Chill to grip Bonfire Night as temperatures dip into single digits
Summary
High pressure is forecast to bring mostly dry, settled weather across the UK this week, with chilly nights as temperatures fall into the single digits. Bonfire Night on Thursday should be mainly dry, though some eastern areas may see showers beforehand; fog and a touch of frost are also possible in places.Key Facts
- Most of the UK is forecast to have dry days with a mix of cloud and sunny spells.
- Showers may affect eastern Scotland and eastern England on Wednesday, with the best sunshine generally in the west.
- Thursday night temperatures are forecast to fall into the mid-single figures, with colder conditions possible in rural areas.
- Sheltered parts of northern UK may see a touch of frost, and fog could form under clear skies.
- The forecast says the weather should remain generally dry and chilly through the weekend, including for Diwali on Sunday, 8 November.
- The article says some southern UK weather stations recorded overnight lows of at least 14C on 5 November 2025, making it their warmest Bonfire Night on record.
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