Wrap up well tonight, it has been a sunny, dry day and will remain mainly dry tonight but cold.
Westerly winds are averaging 13 miles per hour but gusts can reach up to 29 miles per hour.
Cold, mainly dry and windy for the evening with some light rain expected tomorrow.
Clear spells in most areas with a widespread sharp or severe frost and icy patches. Fog will develop and will become dense overnight in parts. Lowest temperatures of -1 to -4 degrees.
Thursday will be cold with frost, fog and ice in many areas. These will be slow to clear and fog will linger for much of the day. However, during the afternoon and evening rain and sleet will spread slowly northeast, turning to snow in many parts, especially on high ground but back to rain overnight. Temperatures will be between 3 and 7 degrees. Winds will be mainly light variable, becoming southerly later.
And remember, to feed the birds!
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