According to early provisional Met Office figures up to 11 November, sunshine has been in short supply so far, with 8.3 hours of sunshine accounting for just 14% of the full month's long-term average for the UK.
The UK has also had its driest start to November since 1891 and an average of just 3.5mm of rain has fallen this month.
This will gradually introduce more unsettled weather, initially in the north from Friday but more widely from Sunday.
This shift does introduce the possibility of snow, initially over high ground in the north from Sunday, with gusty winds also a potential hazard.
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