Latest We are still in the cool easterly flow, although ite28099s not as cold as it was. There are showers caught up in this and a fair amount of cloud. A stalemate persists throughout the weekend with cold air out to the east, managing to topple over into Scotland and milder air well away to the west. Next week things seem to shift with a change on the way. radar There is a low pressure to the SW of the UK throwing showers over southern Ireland, Wales and the West Country. High pressure extends from Iceland over Sweden and Norway into the Baltic States with enough of an influence to feed more showers off the North Sea for Scotland and NE England. In between it is dry but cloudy today. warning The Met Office do have a yellow warning for heavy and thundery rain from those showers in the SW. It isne28099t as cold this morning although temperatures in Lincolnshire have dipped down near to freezing inland. Though the day temperatures will reach 6 to 11C with East Anglia and southern England reaching into double figures. The easterly winds continue, light for many but making it still feel cool and fresh around the Bristol Channel and western English Channel. Tonight, there could be a frost for parts of Cumbria and western Scotland and patchy fog with a murky and misty night further south too. Overnight more showers appear in the SW and for Channel coasts, with a scattering for southern England by Saturday morning. Sat During the weekend southern Britain will have temperatures around 10 or 11C and feel okay whereas further north and for Northern Ireland it will still be cool with temperatures around 7 or 8C. The damp weather coming into the NE will be less lively after some sharp showers in the week. The showers in the far south continue by day, not troubling greater London too much, but scattered across central southern England and the SW. For most of the UK it will be a fair Saturday, rather cloudy, a few brighter spells and a rather bland November day. Perhaps ideal for Christmas shopping articles