Issued: 0530hrs Saturday 7th November 2020
Duty forecaster: Alexi Venerus

Largely dry during the day but rain moves in on a more organised band overnight across western areas.

This morning, it will be a chilly start for many with some stubborn patches of mist and fog once again as winds stay slack. Largely dry and where mist and fog does lift there will be sunny spells. Cloudier skies however across much of Ireland as well as across south Wales and southwest England with some light rain and drizzle affecting these areas.

This afternoon, staying dry and fine with sunny spells for most but cloud will increase across Northern Ireland and throughout the rest of Wales as patchy rain turns somewhat more organised and heavier in places across southern Ireland and southwest England.

Overnight, cloud gradually increases throughout the UK although clear spells could last across the far east and far north where mist and fog don't form. The band of rain will push northwards across Northern Ireland and clear much of Ireland by dawn. Rain spreading across Wales and into central southern England too. Elsewhere it should stay dry.

Alexi
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