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going underwater is going to be less expensive and much more accessible. go for long. this is the point of no return. if there — this is the point of no return. if there was any point to freak out, now would be the time to break out. people are informed that it is very dangerous down there. am i spinning? yes _ yes. my yes. my god. scott is like, "oh no, we have — my god. scott is like, "oh no, we have a _ my god. scott is like, "oh no, we have a problem." i was _ we have a problem." i was thinking, were not gonna make — i was thinking, were not gonna make it! — i was thinking, were not gonna make it! we _ i was thinking, were not gonna make it! we can't— i was thinking, were not gonna make it! we can't go— i was thinking, were not gonna make it! we can't go anywhere but go — make it! we can't go anywhere but go in — make it! we can't go anywhere but go in circles. _ but go in circles. i but go in circles. hust— but go in circles. ijust need - but go in circles. ijust need to - but go in circles. | ijust need to get but go in circles. - ijust need to get there.

this is a menu from the titanic itself on the day that it sang. i came across it in a very small auction in ireland. secure the anchor. hello? i have had the comparison, titanic_ have had the comparison, titanic debt it would like to have — titanic debt it would like to have our— titanic debt it would like to have our aircraft carrier setting this up. it gives you an idea _ setting this up. it gives you an idea of how much pressure they— an idea of how much pressure they really is.— they really is. that is my mexican _ they really is. that is my mexican flag. _ they really is. that is my mexican flag. that - they really is. that is my mexican flag. that is - they really is. that is my mexican flag. that is the they really is. that is my - mexican flag. that is the white star line — mexican flag. that is the white star line pin, _ mexican flag. that is the white star line pin, a— mexican flag. that is the white star line pin, a titanic- star line pin, a titanic expedition _ star line pin, a titanic

expedition plan. - expedition plan. the _ expedition plan. the ship - expedition plan. the ship was - expedition plan. i the ship was made expedition plan. - the ship was made and expedition plan. _ the ship was made and always most of the medications are norwegian, but there are also non—us allocations, so it is like going to an ikea in france, everything is in metric. i have a titanic bad. laughs. yes. people are so enthralled with titanic _ yes. people are so enthralled with titanic that _ yes. people are so enthralled with titanic that it _ yes. people are so enthralled with titanic that it became . yes. people are so enthralled with titanic that it became a i with titanic that it became a must do die. i read an article saying there were three words in the english language that are known throughout the planet and that is coca—cola, god, and titanic. it is just such an interesting it isjust such an interesting period — it isjust such an interesting period of— it isjust such an interesting period of time that i got really— period of time that i got really interested in the ship's history— really interested in the ship's history and the dreams of the

ship, — history and the dreams of the ship, but _ history and the dreams of the ship, but also the people's history— ship, but also the people's history and their dreams as welt — well. the titanic weu. - the titanic has weu. — the titanic has always been in my family— the titanic has always been in my family in _ the titanic has always been in my family in terms _ the titanic has always been in my family in terms of - the titanic has always been in my family in terms of history, | my family in terms of history, my family in terms of history, my father— my family in terms of history, my father is _ my family in terms of history, my father is from _ my family in terms of history, my father is from northern i my father is from northern ireiahd, _ my father is from northern ireiahd, he _ my father is from northern ireland, he is— my father is from northern ireland, he is from - my father is from northern ireland, he is from derry, i my father is from northern - ireland, he is from derry, grew up ireland, he is from derry, grew up in _ ireland, he is from derry, grew up in noriherh_ ireland, he is from derry, grew up in northern belfast. - ireland, he is from derry, grew up in northern belfast. many. up in northern belfast. many grew— up in northern belfast. many grew up— up in northern belfast. many grew up he _ up in northern belfast. many grew up he always _ up in northern belfast. many grew up he always talked - up in northern belfast. many. grew up he always talked about the titarflc— grew up he always talked about the titanic because _ grew up he always talked about the titanic because obviously . the titanic because obviously it was— the titanic because obviously it was built _ the titanic because obviously it was built in _ the titanic because obviously it was built in belfast. - it was built in belfast. we _ it was built in belfast. we have _ it was built in belfast. we have always - it was built in belfast. we have always had l it was built in belfast. . we have always had what it was built in belfast. - we have always had what we it was built in belfast. _ we have always had what we have said is _ we have always had what we have said is an — we have always had what we have said is an irish— we have always had what we have said is an irish crawl, _ we have always had what we have said is an irish crawl, which - said is an irish crawl, which is a — said is an irish crawl, which is a love _ said is an irish crawl, which is a love and _ said is an irish crawl, which is a love and history - said is an irish crawl, which is a love and history for - said is an irish crawl, which is a love and history for the story— is a love and history for the story of— is a love and history for the story of the _ is a love and history for the story of the titanic, - is a love and history for the story of the titanic, so - is a love and history for the story of the titanic, so i'ml story of the titanic, so i'm realty— story of the titanic, so i'm really pleased _ story of the titanic, so i'm really pleased to - story of the titanic, so i'm really pleased to be - story of the titanic, so i'm really pleased to be here. | story of the titanic, so i'mi really pleased to be here. i have — really pleased to be here. i have treen— really pleased to be here. i have been keeping - really pleased to be here. i have been keeping myselfl really pleased to be here. i- have been keeping myself very fit, watching _ have been keeping myself very fit, watching my— have been keeping myself very fit, watching my diet. - have been keeping myself very fit, watching my diet. i- have been keeping myself very fit, watching my diet. i had - fit, watching my diet. i had covid — fit, watching my diet. i had covid a _ fit, watching my diet. i had covid a few— fit, watching my diet. i had covid a few years _ fit, watching my diet. i had covid a few years ago. - fit, watching my diet. i had covid a few years ago. in . fit, watching my diet. i had i covid a few years ago. in the meantime _ covid a few years ago. in the meantime i— covid a few years ago. in the meantime i had _ covid a few years ago. in the meantime i had an— covid a few years ago. in the meantime i had an operation covid a few years ago. in the - meantime i had an operation and everything — meantime i had an operation and everything else _ meantime i had an operation and everything else and _ meantime i had an operation and everything else and still- meantime i had an operation and everything else and still get- everything else and still get myself— everything else and still get myself ready— everything else and still get myself ready and _ everything else and still get myself ready and prepared i everything else and still get. myself ready and prepared for this because _ myself ready and prepared for this because it— myself ready and prepared for this because it means - myself ready and prepared for this because it means a - myself ready and prepared for this because it means a lot. myself ready and prepared for this because it means a lot to| this because it means a lot to me _ me. when me. i whenl me. - when i was me. — when i was a kid, nobody me. when i was a kid, nobody had found it, nobody knew where it was, so i decided i was going to go find it, so i needed to study science and oceanography. my study science and oceanography. my first week of college, they

found it. somebody beat me to it. it was september one, 1985. there was a picture of a boiler in black and white on television, and the dream just crumbled. i switched my career to banking. i started searching for a way to go. i wasn't sure how i was going to get to titanic but i knew i had to go. i'm not a millionaire, i've been saving money for a long, long time. i've made a lot of sacrifices in my life to be able to go to titanic. i don't have a car, i didn't get married yet, i don't have children, and all of those decisions have been because i wanted to go to titanic. when i met stockton i told them, here's my money. he said, "wait a minute! we haven't even built this up." applause.

just a quick orientation. this is a — just a quick orientation. this is a forward down, opens and doses. — is a forward down, opens and closes, the pressure hole in the centre, five inch thick carhoh_ the centre, five inch thick carbon fibre, horizontal and verticat— carbon fibre, horizontal and vertical thrusters that you can see there _ see there. i- see there. i like to tell people, this isn't _ i like to tell people, this isn't your grandfather's submarine. it has one button. that— submarine. it has one button. that is— submarine. it has one button. that is it _ submarine. it has one button. that is it. you, so we run the saab — that is it. you, so we run the saab with— that is it. you, so we run the saab with this game controller. it is saab with this game controller. it is made _ saab with this game controller. it is made by logitech but it is basically a sony playstation styte — is basically a sony playstation style controller. if you want to go — style controller. if you want to go forward, you press forward _ to go forward, you press forward. if you want to go back, _ forward. if you want to go back, pressed back. if you want to turn— back, pressed back. if you want to turn to — back, pressed back. if you want to turn to the left, turn to the — to turn to the left, turn to the left _ to turn to the left, turn to the left like that, if you want to go— the left like that, if you want to go right, turn right like that _ that. testing at 12 that. — testing at 12 volts. go ahead. i testing at 12 volts. go ahead. i started _ testing at 12 volts. go ahead. i started off—

testing at 12 volts. go ahead. i started off with _ testing at 12 volts. go ahead. i started off with a _ testing at 12 volts. go ahead. i started off with a partly- i started off with a partly finished homebuilder submarine that i_ finished homebuilder submarine that i built myself, then i formed _ that i built myself, then i formed a business and acquired a site _ formed a business and acquired a site that — formed a business and acquired a site that we modified happily and sort — a site that we modified happily and sort of figured out what we wanted — and sort of figured out what we wanted. then we made the first level— wanted. then we made the first level prototype of this which is the — level prototype of this which is the cyclops one, very similar. _ is the cyclops one, very similar. a _ is the cyclops one, very similar, a steel hole that already— similar, a steel hole that already existed but did have similar— already existed but did have similar electronics. this was the ultimate version that we always— the ultimate version that we always wanted. so _ always wanted. so just always wanted. sojust another always wanted. so just another additional backup _ backup. it - backup. it is - backup. - it is amazing that backup. — it is amazing that it can do what it does when you look at it there, because it is very small, it looks like it is put together with pieces of string, but it is not, obviously, but it's exciting. in general, the biology thing is one — in general, the biology thing is ohe of— in general, the biology thing is one of the things i've document d biodiversity, it hasn't _ document d biodiversity, it hasn't been done very well on this wreck. there is sort of arrest to understand _ there is sort of arrest to understand the - there is sort of arrest to understand the deep- there is sort of arrest to| understand the deep sea there is sort of arrest to - understand the deep sea which is largest— understand the deep sea which is largest environment - understand the deep sea which is largest environment in- understand the deep sea which is largest environment in the l

is largest environment in the oceans, _ is largest environment in the oceans, and _ is largest environment in the oceans, and the _ is largest environment in the oceans, and the most - is largest environment in the oceans, and the most poorlyj oceans, and the most poorly explored _ oceans, and the most poorly explored. here, _ oceans, and the most poorly explored. here, we - oceans, and the most poorly explored. here, we are - oceans, and the most poorlyl explored. here, we are trying to give — explored. here, we are trying to give that _ explored. here, we are trying to give that experience, - explored. here, we are trying to give that experience, jackl to give that experience, jack of your— to give that experience, jack of your box _ to give that experience, jack of your box to _ to give that experience, jack of your box to see _ to give that experience, jack of your box to see the - to give that experience, jack. of your box to see the titanic, but at — of your box to see the titanic, but at the _ of your box to see the titanic, but at the same _ of your box to see the titanic, but at the same time, - but at the same time, contribute _ but at the same time, contribute to- but at the same time, l contribute to something but at the same time, - contribute to something that has a — contribute to something that has a wider— contribute to something that has a wider application. - has a wider application. this— has a wider application. this is— has a wider application. this is pretty— has a wider application. this is pretty typical, i has a wider application. i this is pretty typical, you has a wider application. - this is pretty typical, you can see this black igneous rock, but look at the number of sponges, that is what really hit us right away. i was asked by 0ceangate to be that geoscientist _ i was asked by 0ceangate to be that geoscientist of _ i was asked by 0ceangate to be that geoscientist of the - that geoscientist of the expedition. _ that geoscientist of the expedition. it- that geoscientist of the expedition. it involvesl expedition. it involves organising _ expedition. it involves organising assigns - expedition. it involvesl organising assigns gym expedition. it involves - organising assigns gym and organising _ organising assigns gym and organising long—term - organising assigns gym and - organising long—term monitoring stations— organising long—term monitoring stations on— organising long—term monitoring stations on the _ organising long—term monitoring stations on the rack. _ organising long—term monitoring stations on the rack. the - stations on the rack. the climate _ stations on the rack. the climate is _ stations on the rack. the climate is changing. - stations on the rack. the climate is changing. thel stations on the rack. the - climate is changing. the deep sea drives— climate is changing. the deep sea drives the _ climate is changing. the deep sea drives the earth's - climate is changing. the deepl sea drives the earth's climate. most— sea drives the earth's climate. most of— sea drives the earth's climate. most of the _ sea drives the earth's climate. most of the oxygen _ sea drives the earth's climate. most of the oxygen produced i sea drives the earth's climate. | most of the oxygen produced is from _ most of the oxygen produced is from marine _ most of the oxygen produced is from marine plankton, - most of the oxygen produced is from marine plankton, so- from marine plankton, so changes— from marine plankton, so changes in— from marine plankton, so changes in the _ from marine plankton, so changes in the ocean - from marine plankton, sol changes in the ocean have from marine plankton, so. changes in the ocean have a huge — changes in the ocean have a huge impact _ changes in the ocean have a huge impact over— changes in the ocean have a huge impact over the - changes in the ocean have a huge impact over the whole| huge impact over the whole globe _ the team always says, you know, there's no guarantee you will see the bell, there is no guarantee you will get down there because there are so many

variables. you know, some are man—made, some are nature, some it is both put together. i was able to join their last year. we took the dive and go for about two hours and 15 minutes or so. about two hours and 15 minutes orso. i about two hours and 15 minutes or so. i hope about two hours and 15 minutes orso. i hope we about two hours and 15 minutes or so. i hope we got within two football fields of the titanic, and then suddenly we stopped and then suddenly we stopped and they said, have to turn around. at first i thought he was joking around. at first i thought he wasjoking because around. at first i thought he was joking because we were into two hours of the end we had to go back. but he explained one of the batteries went kaput and we were having trouble using the electronic drops for the weights, so it would be hard for us to get back to the surface. the stakes are quite high at that point. i was really intrigued with, like, 0k, we can't get to the site tonight, what are our options? is it under? we discussed actuallyjust is it under? we discussed actually just sleeping at the bottom of the ocean in the submersible. we have special weights on the submersible that

will dissolve after 2a hours, so they would just drop off and we would be able to get up to the surface. that is one option, we are down here for another 16—24 hours. we will drift down, we'll hit the bottom, will have communications, we can talk to them. we can stay here, it is your call, — we can stay here, it is your call, stockton. it _ call, stockton. it is _ call, stockton. it is up to jayden. i'm fine with that. me and someone _ i'm fine with that. me and someone else _ i'm fine with that. me and someone else were - i'm fine with that. me and someone else were fine, l i'm fine with that. me and i someone else were fine, but i'm fine with that. me and - someone else were fine, but the other half of the crew were not as happy about that. are you still pumping? yes. what do you have, pressure was? 58. he managed to hydrocotyle pump it so it was able to slowly release the weights. yes, very good. it will change in a second. we are starting to come up. we are? ok. 0k. definitely coming up. you did

it, stockton, you 98% to date. high _ it, stockton, you 98% to date. high five! _ it, stockton, you 98% to date. high five! high—5 on my account. that'll be a win open win. this is why you want your pilot to be — this is why you want your pilot to be an — this is why you want your pilot to be an engineer. it's an open book here, if you have any questions about what is going on, about acoustic monitoring, about carbon fibre, problems we had, rumours of problems we had, rumours of problems we had, actual problems we had, actual problems we had, you know, feel free to ask me, i want to show you everything. we want to bring toogoom into this fully informed. this is a dangerous environment. it is 6000 psi. and so we want to make sure you are going in with an open eye and understand what is going on. if you don't want to do it at any time feel free to say, "i want to take a pass," and we

can do it again another year or so, but i want to make sure you are aware of this. on a mission format, we got to the surface and had a really loud bang, not and had a really loud bang, not a soothing sound. but on the surface, and as we tip the ph will attest, almost every deep diving sublimation was at some point. i don't have expectations of how i am going to feel. i know when i think about it i cry, so they will probably be a lot of crying when i am down there. but i don't know, we will see. every night before i dive everybody gets together and draws — everybody gets together and draws on the styrofoam cups. they— draws on the styrofoam cups. they attach them to the submersible before they do the dive and — submersible before they do the dive and go down, and when they io dive and go down, and when they go underwater they are under a

lot go underwater they are under a tot of— go underwater they are under a lot of pressure and compressed, and when — lot of pressure and compressed, and when they come up we have all these — and when they come up we have all these tiny minicabs, so everyone _ all these tiny minicabs, so everyone does budge brings them back to _ everyone does budge brings them back to their friends and family— back to their friends and family as a little souvenir. —— mihi — family as a little souvenir. —— mihi cups _ my alarm just went off. it is about— my alarm just went off. it is about 3:30am. _ my alarm just went off. it is about 3:30am. we - my alarm just went off. it is about 3:30am. we are - my alarm just went off. it is - about 3:30am. we are supposed to be _ about 3z30am. we are supposed to be on— about 3:30am. we are supposed to be on the _ about 3z30am. we are supposed to be on the back— about 3:30am. we are supposed to be on the back deck _ about 3z30am. we are supposed to be on the back deck by- about 3:30am. we are supposed to be on the back deck by 4am . to be on the back deck by 4am to be on the back deck by 4am to start — to be on the back deck by 4am to start the _ to be on the back deck by 4am to start the process _ to be on the back deck by 4am to start the process of- to be on the back deck by 4am to start the process of loading | to start the process of loading up to start the process of loading up and — to start the process of loading up and everything. _ to start the process of loading up and everything. so- to start the process of loading up and everything. so it's - to start the process of loading up and everything. so it's not| up and everything. so it's not very— up and everything. so it's not very often— up and everything. so it's not very often i— up and everything. so it's not very often i wake _ up and everything. so it's not very often i wake up- up and everything. so it's not very often i wake up this - up and everything. so it's not| very often i wake up this early but it— very often i wake up this early but it seems— very often i wake up this early but it seems worth _ very often i wake up this early but it seems worth it - very often i wake up this early but it seems worth it for- but it seems worth it for today _ i was pretty grumpy waking up at 3:30am but when i think

about the passengers who might also have woken up really early to catch the horse and carriage, or whatever, to take them to the dock, it made me feel like a kinship with them and also kind of grounded me and also kind of grounded me and what i was doing. it is open and i step up into the saab. i it is open and i step up into the saab-— it is open and i step up into the saab. i get chatting with the saab. i get chatting with the passengers _ the saab. i get chatting with the passengers which - the saab. i get chatting with the passengers which is - the passengers which is probably what the titanic passengers did. i know i'm going to be seasick so i commandeer the front of it so i can get to the port hole and then the dome slowly closes in front of me and i have this moment of, like, this is the

point of no return. i am not posture phobic mainly meant but if there was any point to freak out now it would be the point now. i did a gut check with myself and i say i am not freaking out. i think the nerves was not of anxiety but of excitement. —— claustrophobic. of excitement. -- claustrophobic. we are comfortable. _ claustrophobic. we are comfortable. we - claustrophobic. we are comfortable. we are i claustrophobic. we are - comfortable. we are standing by for vacuum. comfortable. we are standing by forvacuum. in comfortable. we are standing by for vacuum-— for vacuum. in the last 35 ears, for vacuum. in the last 35 years. i — for vacuum. in the last 35 years. i did _ for vacuum. in the last 35 years, i did 37 _ for vacuum. in the last 35 years, i did 37 dives - for vacuum. in the last 35 years, i did 37 dives to i for vacuum. in the last 35| years, i did 37 dives to the titanic. each expedition, you

can see more and more. here, for example, the deck of the ship collapsed on each other and step—by—step it disappeared and step—by—step it disappeared and we can see through the deck. deterioration is bad but at the same time, it is like a sanctuary for the marine life, the wreckage.— the wreckage. we're 'ust in limbo now. i the wreckage. we're 'ust in limbo now. just h the wreckage. we're 'ust in limbo now. just the h the wreckage. we're just in i limbo now. just the beginning ofthe limbo now. just the beginning of the rollercoaster. - limbo now. just the beginning of the rollercoaster. no - of the rollercoaster. no turning _ of the rollercoaster. no turning back _ of the rollercoaster. fir? turning back now. of the rollercoaster. no turning back now. it - of the rollercoaster. no turning back now. it is. of the rollercoaster. no turning back now. it is i of the rollercoaster. no - turning back now. it is i was interesting _ turning back now. it is i was interesting to _ turning back now. it is i was interesting to get _ turning back now. it is i was interesting to get on - turning back now. it is i was interesting to get on with i turning back now. it is i was. interesting to get on with the outside of the sub. you spent most of the time inside the saab so it is a different tempo here. different things happening. —— submarine. put

happening. -- submarine. put them on _ happening. -- submarine. put them on as — happening. —— submarine. plii them on as needed if we have a change in atmosphere. if you smell anything in the sub, weird... smell anything in the sub, weird- - -— smell anything in the sub, weird... ., ., ., . , smell anything in the sub, weird... ., ., ., . weird... node two launches of recovery are — weird... node two launches of recovery are the _ weird... node two launches of recovery are the same. - weird... node two launches of recovery are the same. there | weird... node two launches of. recovery are the same. there is so much — recovery are the same. there is so much that can go wrong. this is art of so much that can go wrong. this is part of the _ so much that can go wrong. try 3 is part of the experience. blake is a super solid diver. i do not worry about him one bit. should i worry about you? i had another bad redundant. i worry about it when he is in not in the water, when his breathing surface and air. irate the water, when his breathing surface and air.— the water, when his breathing surface and air. we have mixed emotions _ surface and air. we have mixed emotions when _ surface and air. we have mixed emotions when you _ surface and air. we have mixed emotions when you go - surface and air. we have mixed emotions when you go down. i emotions when you go down. you're bound to.

it is in falkland, for want of a better word. it was perished on its maiden voyage. it is very poignant. you have to think of those people. a lot of people, irish, english, and it is sad, there is no doubt it is tinged with sadness. its]!!!

tinged with sadness. all stations _ tinged with sadness. all stations are _ tinged with sadness. iii. stations are reporting the dive is a go. please, stand by. (music playing). music playing.

to be honest, i am so... ijust need to get there. i will be very happy with just paying by respects. for about 2.5 hours, we see nothing but not as and all of a sudden receive the earth come up sudden receive the earth come up to you and it does feel like it is coming up to you. seeing the natural bottom of the ocean coming up at us sort of

spectacular.— coming up at us sort of sectacular. ~ , ., , spectacular. we sell a place. sittinu spectacular. we sell a place. sitting there _ spectacular. we sell a place. sitting there on _ spectacular. we sell a place. sitting there on its _ spectacular. we sell a place. sitting there on its own. - spectacular. we sell a place. sitting there on its own. we | sitting there on its own. we saw a wash and basin with the taps still attached. we were only 300 metres from the wreck. —— saw. did something go wrong with my— —— saw. did something go wrong with my thrusters? i don't know what _ with my thrusters? i don't know what is — with my thrusters? i don't know what is going on. fine with my thrusters? i don't know what is going on.— what is going on. one is going forward, what is going on. one is going forward. one _ what is going on. one is going forward, one backwards- what is going on. one is going forward, one backwards rightl forward, one backwards right now. nothing i can do right now. nothing i can do right now. ~ ., ., ,,s:::: now. we are literally 300 metres from _ now. we are literally 300 metres from the - now. we are literally 300 metres from the titanic l now. we are literally 300 i metres from the titanic and although we are in the debris field, we cannot go anywhere but in circles.—

hello, thanks forjoining me. it has been a very changeable week across most of the uk with gusty winds, frequent showers, and it's going to stay quite unsettled in the north—west of the uk. elsewhere across the country, certainly southern parts of the uk are in for drier, brighter weather. here is the forecast for saturday, so much lighter winds, much drier weather compared to what we had on friday. so here is the morning onwards, then, around about midday, light winds across england and wales, a bit of fair weather cloud building, that is pretty much it. temperatures around 15—16, so it will feel pleasant enough. more of a breeze in western scotland and the northern isles, perhaps some showers here and also cooler, around 12 or 13 degrees. very little change expected later in the day on saturday, saturday night into sunday,

at least across england and wales. but eventually this weather and will sweep into the north—west by sunday morning, so an increasing wind in northern ireland and in western scotland, whereas elsewhere it will be clear and quite chilly again, five degrees. the high pressure that will have established itself on saturday across the uk moves out of the scene. the weather front sweeps in associated with this low close to iceland, and really quite wet in northern ireland and western scotland on sunday, but the weather front will be very slow to move to the south and the east and by evening it will be reaching northern parts of wales, maybe lancashire, but to the east of the pennines, generally bright, at least dry, and the further south you are the sunnier it will be, so in london some sunshine and 18 on sunday. on sunday and monday the weather front sweeps across the uk but as it reaches the south there won't be an lot of rain, just dribs and drabs

and high pressure once again builds in from the west. so for many of us, monday will be a sunny one, at least across the southern half of the uk, eastern areas as well, but towards the north—west with more of an ocean wind, we have cloud and maybe some showers there for the western isles. high—pressure tries to dominate the weather in the south on tuesday, but these weather fronts sweep into the north—west, so i think thick cloud, this is still some days away so the details aren't going to be right, but we will see probably thickening cloud and dribs and drabs of rain over the north—west, whereas if you live to the east of the pennines and elsewhere towards the south the weather is looking generally fine with temperatures around 15 or 16 celsius. let's have a look at wednesday, try and pinpoint what will be happening — again we think high—pressure probably holding onto the weather in the south, but this weather front moves in, probably not an awful lot of rain, if anything a bit of cloud and increasing wind, not much rainfall in the south—east, we don't think on wednesday. the temperatures again around the mid—teens i think for most of us.

so this is about as far as we will probably concentrate on the details, let's look at the bigger picture now from thursday onwards. thursday and friday, what i want to point out is this big dips in the jetstream that the computer models are forecasting, you see these big dips in the jetstream, quite often we see a large area of low pressure nestled within it here, and that really does spell unsettled weather, frequent heavy showers, gusty winds at times as well, a really prolonged spell of unsettled weather end of next week and into next weekend. bye— bye.

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