With temperatures set to plummet in west London this weekend, the last thing you will want to do is leave your house and brave the rainy, sleety conditions outside.
But if you're dead set on having a fun weekend full of activities, we've got you covered with some brilliant events and activities that take place indoors, so you can have a fun day out whatever the weather.
Watch a classic film
Feel like stuffing your face with popcorn and getting stuck into a brilliant classic film?
Ealing Classic Cinema club runs screenings of brilliant classic films every Friday at 7.30pm, so even if the weather's horrible you can enjoy a great event in the warmth. This week's film is Academy-Award-Nominated Ninotchka.
Tickets cost £7 for adults, £6 for concessions
Ealing Town Hall, New Broadway, Ealing , W5 2BY - 020 8825 5000
Visit a museum
There are plenty of amazing museums in west London, including the world-famous Natural History Museum and Science Museum, both in South Kensington .
At the moment, the Science Museum have a fascinating 3D exhibit all about the ocean floor, stunning creatures of the sea, the unique beauty and natural wonder of the oceans and the impact of global climate change on our ecosystems, narrated by Jim Carrey.
The exhibit runs until Sunday January 31, so don't miss out!
The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, South Kensington, SW7 5BD - 020 7942 5000
Go to an art exhibition
With amazing art galleries such as the V&A and The Saatchi Gallery on your doorstep in west London, why not use the bad weather as an excuse to see some of the most gorgeous artworks in the country?
On display until Thursday January 28 is the Art for All Seasons exhibition in Willesden. Wembley Art Society is presenting an exhibition of paintings on the theme of changes in the seasons and they way these changes are celebrated in different cultures... Don't miss out!
The Library at Willesden Green, 95 High Road, Willesden , NW10 2SF - 020 8937 3400
Head to the cinema
With so many incredible films on offer at the moment, what better to do on a rainy, snowy, horrible day than to catch a flick?
Below are the listings for every Vue cinema in west London... Find one near you and catch a movie:
Acton : Vue Acton, Royale Leisure Park, Western Avenue, Park Royal South, Acton, W3 0PA - 08712 240 240
Fulham : Vue Fulham Broadway, Fulham Broadway Retail Centre, Fulham Road, Fulham, SW6 1BW - 08712 240 240
Harrow : Vue Harrow, St George's Shopping and Leisure Centre, St Anne's Road, Harrow, HA1 1HS - 08712 240 240
Shepherd's Bush : Vue Shepherds Bush, West 12 Shopping and Leisure Centre, Shepherds Bush Green, Shepherd's Bush, W12 8PP - 08712 240 240
Westfield : Vue Westfield London, Westfield Shopping Town, White City , W12 7GF - 08712 240 240
Go trampolining
London's first ever trampoline park opened on July 20 and looks to be loads of fun!
Oxygen is 27,000sq-ft and offers hour-long freejumping sessions with access to dodgeball courts, air bags, 'walk the wall trampolines' and an obstacle course.
Oxygen also offers family bounce sessions, fitness classes, a professional trampolining academy for aspiring gymnasts, parkour classes, and Teen Takeovers which include two hours of strobe-lit bouncing with a live DJ.
Private rooms for children's parties and PE lessons for schools, and a café area with homemade pizza, make the centre a perfect day out for the whole family.
Oxygen Freejumping, Unit 15, Vision Industrial Park, Kendal Avenue, Acton , W3 0AF - 0203 143 3943
Go to the theatre
The sleet and rain outside is a great excuse to cosy up and watch some funny, tragic or epic theatre; and we have no shortage of brilliant venues in west London.
The Beck Theatre in Hayes have a performance from legendary group The Searchers coming up on Saturday January 9, while The Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith are about to launch their first play of the year, Simon Stephens' Herons on Friday January 15.
Or you could travel in to the West End and see a epic musicals such as Les Mis or Wicked.
Enjoy an open mic night
There are thousands of really cheap open mic comedy and music nights dotted all around London.
If you're looking for a fun night out but still looking to stay firmly indoors, watch up-and-coming talent perform in some great venues near you... And maybe even have a go yourself!
For more information about open mic nights in the Hillingdon borough, read our music columnist Hughie Dixon's weekly live music round-up .
If the weather miraculously clears up, here's our guide to 100 things to do outside in west London.
