north west. Mild in the south but colder in central and northern regions.
Thursday is looking dry and bright in most of the UK. In the far south thicker cloud may bring some patchy rain. Temperatures close to the seasonal average in most areas but it remains mild in the south.
Friday should be mostly dry, although there could be a few showers in coastal counties. Temperatures close to the late November average.
Through the weekend high pressure is forecast to bring dry conditions to central and eastern areas. In the north west there is a greater risk of rain and over high ground in Scotland sleet or snow is possible. Colder than recently with an increasing risk of frost and fog in central and eastern counties.
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