Tonight and overnight, a fair amount of snow will fall on bare ground at higher elevations in strong northerly winds. During the evening, the wind will veer to the northwest, and it will turn colder as the evening and night progress, while precipitation gradually eases. The snow line may drop to low elevations by morning.

Bare ground, but snowfall expected tonight and overnight.

None recorded.

Increasing northeasterly winds, 18–25 m/s, later north-northwesterly with considerable rain or sleet, but snow in the mountains. Calmer and drier in the east for a time in the afternoon. Temperatures 4 to 8 °C. Turning more northerly this evening with snow or sleet, falling temperatures and slightly easing winds. Northerly winds 8–15 m/s with snow tomorrow morning, becoming calmer around midday with easing precipitation. Increasing southerly winds in the afternoon with clearing skies, 10–18 m/s tomorrow evening, with showers in the west and snow showers in the mountains