Weather: Will you need to stock up on de-icer this week?

After a week of sub-zero starts, motorists could be forgiven for looking out of the window on Monday morning with some trepidation.
Monday could have a frosty start.Monday could have a frosty start.
Monday could have a frosty start.

But with January almost over, the good news is that February is almost upon us, this week is set to improve after a chilly start.

Tonight it will become cloudier during the evening, but remain mainly dry overnight across the North East, with some clear spells.

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Some mist and fog may develop, along with a widespread frost, as temperatures drop to a minimum of -2C.

Monday will indeed start frosty, with some bright spells developing, and any fog gradually clearing.

Some areas will remain rather dull, especially in the east, and a noticeable southeast breeze will develop later.

Temperatures will be a maximum of 7C, dropping to a minimum of 5C overnight.

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Tuesday is expected to be cloudy, breezy and mild, with occasional rain, which may be more persistent later. Temperatures will range between 5-8C.

By Wednesday it will be turning drier, with some bright spells developing, and temperatures between 6-8C.

Thursday will even milder, between 8-10C, but cloudy and breezy, with some rain arriving later.

The end of the week will see temperatures fluctuate more, between 5-9C, with only a small chance of rain.