Heading out to a public display or planning to celebrate at home? The forecast for the evening is looking dull, but rain is expected to affect only a few areas of the UK.

While smoke from the fireworks and bonfires will add to hazy skies, Thursday will be generally gloomy throughout the day. By around 06:00 pm when displays are starting, the skies are mostly overcast with just a few clearer spots to the west of Scotland and north-west of England.

Rain will linger along the Cornwall and Devon coasts, and later in the evening showers grow for southern Wales and north-eastern England.

On the WindRadar, there are few gusts strong enough to send fireworks astray. Slightly stronger gusts are expected along the North Sea coast and areas around the English-Scottish border, mostly over higher ground.

Temperatures will be on the chilly side, hovering in the upper single digits, making it feel noticeably cooler than the mild Bonfire Night last year.

Before you head out for a display, or into the garden, remember to double-check the WeatherRadar for the latest conditions.