Sundays forecast - Cold icy start, then fine dry and sunny We are currently under a yellow weather warning from the Met office for ice until 12pm tomorrow. Please see below for the full warning. Overnight tonight will see temperatures drop and the cloud clearing and we will see frost and ice becoming widespread. A few light showers are possible and they could be wintry in nature but most places are forecast to stay fine and dry. We could see some mist and fog patches forming. Disclaimer Please do not use Western Isles Weather for the protection of life and property please follow local and national government issued warnings and advice. Now here is the tricky part. Depending on how stubborn the cloud is to shift will determine how much sunshine we see tomorrow. Tomorrow day time is forecast to be fine and dry. There is a risk of some showers but for most it should be a beautiful day with some prolonged sunshine across the Western Isles. The best of the sunshine is likely during the afternoon. Cloud is forecast to clear across the Western Isles during the evening and overnight into Monday so we are likely to see more frost and Ice. Also an increased risk of mist and fog forming which could lead to tricky driving conditions. Winds tomorrow will be from a Northerly and North Westerly direction around 10 to 15 mph but mostly under 10 mph. Temperatures will range from -2C to 6C
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 21:45:57 +0000
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