The clocks may be going forward this weekend, but the weather is set to take a step back into winter - with rain, gales and even snow. Heavy rain and wind is set to move in tomorrow with gusts of up to 65mph expected in some parts of the North of England and Scotland. But the stormier weather is also set to drive in milder air with temperatures in some areas of the South reaching 14C (57F) on Saturday morning. Scroll down for video . Calm before the storm? A man looks out across the Yorkshire countryside in Otley, near Leeds under clear blue skies. A yellow warning for wind is in place for Saturday across Northern England and Scotland . This was the scene at lunchtime at Brighton Beach today with some unfolding deckchairs to take full advantage of a spell of sunshine . Central London enjoyed some fine spells of sunshine today - but heavy rain is set to move in across the South on Saturday and Sunday . Heavy rain is set to sweep in across the South and heavy winds gusting up to 65mph could hit parts of the North on Saturday along with wintry showers on higher ground . It will be much colder in the north with wintry showers expected to bring snow over high ground and the Met Office has issued a yellow warning of wind across Scotland and northern England on Saturday. Forecaster Dan Williams said: 'It is not looking like a nice weekend at all with some strong winds especially in the north. 'There is a continuing risk of gales into the start of next week with gusts of 65mph and heavy rain for most parts of the country. It is going to be fairly mild in parts though.' Strong winds are expected to continue to hit the country on Sunday and into Monday, with heavy rain, particularly in the west. Temperatures will be milder in the south but it will feel cold in the wind. Despite warnings of stormy weather this weekend, a member of the Brighton and Hove Swimming Club enjoyed a bracing dip today . Enjoy it while it lasts: Although the sun was shining on Brighton Beach today, rain is expected to move in on Saturday, Sunday and in to Monday . Wind and rain is set to sweep across Britain from early tomorrow morning - although it could clear by later in the afternoon when it will feel much cooler . The wind will start to die down on Tuesday, but temperatures are expected to dip to 10C in London. Showers are also expected, which could turn wintry in the north and snow may settle overnight. Wednesday is set to see blustery showers in the north, which could become wintry in the north east. There will be cloud and rain in the south and west and a risk of overnight frost. 'People should make the most of the weather today,' said Nicola Maxey, of the Met Office. 'It is going to be an unsettled weekend, with gale force winds in the north, cloud and rain.'
Heavy rain and winds gusting up to 65mph are set to hit parts of Northern England and Scotland from tomorrow .
But stormier weather is set to blow away the cold weather in the south with temperatures in London reaching 14C .
Chance of snow and hail over higher ground in Northern areas and yellow warning for wind in place for Saturday .
The clocks may be going forward this weekend, but the weather is set to take a step back into winter - with rain, gales and even snow. Heavy rain and wind is set to move in tomorrow with gusts of up to 65mph expected in some parts of the North of England and Scotland. But the stormier weather is also set to drive in milder air with temperatures in some areas of the South reaching 14C (57F) on Saturday morning. Scroll down for video . Calm before the storm? A man looks out across the Yorkshire countryside in Otley, near Leeds under clear blue skies. A yellow warning for wind is in place for Saturday across Northern England and Scotland . This was the scene at lunchtime at Brighton Beach today with some unfolding deckchairs to take full advantage of a spell of sunshine . Central London enjoyed some fine spells of sunshine today - but heavy rain is set to move in across the South on Saturday and Sunday . Heavy rain is set to sweep in across the South and heavy winds gusting up to 65mph could hit parts of the North on Saturday along with wintry showers on higher ground . It will be much colder in the north with wintry showers expected to bring snow over high ground and the Met Office has issued a yellow warning of wind across Scotland and northern England on Saturday. Forecaster Dan Williams said: 'It is not looking like a nice weekend at all with some strong winds especially in the north. 'There is a continuing risk of gales into the start of next week with gusts of 65mph and heavy rain for most parts of the country. It is going to be fairly mild in parts though.' Strong winds are expected to continue to hit the country on Sunday and into Monday, with heavy rain, particularly in the west. Temperatures will be milder in the south but it will feel cold in the wind. Despite warnings of stormy weather this weekend, a member of the Brighton and Hove Swimming Club enjoyed a bracing dip today . Enjoy it while it lasts: Although the sun was shining on Brighton Beach today, rain is expected to move in on Saturday, Sunday and in to Monday . Wind and rain is set to sweep across Britain from early tomorrow morning - although it could clear by later in the afternoon when it will feel much cooler . The wind will start to die down on Tuesday, but temperatures are expected to dip to 10C in London. Showers are also expected, which could turn wintry in the north and snow may settle overnight. Wednesday is set to see blustery showers in the north, which could become wintry in the north east. There will be cloud and rain in the south and west and a risk of overnight frost. 'People should make the most of the weather today,' said Nicola Maxey, of the Met Office. 'It is going to be an unsettled weekend, with gale force winds in the north, cloud and rain.'
rain and wind is set to move in tomorrow with the North of England and Scotland. But the stormier weather is also set to drive in milder air with temperatures in some areas of the South reaching 14C (57F) on Saturday morning. Scroll yellow warning for wind is in place for Saturday across Northern England and Scotland . This was in across the South and heavy winds gusting up to 65mph could hit parts of the North on Saturday