The Met Office forecast for your Christmas and Boxing…

The Met Office forecast for your Christmas and Boxing Day walks in Wales this year

We all love a good Christmas walk - wrapping up to head to our favourite winter spots, looking at all the Christmas lights sparkling on the way and taking in the festive sights.

But, what will the weather be like in Wales this festive season? Well, according to the Met Office, it's looking pretty cold and unsettled.

On Thursday most of the country would have woken up to a cloudy start to the day, and there have been outbreaks of rain seen across the west.

The rain should clear by the afternoon before some cooler weather arrives on Christmas Eve, with maximum temperatures of up to 11C expected.

Predicting the forecast for Friday morning, the Met Office states: "Any morning mist lifting and some bright spells developing for a while.

"However, a band of rain will arrive in the southwest by lunchtime, reaching all parts in the afternoon."

As we move into Christmas Day some parts of Wales may be lucky enough to see a glimmer of a white Christmas, with a dusting of snow said to be possible in some parts of the country.

The forecast continues: "Turning colder Christmas Day, with rain and perhaps a little hill snow. Further patchy rain, and a chance of snow over high ground on Boxing Day."

Weatherman Derek Brockway also said there's a chance some of us may see some snow on the big day.

Discussing the Christmas Day forecast, he tweeted: "Breezy or windy and feeling chilly. Mostly cloudy. Dry for a while bar a few spots of drizzle.

"Rain in the southwest spreading northeast afternoon and evening. Snow confined to the mountain tops in the north. Top temperature 9°C with a brisk E-SE wind."

But what is the weather going to be like where you live when you're out and about over the festive period?

Here is the weather forecast for where you live over Christmas.