Quite a change on the cards. Agreement and consistency leads me to forecast of a cold continental flow with an easterly component.

**On Saturday, 18th January, at T240, high pressure to the north, or north-east of the UK will lead to a continental flow with an easterly component. Temperatures will be well-below average, with daytime temperatures rising little above freezing in the east of the UK. If skies clear, night-time temperatures will be very cold in some areas, with frosts widespread. Any disturbances in this flow could produce snow showers in the east and any attempted ingress of Atlantic air could produce a band of heavy snow in the west."

What may well happen is grey skies with little change from day-to-day and cold winds. Brrrrrr. Not looking forward to it, but I suppose we have to have some winter at sometime during the winter. *))

No indications at all when this colder weather might end.