Another week of winter weather ahead for many. Monday is looking pretty good out there. It's a bit chilly. Yes, but there's plenty of sunshine around. Just a few scattered showers. Take a look at the satellite picture. You can see the spots here. There are the shower clouds moving in. But just behind me, there's something a bit more threatening. This big massive cloud is a spell of wet and windy weather that's going to arrive overnight and for Tuesday. Head of that, though, as I say, for many. And day out there, yes, some showers just drifting in at times into parts of the west. And we'll continue to see snow showers, of course, western Scotland. The showers further south, mostly of rain. Some hills know possible over northwest England. In a mixture of sleet hail and a few snowflores across Northern Ireland. But for much of the east and central Britain, it's fine. It's bright, it's sunny. There's a bit of a cool breeze blowing, although it's not quite as strong as yesterday. Temperatures still below average for most, though, four to seven Celsius. And those temperatures will fall quite quickly as the sun drops this evening. A few more showers across the south overnight, self-rain. But that does mean it could turn quite icy. And then here comes that spell of wet weather, sweeping into whales and southwest England, accompanied by some pretty strong winds. So very wet and windy here. And a mixture of rain and snow across Northern Ireland. And pushing into western Scotland. Temperatures again dropping close to freezing in towns and cities. So again, ice is a potential hazard for the morning. Wet and windy start for whales and southwest England. Some snow for Northern Ireland. That could cause a few issues through the morning Russia. And then we continue with some snowflores across much of the day for Scotland. The rain pushes, of course, England turning into the east eventually in the afternoon. Some uncertainty about that progress of that rain. But it does look as if many western areas will brighten up come the afternoon. But it is going to feel cold, I think, wherever you are, particularly stuck under the cloud. The rain and the snow, which continues to pull away out into the North Sea through Tuesday evening. So clear skies follow on for Tuesday evening and again, that means it will turn cold with a potential for ice. If I just head out of the way though, you'll notice there's another band of wet weather waiting in the wings. That will arrive on Wednesday, accompanied again by some strong winds. Staying cold for most of this week. But there are signs that once that band of rain clears through on Wednesday, it may turn a bit drier and a bit brighter. There's more on the weather through this week on our YouTube channel. And there's always more and any weather warnings on the Western physics website.