Roads: A55, Denbighshire
There's fog and reduced visibility on the A55 between J28 (Rhuallt / Waen) and J32A (Pentre Halkyn).
Weather & Travel
The latest weather and travel news from ITV News in Wales.
A dull and damp start, but it is an improving picture!
by Ruth WignallTuesday: Another cloudy start with some patchy rain in places, however it will become increasingly drier and brighter during the day. Feeling slightly cooler than Monday across eastern parts. Maximum Temperature 18 °C.
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Damp and drizzly overnight!
by Ruth WignallTonight: Dry with clear spells at first, however it will become increasingly cloudy overnight with some patchy light rain developing, especially across northern parts. A rather mild night. Minimum Temperature 7 °C.
Tuesday: Another cloudy start with some patchy rain in places, however it will become increasingly drier and brighter during the day. Feeling slightly cooler than Monday across eastern parts. Maximum Temperature 18 °C.
Cooling down towards the end of the week!
by Ruth WignallToday: A rather cloudy and chilly start for many, with some patchy rain. Through the day sunny spells are likely to develop, making it feel pleasantly warm, however temperatures will be suppressed along western coastal areas due to the onshore breeze. Maximum Temperature 21 °C.
Tonight: Dry with clear spells at first, however it will become increasingly cloudy overnight with some patchy light rain developing, especially across northern parts. A rather mild night. Minimum Temperature 7 °C.
Tuesday: Another cloudy start with some patchy rain in places, however it will become increasingly drier and brighter during the day. Feeling slightly cooler than Monday across eastern parts. Maximum Temperature 18 °C.
Dreary start, brighter later
by James WrightMonday sees the front pushing southwestwards across Wales bringing light patchy rain at times and some murky misty weather. In to the afternoon the front clears and some of the cloud breaks up to reveal brighter weather with maybe some sunny spells.
Once again the thermometer could reach 18C in places in the sunnier moments but it will be cooler around the north and west coasts thanks for a brisk northerly breeze.
Tuesday is likely to be another cloudy day, although it's likely to brighten up later. It's likely to be cloudy midweek and brighter on Thursday. There's a persistent northwesterly breeze which will slowly bringing cooler weather across Wales.
Clouding over tonight, brightening up tomorrow
by James WrightOn the whole it has been a nice day, with plenty of sunshine on offer if you were in the right place, but as one cloud band moved away another one headed towards us.
Tonight more cloud pushes down across Wales courtesy of a weak warm front that brings light patchy rain to north east Wales and some mist and fog.
Elsewhere it's increasingly cloudy but the cloud stops it getting too cold with lows of 8-10C.
Monday sees the front pushing south-westwards across Wales, bringing light patchy rain at times and some murky misty weather. Into the afternoon the front clears and some of the cloud breaks up to reveal brighter weather with maybe some sunny spells.
Once again the thermometer could reach 18C in places in the sunnier moments but it will be cooler around the north and west coasts, thanks for a brisk northerly breeze.
Tuesday is likely to be another cloudy day, although it's likely to brighten up later. It looks like it will be cloudy midweek and brighter on Thursday. There's a persistent north-westerly breeze, which will slowly bring cooler weather across Wales.
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Cloudier for some, sunnier for others
by James WrightWe're sandwiched between cloud and rain to the south with more rain to the north. In between there's plenty of sunshine around and some good temperatures too. Highs of 17-18C but feeling a touch cooler around the north and west coasts where an onshore breeze develops.
Tonight more cloud pushes down across Wales courtesy of a weak warm front that brings light patchy rain to north east Wales and some mist and fog. Elsewhere it's increasingly cloudy but the cloud stops it getting too cold with lows of 8-10C.
Monday sees the front pushing southwestwards across Wales bringing light patchy rain at times and some murky misty weather. In to the afternoon the front clears and some of the cloud breaks up to reveal brighter weather with maybe some sunny spells.
Once again the thermometer could reach 18C in places in the sunnier moments but it will be cooler around the north and west coasts thanks for a brisk northerly breeze.
A sunny Sunday for many across Wales
Sunday starts with plenty of sunny spells around. There will be some thicker cloud building for some during the day, but many places will continue to enjoy the sunshine through the day. We could see 17C which will feel nice without much wind around.
The days ahead see low pressure nearby bringing cloud, but these features are dying away so it shouldn't bring any rain. In spite of the lack of sunshine temperatures won't fare too badly in spite of the lack of sunshine and a northerly breeze.
A sunny start for Sunday!
A day of mixed fortunes today, with some places enjoying more sunny spells than others. Overnight we have a mix of cloud, clear spells and clear skies. Temperatures will fall back to 4C - enough for a touch of grass frost. There may be a little mist around too, thanks to light variable winds.
Sunday starts with plenty of sunny spells around. There will be some thicker cloud building for some during the day, but many places will continue to enjoy the sunshine through the day. In the sunshine we could see 17C, which will feel nice without much wind around.
The days ahead see low pressure nearby bringing cloud, but these features are dying away so it shouldn't bring any rain. Temperatures won't fare too badly in spite of the lack of sunshine and a northerly breeze.
Plenty of dry weather to enjoy across Wales!
by James WrightWe start the weekend with a little bit of good news with the rain that was expected across the northern half of the country deciding to take a more northerly path. As a result, there's a lot more dry weather to enjoy across Wales. It looks like there could be some more good news for tomorrow too!
The rest of the day will see brighter weather across southern parts with thicker cloud in the north. The cloud could be thick enough to see some light rain and it will feel a little on the cool side.
Overnight we have a mix of cloud, clear spells and clear skies. Temperatures will fall back to 4C, which is enough for a touch of grass frost. There may be a little mist around too, thanks to light variable winds.
Sunday starts with plenty of sunny spells around. There will be some thicker cloud building for some during the day, but many places will continue to enjoy the sunshine through the day. In the sunshine we could see 17C, which will feel nice without much wind around.