The first half of the month is expected to bring mostly cold conditions with the risk of some rain, sleet or snow in all areas, especially early in the period. Some significant snowfalls are likely. Frost frequency looks like being notably greater than average. Towards the end of the period it should become mostly dry with widespread overnight frosts continuing. Temperatures remaining mostly below average, especially in the east and south east.
Second half
During the second half of the month a relatively quiet spell of weather is expected. Overnight frost and fog are likely to become widespread, and daytime temperatures will be mostly below the seasonal norm, especially in the south and east, but where fog lingers it will remain very cold. Probably turning less settled and milder towards the end of the period, with rain returning. decenber 4 th up date on the wether
Staying predominantly cold during the week ahead with the risk of further frost, and sleet or snow at times, as well as the chance of some rain in southern areas today and tonight before it turns colder again. However, what I’m really interested in at the moment is developments beyond next weekend. The different computer models are showing good consistency, and the potential for the cold to increase its intensity again is there, and for that renewed surge to have the potential to last for at least 10 days. If correct, it means cold weather is likely to be hanging Next week we're expecting the cold to tighten its grip, and we are looking at the potential for more severe wintry weather later on high pressure builds to the north of Britain once again. At the moment there is no end in sight to the predominantly cold weather, and all areas are likely to be at risk of further sleet or snow as we head towards Christmas. It looks as though there is the potential around even at Christmas. It looks incrasingly as though December could break a few weather records in the UK...Cold intensifies next week, December could break records