Possible colder spell end of November

[Summer Sun]

There are now increasing signs of things turning colder during next week although its likely to start of milder suggestions are high pressure will start to build to the north / north west of the UK allowing a north easterly wind to set up bringing some colder and drier weather with frost, fog and for some wintry showers

The BBC / Met offices thoughts can be found here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/20419248

The latest written thoughts from the met office

UK Outlook for Monday 26 Nov 2012 to Wednesday 5 Dec 2012:

Very unsettled at first, with showers and occasional longer spells of rain affecting many parts and turning heavy in places. Perhaps brighter in central areas during Monday. Often windy, with the risk of gales in exposed western parts. Generally fairly mild, but with a chance of overnight frosts in clearer spells and showers perhaps increasingly wintry over hills. Conditions gradually becoming drier and more settled during next week, although southeastern areas most prone to continuing, prolonged spells of rain. Temperatures nearer normal or a little below, with a risk of more widespread overnight frosts. Towards the start of December, there is a good deal of uncertainty, but on balance, colder than average conditions are favoured, with an increased risk of frost and fog, and some wintry showers.

[Paul]

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