Afternoon all, have just observed the latest operational runs for the week:
Monday to Wednesday:
days look to be clear and fine with cirus clouds aplenty and looks to be frosty for all overnight, except the far southwest, with some of the frost reluctant to lift the further north and east you are and of course over the high ground where there is also a possibility of some freezing fog. There is a risk of quite severe frosts making conditions quite treacherous on the roads.
Temps during the day can be expected between 2-5c widely and 7-9c in the far south west. Over night temps will drop off very quickly and will see temps fall between -1c to - 4c widely and would expect to see locally a -5-7c in the country side away from coasts and the further north and east you are.
The Far north west of Scotland may see the odd shower, wintry over the higher ground, however these will be light and isolated. Where showers do form here and clears it will be come very icy.
Thursday and Friday:
as the Atlantic try's to push back in you can expect to see temps try to rise widely 4-8c during the day with fronts trying to push in any precipitation will be mainly light and patchy as it comes through. in any clearer spells at night its will be expected 1-3c. One thing to note is that that as the Atlantic does try to push in the air behind is still cool to cold so expect to see wintry precipitation over high ground to the north and north west.
The position of the high is key to temps and moisture which will effect our temps and cloud cover drastically. Im very reluctant to put any confidence in forecast beyond 5 days.