Courier Country readers are being advised to wrap up warm for bonfire night as temperatures look set to plummet.
A spokeswoman for the Met Office said much of the region can expect cloud cover, making the night seem even colder.
However, she said most areas will have a dry evening in which to watch the fireworks.
ANGUS: Chance of some showers in the afternoon but these should dry up leaving a cloudy but dry night. Temperatures of five or six degrees but it will feel more like freezing.
CENTRAL: Sleet in the afternoon should clear to light rain showers in the evening. Temperatures look to be around two degrees but are set to feel like freezing.
DUNDEE: Cloudy with temperatures of two or three degrees, but feeling colder.
FIFE: Chance of some light rain in the afternoon which will dry up later. Temperatures of two or three degrees, but again feeling more like freezing or below.
PERTHSHIRE: Again the evening will be cloudy and while the mercury might read two degrees it will feel more like freezing or below.For information on where the displays are being held, click here.
