Brodick (North Ayrshire) weather

Headline:

Bright start. Turning cloudy with patchy rain.

Today:

A bright start with a touch of frost in places and isolated showers. Any showers soon dying out with cloud thickening from the west with patchy rain by dusk, but more persistent through Argyll. Maximum temperature 6 °C.

Tonight:

Overcast with outbreaks of rain and drizzle, turning rather misty. The rain heavy at times through Argyll and mild with freshening west or southwest winds. Minimum temperature 5 °C.

Sunday:

Cloudy and overcast with occasional rain and drizzle. Misty at times with hill fog and the rain heavy and persistent in Argyll. Mild and windy with coastal gales. Maximum temperature 12 °C.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:

Cloudy with rain and drizzle on Monday. Drier much of Tuesday but turning wet and windy later. Rain clearing to showers later on Wednesday.

Widely unsettled on Wednesday with a spell of strong winds and periods of rain, heavy at times for most parts of the UK. Beyond this, it will remain changeable with a mixture of weather conditions through the rest of the period. The wettest and windiest conditions will probably be in the north, with spells of heavy rain at times at Atlantic low pressure systems pass by. Further south, whilst some unsettled weather is likely at times, it will probably be drier overall with a greater influence of high pressure. Temperatures will likely vary around average with both some milder and colder interludes at times. Snow will most likely be restricted to high ground, although could temporarily fall at lower levels in the north during any colder interludes.

Changeable with spells of wet and windy weather for most parts of the UK at times, these interspersed with some drier, more settled interludes. The heaviest rain and strongest winds will probably be in the north, with the south drier and less windy overall. Temperatures will likely vary around average with both milder and colder periods. Some snow is possible in colder interludes, especially on high ground in the north.