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On Tuesday, and for a time on Christmas Eve, there will be a lot of cloud which could produce some drizzle.<\/p>\n
This will begin to break, initially in western and southern areas, as drier air begins to arrive.<\/p>\n
These cloud breaks will allow for a frost in some areas on Christmas morning – perhaps the closest we will get to a winter wonderland.<\/p>\n
It also means many areas should see some festive sunshine, especially in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, with a little more cloud lingering in parts of Scotland.<\/p>\n
Daytime highs on Christmas Day will reach 4-7C (39-45F). This is nothing exceptional for the time of year and not far off the seasonal average, but it will mark a significant change after a mild month so far.<\/p>\n
Strong winds in the south of the UK will exacerbate the cold feel.<\/p>\n
Those winds will ease on Boxing Day with most areas seeing dry weather and sunny spells, although it will still feel chilly.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n