"A deepening area of low pressure will head north eastwards across the UK on Thursday, bringing heavy rain and potentially strong winds. The exact track of the low is uncertain, so it's best to keep an eye on the forecast as the week progresses and we firm up on the details. A Yellow warning for rain covers southern England, southeast Wales and parts of the Midlands, with 20 to 40mm of rain expected widely."
"However, isolated spots could see up to 70mm, this most likely across parts of southwest England. Through Thursday evening and night, there's also a chance of transient snow over higher ground hills in the north and west, as precipitation engages colder air on the northern and western flank of this area of low pressure."
Tuesday began with outbreaks of rain, heavy at times, before clearing northwards to leave sunny spells and scattered showers. Some showers will be wintry over higher ground in Scotland. Falling temperatures combined with melting snow may lead to icy conditions in Scotland tonight, where a Yellow Warning is in place. Showers will continue in northern Scotland, while southern England sees clearing skies and isolated patches of freezing fog. Elsewhere, clear skies will bring frost with some showers in western areas. Wednesday will start largely dry before a band of rain pushes into western areas later. From Thursday a deepening low moves northeast across England and Wales, bringing heavy rain and strong winds, with 20–40mm widely and isolated spots up to 70mm; transient hill snow is possible in northern and western uplands Thursday evening and night.
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