Scilly St Marys (Isles of Scilly) weather

Headline:

Widely cloudy but remaining dry and settled overnight.

This Evening and Tonight:

A settled evening with mist and fog patches lingering over higher ground beneath a blanket of low cloud. Occasional breaks are possible in places, leading to patchy fog forming elsewhere under clearer skies, though staying cloudy for most. Light winds. Minimum temperature 10 °C.

Tuesday:

Misty with hill fog lingering through the morning, before turning brighter later. Dry and cloudy for most, though the odd spot of light rain may be felt in the south. Maximum temperature 15 °C.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:

High pressure brings a settled end to the week. Widely cloudy with the odd spot of light rain, though some brighter, sunnier breaks as well. Becoming breezier by Friday.

Mainly cloudy with some patchy light rain and drizzle moving southeast on Saturday morning. Sunny spells will develop to the west of this, although further rain will probably reach some parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland by the end of the day. This rain will spread southeast through Sunday while becoming increasingly light and patchy. Into the following week, a good deal of settled weather across the UK as high pressure builds back in. Most places should be dry, although some patchy light rain or drizzle could affect the far north at times. Light winds may allow overnight fog to form, this slow to clear during the day. Temperatures will probably be above average overall, although with some cold nights possible. By mid-month, possibly turning a little more unsettled.

Probably an unsettled spell for a time at the start of this period with some wet and maybe windy weather for parts of the UK, more so in central and southern areas. Low confidence by late November and early December, with uncertainty whether unsettled, wetter weather or drier and more settled conditions will dominate. Temperatures will probably be close to or above average overall, although some colder interludes are possible, especially in the north.