Sunday
A breezy morning across southern parts of the British Isles, with some sunny spells around for much of central and southern England. For the west and north showers will be falling, with most of these affecting north Wales and northern England where they will be falling as snow over the hills; lighter winds in the north. Through Scotland showers will be heavy at times and they are going to be wintry for many, especially on the hills. During this afternoon little change through the Midlands and southern England, mainly dry here with bright spells but feeling cold. More persistent rain, sleet and snow through northwest England and northern Wales, rain extending into central Ireland. The showers in Scotland will become less frequent inland, although snow showers will continue around the coasts and again these will be heavy. Temperatures peaking at 3C in the north of Scotland, 8C in southern England.
Sunday night
A band of rain and sleet spreading south through Wales and the Midlands early in the night, reaching southern England as light showers after midnight. Skies will be clearing and temperatures falling sharply with ice becoming a problem across much of England, Wales and Scotland. Snow showers down the east coasts of Scotland and England, these heaviest and most frequent in eastern Scotland. Eastern parts of the country may well see 2 to 4cm of snow in places by the end of the night. Wintry showers around the coasts of Ireland. Windy in Scotland and Ireland. Lows near -3 or -4C inland, nearer 3C over the coasts of southwest England.
Monday
A cold and breezy day, but some sunny spells for many too. Snow showers for northern and eastern Scotland, with a few down eastern coasts of England too. Many parts of England and Wales as well as southern Scotland will be dry through the day with some good spells of sunshine, but feeling bitterly cold in the wind. Thicker cloud could be close to the far southern coasts of southwest England, perhaps giving a few spots of drizzle. Showers too for the northern and western coasts of Ireland. More persistent, heavier snow showers around all but southern Scotland, with father accumulations here. Temperatures around 2 to 5C.
Tuesday
A bitterly cold day on Wednesday, with a short lived wintry snap expected. Frequent, heavy snow showers along eastern parts of Scotland and England with a accumulations over parts of northeast England and perhaps parts of East Anglia and Kent. Snow flurries over most of the rest of England and Wales, with a threat of some heavier snow over western Cornwall and the far west of Wales. Sleet and snow in western Scotland but milder in the far west of Ireland with drizzle here. Highs on around 0 to 3C.