Rain in the south on Tuesday and Wednesday

By Brian Gaze

[Published 08:30 08/11/2026]

Changes in the weather are on the way through the coming days. An area of low pressure moving up from the south west will bring wet conditions to southern and central areas on Tuesday and Wednesday. However, a plunge of Arctic air is likely to bring a colder spell during the second half of the week.

Mostly dry and rather cold

Most of the UK will have a dry day, but there will be light rain at times in northern England and eastern Scotland. Fog steadily lifts, with sunny spells developing quite widely.

After a cold start with frost in places temperatures will struggle. Values range from 7°C to 11°C. Check the weather radar for the most up to date view.

UKV, Sunday 8th November [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Tonight:
A few showers linger in the north east but most of the UK can expect a dry night. It will be cold, with patchy frost and fog, although winds strengthen in the south west later in the night and temperatures rise.

Tomorrow: After fog lifts many places have a dry and chilly day with bright spells. However, it will be milder and windier in the south west, with patchy outbreaks of rain.

UKV, Monday 9th November [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Tuesday: Bands of rain spread northwards across southern and central regions, and southwards across northern Scotland. Areas in between will have a dry day. Mild in the south west, but chilly elsewhere.

Outlook: Changeable conditions are likely at first, with showers or longer spells of rain in places. However, colder and brighter conditions spread southwards across all areas. Most places will be dry, although wintry showers are possible in Scotland for a time. Frost and fog could become widespread.

GFS overview for Tuesday 10th November - Thursday 12th November