Nottinghamshire is forecast to have a cold and damp start on Monday 16 November before conditions improve, with sunny spells developing from late morning.
Outbreaks of light rain are possible during the morning, but these should gradually clear. Temperatures will remain low, with a maximum of around 5C to 6C.
Early morning
The day will begin cold and cloudy, with some light rain or showers still possible following overnight rain.
The chance of precipitation is around 40% to 50% between 5am and 7am, with temperatures around 3C to 4C.
There is also a risk of frost and icy stretches in parts of the region after temperatures fall close to freezing overnight.
Midday
Conditions should improve noticeably through the morning.
Sunny intervals are forecast from around 8am, with more prolonged sunshine developing by late morning and lunchtime.
The chance of rain falls to around 10% to 20%, while temperatures slowly rise to around 5C to 6C.
Afternoon
The afternoon is expected to be the best part of the day, with dry conditions and sunny spells.
The chance of rain falls below 5% during the middle and later afternoon, although it will remain chilly with temperatures peaking at around 6C.
Sunset is around 4.08pm.
Evening
Cloud will increase again during the evening as another weather system approaches.
Conditions should remain mainly dry at first, but the chance of rain rises to around 60% by 10pm and 70% by 11pm.
It will also become increasingly windy overnight, with rain spreading in and a possibility of snow over higher ground, particularly around the Peak District.
Overall, Monday should bring a marked improvement after the wet weather on Sunday, with a cold and occasionally damp morning giving way to a brighter and largely dry afternoon before conditions deteriorate again overnight.
