Nottinghamshire is forecast to have another cold but largely dry day on Saturday 14 November, with sunny spells developing after a frosty start and temperatures reaching around 7C to 8C.
The Met Office says the East Midlands will begin the day cold following a widespread overnight frost, with the possibility of some freezing fog patches in prone locations. Saturday itself is expected to remain largely fine, although somewhat cloudier than Friday.
Early morning
Temperatures are expected to be close to or below freezing in Nottingham during the early morning, following a particularly cold night across the region.
Clear skies will dominate and the chance of rain remains below 5%. The overnight regional minimum could fall as low as -5C in colder locations, with frost widespread and isolated freezing fog possible.
Midday
Sunshine should continue through the morning, although some cloud is expected to build towards midday.
Temperatures will gradually recover, reaching around 5C to 7C by lunchtime and early afternoon. Despite the sunshine, the Met Office says it will continue to feel rather cold, particularly as a breeze develops.
Afternoon
The temperature is forecast to peak at around 7C to 8C during the afternoon.
Sunny intervals are expected, with more cloud than on Friday but no significant rain forecast. The chance of precipitation remains below 5% throughout the day.
Sunset in Nottingham is at around 4.11pm.
Evening
Temperatures will fall quickly after sunset, dropping towards around 3C during the early evening.
Skies are expected to become largely clear again, with dry conditions continuing through the evening and into the night.
Overall, Saturday will be a cold, crisp and mostly dry November day across Nottinghamshire, with a frosty start, sunny spells and a maximum temperature of around 7C to 8C before temperatures fall again after dark.
