[Updated 06:30 14/01/2022]
January is approaching the half way mark and it has been a mild month so far. The provisional Central England Temperature (CET) to the 12th is 6.2C which is 2.6C above the norm. Through the coming days there will be a little rain in places, but with high pressure remaining close to the UK it will often be dry.
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Friday starts with patchy outbreaks of rain in Scotland. Elsewhere it is dry and in the southern half of the UK there is frost and fog.
Through the day fog slowly lifts in southern and central counties. Spells of rain continue in northern and western Scotland, but elsewhere it remains dry.
Temperatures range from 4C (39F) to 11C (52F), with the lowest values where fog lingers. See the rain and lightning radar for the latest view.
Tonight showery rain continues in northern and western Scotland. The rest of the UK has a dry night with frost and fog returning in much of England and Wales.
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Tomorrow light outbreaks of rain push into the north and west. Central and eastern areas should be dry, but it remains murky after fog lifts. Rather cold in much of the UK, but milder in the south west, western Wales and Northern Ireland.
During Sunday showery rain spreads southeastwards. Drier and brighter conditions follow, although it may stay damp in the southeast into the evening. Temperatures close to average in Scotland, but probably quite mild elsewhere.
Monday starts with patchy frost and fog. Dry conditions with variable amounts of cloud are expected through the day. Temperatures stay close to the seasonal average.
Through the early part of next week it should be dry in much of the UK. Cloud amounts vary, but where clear periods develop there will be a risk of frost and fog forming.
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