By Brian Gaze
[Published 06:40 24/01/2023]
The weather continues in a similar vein to recently today. Southern and central regions have another cold and dry day. In the north it is a milder and damper picture. Tomorrow patchy outbreaks of rain push southwards and by the end of the day they should clear from all areas. (If you would like to browse the website without adverts until the end of the year and contribute to its ongoing development you can do so by making a donation of £20 or more via PayPal, see below).
Tuesday starts frosty in much of southern and central Britain, and there is freezing fog in places too. In the north it is milder and damper.
Through the day patchy outbreaks of rain affect the north west of the UK. Other parts of the north will be mostly overcast and damp. Southern and central counties have a dry day with sunny intervals.
Temperatures range from 4C (39F) in the south to lift to 11C (52F) in the north. See the rain radar for the latest view.
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Tonight patchy outbreaks of rain move southwards into northern England and northern Wales. Another band of more persistent rain pushes down across Scotland and Northern Ireland. Southern and central regions remain dry, and although frost forms in places it probably won't be as widespread as recent nights.
Tomorrow fragmenting outbreaks of rain push down into the south. To their north sunny spells develop, but scattered wintry showers feed into Scotland. Milder in the south than recently, but colder in the north.
Thursday is forecast to be dry in the vast majority of the UK, but there could be scattered showers in eastern England. Temperatures close to the average in the afternoon, but patchy frost is likely early and late in the day.
Friday is looking dry and bright in most of England and Wales. In Scotland and Northern Ireland patchy outbreaks of rain are likely. Temperatures close to the average.
Through weekend is expected to be mixed. Saturday will probably be mostly dry, with close to average temperatures. During Sunday a band of rain pushes southwards. Wintry showers follow it into Scotland. Temperatures remain close to the late January norm.
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