Your daily weather forecast for the UK and London.
Fine across southeastern areas but still cold, a touch of frost during evening. Elsewhere, cloudier skies and patchy rain spreading southeastwards, possible early hill snow but turning less cold.
Mild and cloudy on Tuesday with rain moving southeast, perhaps becoming heavy for a time. Turning colder on Wednesday with blustery showers, these becoming restricted to eastern areas on Thursday.
Dry and largely sunny with light winds, after a cold and frosty start. Cloud will increase from the northwest later in the afternoon, bringing the odd spot of rain overnight. Maximum temperature 6 °C.
Flood alerts in force for England.
Low.
Floods.
<5%
Cloudy and mild on Tuesday with some patchy rain in the morning. Further rain overnight, clearing Wednesday morning. Wednesday and Thursday dry with prolonged sunny spells.
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