Farnborough (Hampshire) weather

Headline:

Cold and largely clear.

This Evening and Tonight:

Cold with clear spells. Most parts will stay dry, with frost possible, most likely in the west. Perhaps the odd shower moving into Kent towards dawn. Breezy. Minimum temperature 1 °C.

Monday:

Fine with plenty of sunshine, but feeling much colder than recent days. This most notable in the east, with brisk winds. Any showers across Kent soon moving off-shore again. Maximum temperature 8 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Cold start Tuesday, before cloud and rain, spreads south and east. Staying cold Wednesday and Thursday, but with plenty of fine and sunny weather. Often windy, particularly Wednesday. Overnight frosts.

A widespread and in places sharp frost to begin Friday. Then a transition during the day to less cold and more generally unsettled conditions as Atlantic weather fronts make inroads into the UK. These will bring spells of rain potentially quite widely, though the wettest conditions through the latter part of November may occur across more southern areas. There is also the potential for some windy weather to develop at times, again this perhaps more likely further to the south. Compared to the preceding few days, a reduced likelihood of snowfall, though some upland snow remains possible in the north. Temperatures probably returning closer to average, generally speaking, for late November, and perhaps becoming mild at times in the south.

Whilst there is a lot of uncertainty as to the flavour of weather affecting the UK into December, there is a greater chance than normal of slower evolving weather patterns. A mixture of weather types seems most likely and so some wetter days, with widespread rain or showers and the chance of snow, mainly for higher ground in the north. Equally some drier periods are also anticipated, increasing the possibility of some frosty nights and fog. Overall, temperatures close to average are most likely, but some colder spells are also possible, especially if any prolonged settled spells develop.