Lanark Weather Forecast, South Lanarkshire ML11 9

Today 23 Jan Strathclyde

A frosty start, ice on untreated surfaces, to a largely dry day, just the occasional wintry shower across Argyll, Arran and Ayrshire, with long spells of sunshine, the best of these across the Glasgow area and Lanarkshire. Mainly light winds. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Tonight 23 Jan Strathclyde

Wintry showers, snow away from coasts, develop more widely for a time this evening before dying out overnight. In between long clear spells allow ice to form on untreated surfaces. Minimum Temperature -3C.

Thu 24 Jan Strathclyde

A largely dry, bright day with some hazy sunshine, though west coast cloudier, with patchy rain. This extends east in the evening, preceded briefly by hill snow. Maximum Temperature 7C.

Fri 25 Jan Strathclyde

A lot of uncertainty. Friday looks milder with rain or showers. Rain clears early Saturday, then the rest of the weekend sees sunny or clear spells with strengthening northerly winds.

Sat 26 Jan Strathclyde

A lot of uncertainty. Friday looks milder with rain or showers. Rain clears early Saturday, then the rest of the weekend sees sunny or clear spells with strengthening northerly winds.

Sun 27 Jan Strathclyde

A lot of uncertainty. Friday looks milder with rain or showers. Rain clears early Saturday, then the rest of the weekend sees sunny or clear spells with strengthening northerly winds.

Mon 28 Jan Strathclyde

Cold and showery conditions are likely at first on Monday, ahead of thicker cloud and rain, perhaps preceded by snow, which is expected to move eastwards later in the day. Cold and showery weather will probably make a return on Tuesday. Beyond there, the broad signal is for the unsettled period of the weather to continue, with further bands of rain and hill snow moving east or southeast across the UK, interspersed with brighter showery interludes. Snow remains a risk, mostly in the north, but perhaps further south too, and frosts could be quite widespread. There is still a chance that even colder conditions may develop later in the period with winds swinging round to the east or northeast, bringing an increased possibility of snow.

Tue 29 Jan Strathclyde

Cold and showery conditions are likely at first on Monday, ahead of thicker cloud and rain, perhaps preceded by snow, which is expected to move eastwards later in the day. Cold and showery weather will probably make a return on Tuesday. Beyond there, the broad signal is for the unsettled period of the weather to continue, with further bands of rain and hill snow moving east or southeast across the UK, interspersed with brighter showery interludes. Snow remains a risk, mostly in the north, but perhaps further south too, and frosts could be quite widespread. There is still a chance that even colder conditions may develop later in the period with winds swinging round to the east or northeast, bringing an increased possibility of snow.

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