Increasingly cold



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Friday 02/01/2026
A cold, showery day, with showers mainly affecting northern and eastern coastal areas, as well as feeding into the Irish Sea and Welsh coasts. Many showers will be wintry, even at lower levels, with generally minimal accumulations, though slight to moderate amounts are possible across northern Scotland. Further south and inland, conditions will be mostly dry with sunny spells. Highs of 1C in the north and 5C in the south. Widespread frost developing overnight.

Saturday 03/01/2026
Another cold and showery day, with showers again mostly confined to coastal areas away from the south. Showers will be frequent and heavy at times, turning wintry down to low levels with some accumulations likely. Highs of 0C in the north and 3C in the south. Widespread frost developing early in the evening.


 

Sunday 04/01/2026
A showery start to the day, with plenty of wintry showers, particularly along coastal areas. Later in the day, showers will become more widespread, moving inland across western and southwestern regions. Highs of -1C in the north and 2C in the south. Widespread frost overnight.


 

Monday 05/01/2026
Showers in the morning over the northern and eastern coastal areas, but turning gradually drier through the day as a short-lived ridge of high pressure arrives from the west. Highs of 0-1C over most parts. Widespread frost overnight away from Ireland.


 

Tuesday 06/01/2026
A band of rain arrives over Ireland through the morning. As this progresses eastwards it will perhaps turn to snow even down to low levels over England and Wales. Showery over Scotland. Tops of 0C in north, but 3-4C in south. Frost overnight over Scotland.


 

Wednesday 07/01/2026
Wintry showers over the east at first, but rain arrives from the west through the day along with somewhat milder air. Highs of 1C in north but 4C in south.