After a warm day yesterday, temperatures will decrease sharply tomorrow. Lanarkshire will experience mist and fog this morning, lifting to a dry, sunny day. Tonight, it will start dry and clear, but clouds will bring light rain by dawn. Tomorrow will be colder and windier with morning rain, brightening later.
Milder weather is expected, starting with a cloudy Friday and a chance of light rain. Saturday will see morning showers, then dry with variable clouds. Sunday remains mostly dry with sunny intervals, while Monday will be breezy and cloudy. Temperatures may reach 16 degrees in Lanarkshire over the weekend, cooling off Monday.
Tomorrow will begin dry and bright, with clouds increasing from the west, leading to patchy rain by day’s end. From Monday to Wednesday, expect breezy, mostly cloudy conditions with isolated showers, early sunny spells, and rain developing Tuesday evening. Light rain persists Wednesday, with mild temperatures around 9 to 10 degrees.
Springtime sunshine is expected on Thursday, February 27, with mostly bright skies and a slight chance of isolated showers in Lanarkshire. The weather from Friday to Sunday will include dry conditions with wintry sunshine on Friday, followed by rain on Saturday morning, and a dry, bright Sunday with some clouds.
Saturday will feature a mix of sun, clouds, and occasional showers, with mild temperatures in double digits. Tonight, skies will clear briefly before thick clouds return. Sunday starts cloudy with rain moving in, becoming bright later but remaining windy, reminiscent of recent wild weather patterns.
Central Scotland will experience a wet and windy Friday with heavy rain into the early afternoon, tapering to drier conditions with some lingering showers. Tonight will be mainly dry with clear spells and light winds. Saturday promises sunny spells and mostly dry weather, with a chance of light afternoon showers.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice in Lanarkshire from 3am to 12pm on February 18. Gritting teams will treat priority road routes, but expect longer journey times on roads, buses, and trains, particularly in higher areas, with potential icy patches posing slip hazards.
Cold temperatures around zero will persist tonight, with possible light snow. Monday will be cloudy and cold, with morning snow in areas like Central Scotland. The weather will ease in the afternoon but may resume in the evening. From Tuesday to Thursday, expect breezy, mild conditions with some rain.