Northerly winds will convey frequent showers to northern Scotland, in all probability falling as sleet and rain close to to coastal areas.

The hills of northern Scotland will see common snow showers with 5-10cm (2-4in) build up over hills and some centimetres in some decrease areas by Monday, with the potential for some localised disruption the place it settles.

The bottom in November just isn’t as chilly as it could be in midwinter so among the snow hitting the roads will in all probability soften, although bigger accumulations may collect on colder grassy surfaces.

Many inland areas of the UK are prone to see various dry climate with morning frosts and sunny skies.

Showers will likely be frequent in Northern Eire together with coastal areas of England and Wales – these will in all probability be blended with some rain, sleet and hail.