Mcarthur's Head (Argyll and Bute) weather

Headline:

Cloudy and windy with snow turning to rain on Sunday.

Today:

Cloudy with rain throughout the day. Rain heaviest and falling as snow in the morning, snow mostly likely on higher ground but reaching some low lying areas also. Drier spells possible later. Strong winds, especially near coasts where gales possible. Maximum temperature 8 °C.

Tonight:

Outbreaks of heavy rain at first this evening but soon turning drier with some patchy light rain lingering. Strong winds continuing with coastal gales. Minimum temperature 4 °C.

Monday:

A mostly dry day with some bright and sunny intervals. Outbreaks of rain and pushing southeastwards later in the afternoon. Strong winds and coastal gales easing later. Maximum temperature 9 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Unsettled with outbreaks of rain interspersed with drier and brighter spells. Rain may turn to sleet or snow at times, mainly on hills. Winds staying mostly light.

It will likely remain changeable and at times unsettled for the UK as a whole through this period. Further areas of low pressure moving in from the Atlantic will tend to dominate, meaning showers or longer spells of rain for many parts. Wet weather will more likely be most prevalent across western areas, though given the potential for low pressure systems to become slow-moving in the vicinity of the UK, heavy rain is possible anywhere at times. Periods of windy weather are also possible from time to time. Temperatures probably near normal overall, though the possibility for some colder spells in the north, with the potential for associated winter hazards, and occasional milder interludes further south.

Low pressure is likely to continue to dominate the UK, at least at first, meaning an ongoing likelihood of further spells of rain and windy conditions from time to time. That said there should also be some brief interludes of drier weather too. Temperatures probably remaining close to average, particularly in the south, but there is the possibility of colder conditions, associated with higher pressure extending from the north or northeast, returning to northern areas around the turn of the month.