Saturday
Extensively frosty and icy to start on Saturday as a ridge of high pressure builds across the country. Dry with lots of sunshine at first. Turning cloudier in the west and south with outbreaks of rain. Rain spreads north and east clearing much of Ireland, south Wales and SW England by later in the day. Expect snow over higher ground, some snow to lower levels too, across northern England and eventually southern and central regions of Scotland by evening. Highs at 3 to 7C for most, milder across Ireland and southwest England.

Saturday Night
Snow becoming increasingly confined to the hills and mountains across Scotland overnight. Rain gradually clearing eastern areas of the UK. Elsewhere will be largely dry with clear spells. A frosty start for some in the north, elsewhere lows at 2 to 7C.

 
 
 

Sunday
A brief ridge of high pressure brings a largely dry start to Sunday and on a developing southwesterly wind flow milder temperatures will push in for most today. Cloud will soon thicken for most with outbreaks of rain expected to push in across Ireland, Northern Ireland, northern parts of England and across Scotland. Largely dry through the rest of England and Wales. The winds strengthening to near gale and gale force for some by the end of the day. Highs rising to 8 to 13C for most, still a chilly north Scotland with highs here at 4 or 5C.

Monday
An unsettled day on Monday with high winds, gales to strong gale force for some. Heavy showers as well as longer spells of rain affecting many with limited sunny spells, though the rain does look to start to clear from the west later on with drier and brighter weather here. Generally milder temperatures with highs around 8 to 15C though cooler air starts to push in across northern Scotland later.