BOXING Day will be unseasonably warm and even bring sunny spells and bright skies.
After one of the mildest Christmas Days on record, Brit are forecast warm weather with highs of 11C, and lows of 9C.
The day will start cloudy, with a Met Office forecaster predicting a “good deal of mist and murk” especially in the Scottish highlands, and hilly areas.
But the band of thicker cloud will move across the west overnight, bringing brighter skies on Boxing Day.
Temperatures will be at their highest in the west of the country.
But the south will also enjoy a balmy average of 10C on what has been an exceptionally mild festive season.
The rest of the week is expected to be wet and windy at times in the north, and largely dry and cloudy in the south with more fog at times.
Friday will see thicker cloud and a return of winter winds.
This weekend is likely to see scattered showers in the midlands, and up to the Penines.
Swimmers braved icy waters for a Christmas dip – as much of the country was blighted by freezing fog.
Despite roads being busy, the RAC said on Monday conditions on Christmas Eve had been “pretty smooth” with no major problems reported.
Main motorways did see some delays but traffic was generally good, despite an additional two-and-a-half million vehicles on the road.
A RAC spokesman said: “Some areas have been busy around town centres today due to last-minute shopping, but it’s mostly local congestion.”
Highways England lifted more than 200 miles of roadworks on the country’s motorways and major A-roads on Friday to ensure more than 97 per cent of its network is open.
As usual, there are no trains on Christmas Day and only a limited service will run on Boxing Day.
But some of Network Rail’s 330 Christmas engineering projects have already begun, forcing a number of lines to be closed.
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These include no services between London Victoria – the UK’s second busiest station – and Clapham Junction until January 2 due to track renewal.
Crossrail work means there are no trains operating to or from London Paddington on December 30, with a reduced service on December 27, 28, 29 and 31 which could cause problems for airline passengers using Heathrow Airport.
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