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and... even before 2030, among them the destruction of large ice sheets in greenland and west antarctica the vast melting of the eternal world of zloty, the death of mangroves and coral reefs in warm waters, there is a risk of the so-called domino effect, for example, the destruction of glaciers in greenland can slow down the circulation of the atlantic... in as a result of this phenomenon, the equatorial pacific ocean will become warmer than usual, which will affect the climate throughout the earth. what are the most important achievements of this conference? what were her main, main decisions? basic decisions related to care. fossil fuels, compensation funds, as well as a declaration on climate and health, and, of course, recognition of the importance of natural, green solutions. what is wmo's involvement in this? we plan to find funds for the early warning for all initiative. and i think this will also be reflected in the work. cop-29. un secretary-general antonio gutierres addressed the climate summit participants with an emotional message. in 2023 , we have seen the world the popula

greenland and western antarctica, extensive melting of permafrost, death of mangroves and coral reefsrm waters. there is a risk of triggering the so-called domino effect, for example, the destruction of the greenland glaciers can slow down the circulation of the atlantic ocean, and this in turn. un secretary general antonio gutierres addressed the climate summit participants with an emotional message. in 2023 , we have seen fires, floods and blistering heat hit communities around the world. record global heat should make world leaders wince. in 2023, your organization. the plan is that we will work from 2024 to 2027, on the initiative of the un secretary general, early warning for everyone, every person on earth has the right to protection from extreme weather conditions. history, as far as i understand, this is connected with global warming trend, could you please tell us your position? climate, global warming, which led to dramatic problems in their countries, thousands of thousands of people died, energy, water, food security in their countries was undermined. the president of the

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svalbart and greenland, which belongs to denmark. houses the necessary air, sea and ground forces that guard the kola peninsula, on which the second largest is based. russia's nuclear arsenal, as well as the headquarters of the russian northern fleet. however, this is only one of russia's arctic military fortresses. since 2005, russia has reopened at least 50 former soviet military bases, including 13 air bases, 10 radar stations and 20 border checkpoints. russia has also updated its northern fleet, improving a number of nuclear submarines capable of carrying long-range missiles. and by developing new hypersonic missiles that can bypass us air defense systems. russia has stationed more soldiers in the arctic than any other country and conducts military exercises there on an ongoing basis. russia also has the world's largest fleet of icebreakers, with more than 40 ships. in this regard , russia is far ahead of any other nato country. also by the number of military bases in the arctic russia outperforms nato countries three times. some

been quick to link the alleged gunmen to ukraine, saying here being matched into moscow court, the greenland says they were arrested on the way to the border. ukraine rejects any connection, a so called as lum exchange sees. one of its affiliates was responsible. the president vladimir pollutant has not responded to those claims. he's vowing to punish those responsible prompting concern from analysts that the ukraine link may be a pretext or ren pump. it's military invasion. security remains times across russia. as the country comes to terms with its worst attack into decades. brian whitmore is a senior fellow at the atlantic council and we asked him how that'd be a futon is blaming the attack on ukraine. exact. that would have been very, very, very surprised if we did not blame you. crane or ukraine is the enemy of the moment, and therefore they must be blamed for everything russian stake medium. soon after the attack had received instructions to play up the ukrainian angle. what this shows us is the rush is very, very good at focusing on imaginary enemies, whether these are fictitious nazi

and then, on the big picture, we've got a feed of cold air coming down from greenland around an areaonday night, it looks like we'll see a spell of snow. it's going to be quite high up in the mountains of scotland. 10—20cm on the way here above 300m elevation. the snow could come down a little bit lower than that, perhaps to 200m elevation. what all that means is monday night and into tuesday, there's a risk of disruption over some of the higher—level roads in scotland, maybe for some of the railway lines into tuesday morning as well. if you live down at sea level, well, you're more likely to see rain or maybe a bit of sleet mixed in. it will be quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. elsewhere, a bit of rain trickling its way eastwards across east anglia and south east england, the weather turning a bit brighter across the south—west of the uk. a cold day in scotland — temperatures really struggling here, particularly underneath that rain and hill snow. 0n into wednesday, got another area of low pressure forming. that's going to be bringing loads of showers across nort

seeing here being matched into moscow court, the greenland says they were arrested on the way to the buddha. ukraine rejects any connection. so cold as lumnick stage sees one of its affiliates was responsible. president vladimir putin has not responded to those claims. he's vowing to punish those responsible prompting concern from analysts that the ukraine link may be a pre takes to ramp up it's military invasion. security remains times across russia, as the country comes to terms with its worst attack into decades. o'brien whitmore is a non resident senior fellow with the atlantic cancels you raised a center last of have that in me approaching my benefit by blaming ukraine. robert family is my mac state group exact. i would have been very, very, very surprised if we did not blame you claim our ukraine is the enemy of the moment, and therefore they must be blamed for everything russian stake medium. soon after the attack had received instructions to play up the ukrainian angle. what this shows us is the rush is very, very good at focusing on imaginary enemies, whether these are ficti

and then, on the big picture, we've got a feed of cold air coming down from greenland around an areaday night, it looks like we'll see a spell of snow. it's going to be quite high up in the mountains of scotland. 10—20cm on the way here above 300m elevation. the snow could come down a little bit lower than that, perhaps to 200m elevation. what all that means is monday night and into tuesday, there's a risk of disruption over some of the higher—level roads in scotland, maybe for some of the railway lines into tuesday morning as well. if you live down at sea level, well, you're more likely to see rain or maybe a bit of sleet mixed in. it will be quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. elsewhere, a bit of rain trickling its way eastwards across east anglia and south east england, the weather turning a bit brighter across the south—west of the uk. a cold day in scotland — temperatures really struggling here, particularly underneath that rain and hill snow. 0n into wednesday, got another area of low pressure forming. that's going to be bringing loads of showers across northe

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the greenland denies the obligations saying it's a tax aim to reduce ukraine's ability to fight its ukraine's as it has blown up a russian naval patrol boat on the black sea near the occupied premiere in peninsula. these pictures showed the circuit court of which ukraine says maritime drones have not destroyed. russia has not confirmed the claim to germany now, where defense minister bore us to story is, says human error was to blame for a conversation between german military commanders being intercepted by russia. the story as, as a senior officer who was visiting single board dialed in to join the discussion about the use of taurus cruise missiles and ukraine without taking the necessary security precautions. the story is said that the kremlin is attempting to create divisions within germany. with land type, russia is constantly trying to drive a wedge between us, between the domestic political forces in germany, between the policies, between those 12, for or against, for more or less support for ukraine. it's all up officially is getting the tennis king. he and we must not fall before it t

he had better taken a trip to greenland. and the disappeared ice sheets before openly doubting the global warming. his remarks were in line with the flary of doubts that the owners of major companies have been planting in people's minds for many years, so the industry giants keep going. their survival depends on not understanding. ich will noch also meine studium. ناگون انسانی در شعر توجه کردن. زبان مردم خودش هست. رنج های جامعه خودش رو می بینه. همین رنج ها هم بعدها برای او تنگناها و محدودیت و دشواری هایی رو فراهم می آورد. what is most important is the depth of paris's belief and her vision for the empowerment of women. i believe that working together we can make history. playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack, but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason? gaza stripped of life soon unpress tv. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. فتعرفونها وقل الحمد لله سيريكم اياته فتعرفونها وما ربك بغافر عما تعملون؟ صدق الله العلي العظيم. christ of v headlines in this hour, dozens of palestinians are killed in fresh israeli air strikes in gaza, pushing the overa

and then, on the big picture, we've got a feed of cold air coming down from greenland around an areacing weather front. now, through monday night, it looks like we'll see a spell of snow. it's going to be quite high up in the mountains of scotland, 10 to 20 centimetres on the way here, above 300 metres elevation. the snow could come down a little bit lower than that, perhaps to 200 metres elevation. what all that means is monday night and into tuesday, there's a risk of disruption over some of the higher level roads in scotland, maybe for some of the railway lines into tuesday morning as well. if you live down at sea level, well, you're more likely to see rain or maybe a bit of sleet mixed in. it will be quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. elsewhere, a bit of rain trickling its way eastwards across east anglia and south—east england. the weather turning a bit brighter across the south—west of the uk. a cold day in scotland — temperatures really struggling here, particularly underneath that rain and hill snow. on into wednesday, we've got another area of low pressure

seeing here being matched into a most gold court, the greenland says they were arrested on the way to the border. ukraine rejects any connection, a so called as lumnick states. these one of its affiliates was responsible president vladimir putin has not responded to those claims. he's vowing to punish those responsible prompting concern from analysts that the ukraine link may be a pre takes to rem pump. its military invasion security remains times across russia, as the country comes to terms with its worst attack into decades. it's brian whitmore is a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic councils. you raised a center, ask him how about the man approaching my benefit by blaming ukraine rather than the as nomic state group. but in fact, i would have been very, very, very surprised if we did not blame you creating our ukraine is the enemy of the moment. and therefore they must be blamed for everything russian stake media. soon after the attack had received instructions to play up the ukrainian angle. what this shows us is the rush is very, very good at focusing on imaginary enemies

he had better taken a trip to greenland and the disappeared ice sheets before openly doubting the global. his remarks were in line with the flary of doubts that the owners of major companies have been planting in people's minds for many years, so the industry giants keep going. their survival depends on not understanding. what is most important is the depth of paris's belief and her vision for the empowerment of women. "we must not become part of south africa's problem. we must remain part of their solution. we must not aim to impose ourselves our solutions, our favorites in south africa. damn it, we have favorites in south africa. the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we..." learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1ous, 1,0 innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure. they're pure, they're pure evil. i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake abou

and then, on the big picture, we've got a feed of cold air coming down from greenland around an area monday night, it looks like we'll see a spell of snow. it's going to be quite high up in the mountains of scotland. 10—20cm on the way here above 300m elevation. the snow could come down a little bit lower than that, perhaps to 200m elevation. what all that means is monday night and into tuesday, there's a risk of disruption over some of the higher—level roads in scotland, maybe for some of the railway lines into tuesday morning as well. if you live down at sea level, well, you're more likely to see rain or maybe a bit of sleet mixed in. it will be quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. elsewhere, a bit of rain trickling its way eastwards across east anglia and south east england, the weather turning a bit brighter across the south—west of the uk. a cold day in scotland — temperatures really struggling here, particularly underneath that rain and hill snow. 0n into wednesday, got another area of low pressure forming. that's going to be bringing loads of showers across no

has been quick to link the legs gunmen to ukraine, saying here being matched into moscow court, the greenland says they were arrested on the way to the border. ukraine rejects any connection, a so called as lumnick states. these one of its affiliates was responsible president vladimir putin has not responded to those claims. he's vowing to punish those responsible prompting concern from analysts that the ukraine link may be a pre takes to ramp up its military invasion. security remains times across russia as the country comes to terms with its worst attack into decades. it's brian whitmore is a non resident see me, a fellow at the atlanta cancels that you've raised a center, explained why the russian president is blaming ukraine. robert van is not mc state group who said i'd carried out the attack russian stake media soon after the attack had received instructions to play up the cleaning and angle. what this shows us is the rush is very, very good at focusing on imaginary enemies. whether these are fictitious nazis and ukraine, or the l g b, t q plus community, for example, which was recently

he had better taken a trip to greenland. and the disappeared ice sheets before openly doubting the global warming. his remarks were in line with the flip. very of doubts that the owners of major companies have been planting in people's minds for many years, so the industry giants keep going, their survival depends on not understanding. پروین اعتصامی اولین شاعری بودند که به جنبه های گوناگون انسانی در شعر توجه کردن. زبان مردم خودش هست. رنج های جامعه خودش رو می بینه. همین رنج ها هم بعدها برای او تنگناها، محدودیت و دشواری هایی رو فراهم می آورد. what is most important is the depth of paraven's belief and her vision for the empowerment of women. we must not become part of. africa's problem, we must remain part of their solution, we must not aim to impose ourselves our solutions, our favorites in south africa, damn it, we have favorites in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime, we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes, more

he had better taken a trip to greenland and the disappeared ice sheets before openly doubting the global warming. his remarks were in line with the flary of doubts that the owners of major companies have been planting in people's minds for many years, so the industry giants keep going. their survival depends on not understanding. it speaks with me, the saint of the soil, from the blood and the ashes, it speaks with me the sound of the rain from the battle. oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i feel you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, my every prayer is a cry to my head. me and i cry out, cry out, cry out to the evils enemy, the flame within my heart will burn you, i cry out and the thunder in my voice will deafhen you, i cry out and the tornado with my soul will will you away, my bleeding wound once felt those on forgotten, but the aching sorrow in me never gone. i raise it will my anger and love, love of my land, anger at your deep. i raise it with my anger and love, love of my land, anger at your d, wounded by hatred, i'm breathing, breathing, breathing. the ma

he had better taken a trip to greenland and the disappeared ice sheets before openly. doubting the global warming. his remarks were in line with the flary of doubts that the owners of major companies have been planting in people's minds for many years, so the industry giants keep going. their survival depends on not understanding. i have been detained. 10 times since the first interfada or uprising in 1987, i was detained and released 10 times, so i have lot of experience and have lot to say about what takes place during the interrogations and about the horrifying stories i heard from my fellow detainees. the first pain, when his house is rated by the occupations army, the troops detonate the doors using bombs and then enter the home and begin ransacking it, destroying everything inside, they terrify the children, women and fathers and mothers in plain sight of the pris. that prisoner is taken in plain side of the children who scream. this also constitutes suffering for the family, for the children, for the women, for the father and for the mother. on the way to the interrogation, the det

three defeats in the group stage against germany, poland and japan, the iranian team prevailed against greenland in the ranking game to win the 30th place in order to achieve its first victory in the world competition and at the end of the asian age group chess championship in al-ain emirates won the gold medal in the barqasa section of ramtin kakavand. mohammad taha arkak in the category under 8 years old, seyed kanaan purusvi in ​​the category under 12 years old , nyusha mohammadi in the age category under 14 years old, and rasha akbari in the fast category won the bronze medal. continue the news with another report. from continuing to attend cross in rial to bayern's interest in attracting the star of stuttgart in the package of the margins of world football. the german star stayed in madrid. according to fabrizio romano, an informed reporter in the area of ​​european football transfers, 33-year-old german toni kroos-hofek of real madrid, who was supposed to leave rokhi blanco at the end of the season , will extend his contract with this club for another season. lukaku is on his way to saudi

will happen in 2026 but for that one, you would have to travel to the arctic, greenland, iceland, or northern spain. >>> still ahead, a big move for access to birth control. the new online offering and you don't need a prescription. >>> ♪ >>> onto healthwatch now. women can now buy a birth control pill online without a prescription. the fda approved the over-the-counter sale of the opill last july. now, the oral contraceptive is available to buy at opill .com and amazon. a one month supply costs $20 and a six month supply sells for $90 though insurance may cover that cost. doctors say the sale of this drug online is a game changer for women who lack access to healthcare. >> in the past, you had to go see your doctor, get your prescription for a contraception and we all know sometimes that is not easy. sometimes women live far away. they cannot get an appointment, maybe don't have health insurance. you do a safe and effective option. >> the drugmaker recently started shipping the opill to cvs and walgreens as well. the fda says the drug is generally safe for most people who could get

we plan to approve three strategies for the amur tiger: the gray greenland tiger. gray and bowhead whalesrestoration program for the central asian leopard. in total, by 2030, six new centers for the reintroduction of rare and endangered animals will be created. our tasks, the most important tasks for the country, very often people work there, are dedicated to their work and work and work, and of course, we have a lot of debts to them, their income level does not correspond to the importance of the cause they serve, so this decision is long overdue, you just need to make sure that they are executed in a timely manner and... here , without any deviations, the first, second, that's what you won't look at from what you just now they said, everything is important, everything is important , but we just need to bring it to the end, they have completed the sibirsk, the red side, and other objects of this kind, uh, well, it’s just dangerous, it’s dangerous to keep them in this form, a lot of work has been done, but we need to finish it to end. i hope that this will be the case, there is an emissio

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and then, on the big picture, we've got a feed of cold air coming down from greenland around an areaern scotland, bumping into our advancing weather front. now, through monday night, it looks like we'll see a spell of snow. it's going to be quite high up in the mountains of scotland. 10—20cm on the way here above 300m elevation. the snow could come down a little bit lower than that, perhaps to 200m elevation. what all that means is monday night and into tuesday, there's a risk of disruption over some of the higher—level roads in scotland, maybe for some of the railway lines into tuesday morning as well. if you live down at sea level, well, you're more likely to see rain or maybe a bit of sleet mixed in. it will be quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. elsewhere, a bit of rain trickling its way eastwards across east anglia and south east england, the weather turning a bit brighter across the south—west of the uk. a cold day in scotland — temperatures really struggling here, particularly underneath that rain and hill snow. on into wednesday, got another area of low pres

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and then, on the big picture, we've got a feed of cold air coming down from greenland around an area northern scotland, bumping into our advancing weather front. now, through monday night, it looks like we'll see a spell of snow. it's going to be quite high up in the mountains of scotland, 10 to 20 centimetres on the way here, above 300 metres elevation. the snow could come down a little bit lower than that, perhaps to 200 metres elevation. what all that means is monday night and into tuesday, there's a risk of disruption over some of the higher level roads in scotland, maybe for some of the railway lines into tuesday morning as well. if you live down at sea level, well, you're more likely to see rain or maybe a bit of sleet mixed in. it will be quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. elsewhere, a bit of rain trickling its way eastwards across east anglia and south—east england. the weather turning a bit brighter across the south—west of the uk. a cold day in scotland — temperatures really struggling here, particularly underneath that rain and hill snow. 0n into wednesd

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what logic do you think they used, why not to greenland, well, just right away, well, you know , we allfectly understand that the orcs have no logic, actually, the diagnosis of their ideas is a great psychiatric practice, which should be implemented and investigated precisely from this point of view, their ideas in once again someone should be thrown somewhere, they should only ask... one question for us is that this historical created community, which calls itself a federation, should eventually disappear from the map, well, it's good that they are only engaged in painting pictures, and not yet distributed instructions to all the countries of the world, who should join whom, they are very actively trying to achieve this, well, i think that this map was a surprise not only for the people of vinnytsia, but also for romania. also, in fact, so that they do not write those orcs, we know that we have existed for a long time, the history of ukrainians has been long, the history of ukrainians is, after all, the history of a great nation, which once again stands in defense not only of its inter

so for example, to, to turn some greenland into some, some a, some industrial land takes um, in the case i know personally 20 years over 20 years to turn a green glass into an industrial and just to produce something that has not been built. yes. sort of the same time in china, they built for from us, 40000 inhabitants village one to a 40000000. what the city in the same time where it's in debt in germany because of the regulations. nothing has happened yet. and this is a, this is struggling, the people, this is struggling been to progress. they have no science but continue working because uh, what should they do? otherwise they have not to, they fall into nothing. it's not that they are covered in like a, like old, i guess the government advice. so these people um, recognize that the thinks i'm not, not doing that the government is not texting in the favor. and then this ridiculous um, so called energy turn to a. so called greet and a g is um, it turns out to be a hoax. turns out not to work like, nothing works like these politicians do. i mean, what, what do you expect from people who

so for example, to, to turn some greenland into some, uh, some uh, some industrial land takes um, in a case i know personally 20 years over 20 years to turn a green glass into an industrial and just to produce something. and that has nothing built. yes. so it is the same time in china. they built from us 40000 bit, the inhabitants village. one do have 40000000 in the city in the same time, whereas in depth in germany because of the regulations, nothing has happened yet. and this is a, this is struggling, the people, this is striving the into progress. they have no science but continue working because uh, what should they do? otherwise they have not to, they fall into nothing. it's not that they are covered in like a, like all the guests, the government advice. so these people um, recognize that the thinks i'm not, not doing that the government is not acting in the favor. and then this ridiculous um, so called energy turn to a. so called green energy is um, it turns out to be a hoax. turns out not to work like, nothing works like these politicians do. i mean, what do you expect from p

we are reducing the greenland. i see, i see because we are already seeing cloud rates dials and we are already seeing ocean currents being altered the northern forest and the high far is changing. look good. what happened to my lot we, or take pakistan with these kind of enormous climatic events and add to that the fires, the heat waves, the flooding, etc. unreal yukon deny that. and so when the one wishes to call a daughter isn't over, the one wishes to call it a call to action and then for take action. this is really up to us as humanity. humanity has shown progress, some of which has been unexpected. c, o, 2 emissions were not as high as predicted in 2022. the ip c c says that we have still in theory, keep wanting to below $1.00 degrees, which such action and other audience and system wide changes including d, colonizing buildings and industrious, like students cement. and unfortunately, sydney on either on thing of common cap to a technology then does have a somewhat skeptical view on this. the idea that we're

and then, on the big picture, we've got a feed of cold air coming down from greenland around an area it looks like we'll see a spell of snow. it's going to be quite high up in the mountains of scotland, 10 to 20 centimetres on the way here, above 300 metres elevation. the snow could come down a little bit lower than that, perhaps to 200 metres elevation. what all that means is monday night and into tuesday, there's a risk of disruption over some of the higher level roads in scotland, maybe for some of the railway lines into tuesday morning as well. if you live down at sea level, well, you're more likely to see rain or maybe a bit of sleet mixed in. it will be quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. elsewhere, a bit of rain trickling its way eastwards across east anglia and south—east england. the weather turning a bit brighter across the south—west of the uk. a cold day in scotland — temperatures really struggling here, particularly underneath that rain and hill snow. on into wednesday, we've got another area of low pressure forming. that's going to be bringing loads of

so for example, to, to turn some greenland into some, some a, some industrial land takes um, in a case i know personally 20 years over 20 years to turn a green glass into an industrial and just to produce something. and there is nothing built. yes. so the same time in china, they built from us $40000.00 inhabitants. village one do have 40000000 in the city in the same time where it's in debt in germany because of the regulations. nothing has happened yet. and this is a, this is struggling. the people, this is striving the into progress. they have no science but to continue working because uh, what should they do? otherwise they have not that they fall into nothing. it's not that they are covered in like a, like old, i guess the government advice. so these people recognize that the thinks i'm not doing that the government is not acting in their favor. and then this ridiculous um, so called energy turn to a so called green energy is um, it turns out to be a hoax. turns out not to work like nothing works like these politicians do. i mean, what do you expect from people who are, who have n

so for example, to, to turn some greenland into some, some a, some industrial land takes um, in the case i know personally 20 years over 20 years to turn a green glass into an industrial and just to produce something. and that has not been built. yes. sort of the same time in china. they built from us 40000 inhabitants village, one to a 40000000. what the city in the same time where it's in debt in germany because of the regulations. nothing has happened. yes. and this is a, this is struggling. the people this is struggling been to progress. they have no science but to continue working because uh, what should they do? otherwise they have not to, they fall into nothing. it's not that they are covered in like a, like old, i guess the government invites so these people recognize that the things i'm not not doing that the government is not acting in their favor. and then this ridiculous um, so called energy turn to a so called greet and a g a is um, it turns out to be a hoax. it turns out not to work. like, nothing works like these politicians do. i mean, what do you expect from people who a

and our air source coming down from the northwest, from iceland and greenland, that's why it's feelingf showers rattling through, particularly in the north and the west. they'll be wintry on the hills. could see some hail and thunder mixed into the showers across the midlands and southern england at times. winds gusting 30, maybe a0 miles an hour in excess of 50 miles an hour across the north of the uk. so gales here as well. so on the thermometer, temperatures will read around 7 to 10 celsius. but when you factor in that strong west, northwesterly wind, it's going to feel more like these temperatures suggest. so quite a chilly feel out there. as we head into this evening and overnight, it looks like the showers continue. it stays blustery for all areas. but towards the end of the night, a lot of the showers fade away through central and southern areas. so lengthy, clearer skies start to develop. because of the breeze, tt�*s not going to be too cold. i think temperatures are 2 to 6 celsius for many of us. so then, for sunday, the reason we're seeing a little bit of a change is that are

and then, on the big picture, we've got a feed of cold air coming down from greenland around an area like we'll see a spell of snow. it's going to be quite high up in the mountains of scotland, 10 to 20 centimetres on the way here, above 300 metres elevation. the snow could come down a little bit lower than that, perhaps to 200 metres elevation. what all that means is monday night and into tuesday, there's a risk of disruption over some of the higher level roads in scotland, maybe for some of the railway lines into tuesday morning as well. if you live down at sea level, well, you're more likely to see rain or maybe a bit of sleet mixed in. it will be quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. elsewhere, a bit of rain trickling its way eastwards across east anglia and south—east england. the weather turning a bit brighter across the south—west of the uk. a cold day in scotland — temperatures really struggling here, particularly underneath that rain and hill snow. on into wednesday, we've got another area of low pressure forming. that's going to be bringing loads of showers