This morning will see brief sunny intervals amid clouds, but heavy rain from the south-west is expected later. Tonight, variable clouds and occasional clear spells will occur after rain clears. Tomorrow will start mostly cloudy with heavy showers, but conditions will improve in the afternoon as clouds dissipate.
Tomorrow morning, Lanarkshire will experience isolated showers, becoming dry by noon with some bright spells. The day will end windy and wet. This weekend will be milder, with Saturday being largely cloudy and showery, while Sunday starts wet but becomes dry later. Monday will see clearing showers and bright conditions.
A cold, frosty start today (Sunday) with bright skies in the morning. Variable cloud will start to build up in the afternoon. Becoming cloudy in the evening, with the first spells of rain moving in from the west. Tonight Tonight will become windy. It will be overcast, with a band of heavy, persistent rain lingering […]
Tonight will be overcast and breezy with heavy rain in Lanarkshire. Tomorrow morning will see cloudy skies and patchy rain, clearing in the evening. From Friday to Sunday, expect windier and chillier conditions with potential showers and a shift to cloudy weather by Friday evening.
This evening and tonight will bring thickening clouds and ongoing showers, with milder temperatures. Sunday begins with heavy rain, turning into scattered showers. From Monday to Wednesday, expect a dry Monday with possible evening showers, a cold sunny Tuesday, and a rainy, windy Wednesday with heavy spells at times.
Tonight will be dry and very cold, with temperatures dropping to minus 5 in Lanarkshire. Friday will start cold and bright but become cloudy with some evening rain. From Saturday to Monday, expect cloudy weather with showery rain and windy conditions, particularly unsettled on Sunday.
Tonight will be cold and dry with clear skies. Monday will be sunny but turn cloudy and windy in the evening, bringing light showers. From Tuesday to Thursday, expect an unsettled period with showers, wintry conditions at higher altitudes, cold temperatures, and some sunshine, particularly on Thursday.
Scotland is set to experience a significant drop in temperatures next week, with frosty nights and potential snow flurries as far south as Central Scotland. Daytime highs may be around freezing and overnight lows could reach -4°C. Commuters should expect icy and slippery conditions on roads and pavements.