"Unsettled conditions will continue through the week, with a combination of rain, brisk winds and some further hill snow, particularly in northern areas where colder air remains in place. While many areas will see typical late January conditions, there is enhanced potential for some impactful weather on Monday night into Tuesday. We encourage people to keep up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings as details evolve."
"A succession of Atlantic weather systems will drive wet and often windy weather across the UK and a number of National Severe Weather Warnings are already in force for the start of the week. On Monday a band of blustery rain will move in from the west, initially affecting Northern Ireland and western Britain. As this rain meets colder air across northern areas, snow is possible on the leading edge over higher ground, especially across the Pennines and Scottish mountains."
Unsettled conditions will continue through the week, with rain, brisk winds and hill snow in northern areas where colder air remains. A succession of Atlantic systems will drive wet and often windy weather across the UK. A band of blustery rain will move in from the west on Monday, initially affecting Northern Ireland and western Britain. As this rain meets colder air across northern areas, snow is possible over higher ground, especially the Pennines and Scottish mountains. A deep area of low pressure will bring further wet and windy conditions into Tuesday, with gusty winds and heavy rain that could cause flooding in vulnerable areas. Cold weather alerts for northern England run from 26 to 30 January.
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