High Seat (Cumbria) weather

Headline:

Drier, brighter and colder.

This Evening and Tonight:

Cloud and patchy drizzle clearing to the south through this evening leading to a bright but cold start on Sunday morning with a chance of some patchy frost. Winds becoming much lighter too. Minimum temperature 4 °C.

Sunday:

After a chilly start, Sunday will bring some sunshine but it will feel notably colder, particularly in the fresh northerly winds. Frost forming widely overnight. Maximum temperature 9 °C.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:

Into the new week it will continue to feel cold, particularly in brisk winds. Overnight frosts are likely with a chance of some wintry showers around exposed coasts and hills.

Many central and northern parts of the UK will likely be in a colder but drier regime than of late with overnight frosts, and a few showers near windward coasts in particular which may be wintry on high ground. However, it could remain cloudier, milder and wetter initially across some southern and southwestern areas, with some uncertainty as to how quickly this clears away to the south. It is most likely that the bulk of the UK will experience drier and colder conditions into the first part of next week. Later in the period there is increasing uncertainty, but a trend towards more changeable conditions is possible, with some rain or showers in places, and perhaps some hill snow at times in the north. Temperatures overall may return to near-average.

Whilst the expected weather patterns during late November are very uncertain, there is a greater chance of spells of high pressure during this period, bringing more in the way of dry weather compared to the current weather pattern, which also increases the chances of overnight fog and frost. There will probably still be some spells of rain, showers, and stronger winds though, especially in the west. Hill snow is also a possibility, mainly in the north. Overall, near or slightly above average temperatures are most likely, though some colder spells are also possible, especially should any prolonged settled spells develop.