Saturday
We keep a brisk north east wind across the country, making it feel quite cold. For most parts of the country but it should be mainly dry and bright with sunny spells and northern and western parts of the country starting with a frost. There is a risk of a few well scattered showers near North Sea coasts and across eastern parts of East Anglia and the south east. A few will also be running down through the Irish Sea clipping western parts of Scotland, eastern parts of Northern Ireland and north west Wales. Expect highs of 4 to 7 Celsius.
Saturday Night
It remains rather windy this evening and tonight with more cloud across East Anglia and the south east with some coastal showers. Elsewhere the cloud will be more broken with Northern Ireland, the far northwest England, west Wales and western Scotland most at risk of a frost. Minimum temperatures of 4 to -2C.
Sunday
Little change in the weather pattern today. The winds remain brisk from the north east bringing in occasionally more cloud and a few showers to eastern coasts of England. Most central and western areas will stay fine and dry. We may see more the way of cloud. Generally with the best of the sunshine in the far west. Still feeling cold especially in the wind. Northern Ireland, Scotland, western Wales and north west England will be prone to a frost tonight where skies will be clear and there will be less wind. Scattered showers will persist around North Sea coasts. Maximum temperatures of 5 to 7 Celsius.
Monday
Much of United Kingdom will be dry as pressure remains high. There could be some early fog patches across Scotland and northwest England along with a frost. Expect some good spells of sunshine across the country today and will be dry. Dry overnight across England and Wales with clear spells leading to more of a widespread frost as the winds drop. More cloud may come in across Scotland and Northern Ireland as a front approaches from the north west. A cold day with maximum temperatures of 4 to 6 Celsius.