Cold for all, showers will be wintry on northern hills Get prepared for a cold hit of weather over the coming days. As winds turn more northerly cold air is going to be draining southwards through all areas. These temperatures making it feel more like February than late April. Showers are likely and these will be falling as sleet and snow on hills. Overnight frosts continue in some places next week.
For the weather for the next few days click here Saturday 23/4/16 High pressure building to the west of Ireland on Saturday, with low pressure to the east. The flow is going to become northerly through all areas bringing a chilly day. Cloud and showers or outbreaks of rain in the far east and these continue throughout the day. Showers may be wintry over the hills of eastern Scotland. Tending to be brighter and drier in the west with sunny spells. Highs near 5 to 12C.
Sunday 24/4/16 Chilly conditions expected across Britain and Ireland as northerly winds dominate. Showers developing and spreading from the north, these wintry over northern hills. An area of low pressure may move south over North Sea coasts the threat of rain in the east. Top temperatures at just 5 to 12C.
Monday 25/4/16 The cold north to northwest flow continues over the country during Monday. High pressure is t the west with low pressure to the east. There will be showers or longer outbreaks of rain in northern and eastern Scotland, perhaps a few down the eastern coasts of England. Western parts probably seeing sunny spells and just an odd shower. Highs at 5 to 12C.
Tuesday 26/4/16 Low pressure remains to the east with higher pressure ot the west on Tuesday. Showers affecting many northern, western and eastern coasts, but drier and brighter where protected from the winds. Decent sunny spells in those drier areas too. Highs near 6 to 11C.
Wednesday 27/4/16 Little change on Wednesday with low pressure remaining to the east and higher pressure to the west. Showers moving south in the northerly flow bringing further bands of showers southwards, these wintry on hills. Tops at 5 to 10C. Thursday 28/4/16 Low pressure is going to be centred to the east of the country through Thursday, with an area of high pressure to the west. Staying chilly with showers in more eastern and northern areas, these again falling as sleet and snow on hills. Highs at 6 to 11C
from Weather forecast weatheronline.co.uk http://ift.tt/1SuDQEc
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