Thursday High pressure to the north-east and low pressure to the south-west maintains a chilly easterly pattern across Britain and Ireland. Many places will be dry, although rather cloudy, with some fog and murk in places. Some showers toward the far south-west. Occasional light showers moving inland from North Sea coasts, which may give frequent rain for eastern Scotland. Snow over the eastern Highlands. A little sun, mostly in the west. Reaching 4 to 7C after a frosty start.
Thursday night Extensive low cloud is likely, with generally damp conditions and fog over the hills. Some murk at lower levels too. Showers will linger around the far south-west. Clusters of showers are also expected for Scotland, most frequent for southern Scotland and North Sea coasts. Snow for the Cairngorms. A light easterly breeze, strongest near southern coasts. Temperatures dipping close to freezing inland, with slight frost in some rural areas. Lows typically 1 to 4C.
Friday Heavy showers are likely in south-west England, also southern Ireland. Generally dry for central England and Wales. Fairly cloudy, and murky for some, but a little sun should try to break through, best to the west of high ground. Showers also affect eastern Scotland and north-east England, perhaps giving frequent rain on North Sea coasts, and snow over the eastern Scottish Highlands. Western Scotland and Northern Ireland stay mainly dry. Feeling cool, highs 5 to 10C, mildest south.
Saturday A chilly day with an easterly breeze across the British Isles. Showers will be focused on north-east England and eastern England. A zone of more frequent rain may also affect south-west England and English Channel coasts. A lot of cloud, and some areas will be rather murky, with fog patches in the morning. Best sunny breaks toward the west & north-west. Temperatures ranging from 5 to 7C in the north, up to 10 or 11C in the south.
from Weather forecast weatheronline.co.uk http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/cgi-app/reports?LANG=en&MENU=202&DAY=20181121
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