The Met Office has issued another yellow weather warning for ice.

The forecast:

Chilly at first today with the risk of some ice forming on higher roads. Otherwise the day will be dry with some brightness possible this morning, before it turns cloudy during the afternoon. Breezy with a fresh to strong southeast wind and highs of 6°C.

Cloudy this evening & tonight with outbreaks of rain spreading across the island overnight, perhaps falling as sleet or wet snow initially over the hills before turning increasingly back to rain. Lowest temperature near to 2°C in the strengthening southeast wind.

Tomorrow will be wet with persistent outbreaks of rain which will become heavy during the afternoon & evening. It will also be very windy with the southeast wind increasing to gale force during the day with gusts of 40-50 mph expected quite widely, but up to 55 mph possible in more exposed spots. Maximum temperature of 7°C. The rain will gradually clear overnight as the wind turns to the west or southwest and eases.

Bright with sunny spells on Sunday and one or two passing showers. Temperatures reaching up to 8°C at best in the light to moderate south to southwest wind.