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and a cold night will follow, with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches.ttle bump here is a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry to take us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day, with light winds. but through the day, the breeze will be picking up in the west, northern ireland, wales, south—west england will gradually turn windier and wetter. into double figures by the end of the day. but much of scotland, northern eastern england,

the cloud is low, fog patches and the result as well. a brace of rain easing across scotla nd a brace of rain easing across scotland for a time. but it lent more wet weather moves in here, at the same time, it will stay murky gci’oss the same time, it will stay murky across our curves and hills. fog patches across the pennines and southern england later on for stop temperatures eventually in the range of8 temperatures eventually in the range of 8 hay 11 celsius. it may have stuck to saturday, again, another cloudy day coming up for most of us ifa cloudy day coming up for most of us if a few car brakes. across the north—west of scotland, outbreaks of rain, rain halted her starting to build up across the western isles and highland. otherwise, the odd spot of drizzle across western areas, fog and hill mist patches 00:00:57,136 --> 2147483051:37:14,110 around the top for most, cloudy and 2147483051:37:14,110 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 mild. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 12 people are killed after a plane crashes in kazakhs

why don't you take us on a little tour around your patch?o you from liverpool, which is often referred to as the people's republic of merseyside. it contains some of the safest labour seats in the country. in fact, in the little patch of merseyside that i normally cover, around 20 seats, only one of them isn't held by the labour party. and that's southport. we'll possibly talk a little bit more about southport later on. and then going right away up to the north. i think if you think of the map and think of the coast, i think that really helps when you think about some of the northwest. you're going all the way up to the cumbrian seats at the top of the patch and then all the way down to liverpool. you've got manchester, lancaster and all of the northwest of england, and it's a big battle ground for both of the main parties. it's a crucial campaign area for the conservatives and labour. and right at the start of the election campaign, the tories kind of set out their stall and really made it their ambition to wrest some of this traditional ru

low clouds and mist and fog patches around.hile, ryan working its way across scotland, there could be some spits around the west. nothing significant, you will be doing well to see the sunshine, notjust today, but for the next few days. it will be pretty grey and cloudy, but on the mild side for the time of year. 0vernight tonight, with southerly wind and a lot of cloud, rain will push across the northern ireland and scotland, but it will stay murky with fog patches then developing across the cambrian fells, the pennines, and also across the hills of southern england as well. by the end of the night, very mild, temperatures higher than they should be during the day at this time of the year. a mild start to the weekend, but cloudy as well. we will see heavy rain working into north—west scotland with rainfall starting to mount up across the highlands and western isles, but otherwise, it is cloudy, occasional brea ks otherwise, it is cloudy, occasional breaks in the cloud just about possible, but temperatures 10—12. it could get m

the man with his wife sarah were known as the barbie and ken of the oil patch. this guy worked for them. his name is rick airy. >> for lack of a better term, they stuck out like a couple of turds in a punch bowl. >> well, one way to put it. james met sarah at a drive-thru coffee stand. she was a barista. >> what was he like? >> he was calm, cool, collected, older man, good-looking. he was fun. we'd always go out. he was nice. it was easy. i never thought i'd marry him or go do business with him. >> but that's what she did. they moved to the oil patch in 2011, got married in minot, north dakota, and by 2013, he was the charismatic face of a major trucking operation called

frost likely not just of some icy patches. frost likely notjust in of some icy patches.rost likely not just in scotland, of some icy patches. frost likely notjust in scotland, but northern and eastern parts of england, with clearer skies for longer. further west, temperatures may recover later in the night, because the weather is set to change. i showed you the cloud earlier, and it's because of this weather system, which will bring some wetter and slightly windy weather in from the south—west. we have got rain arriving across western areas in the morning. that pushes north and east through the day for the chance of some snow over the hills of northern england, the pennines and the hills of scotland. it will turn more bright and showery later, with temperature is in the south—west in double figures, but a lot colder in the north of england and scotland with the risk of some snow in the hills. that weather system should push through, and the weather front lingers in system should push through, and the weatherfront lingers in northern scotla nd weatherfront lingers in nort

dense patches and visibility less tha n about.ity less than a metre. 100 metres in places and temperatures thing above freezing here but the clearest guys below freezing so a touch of frost. for new year's eve, this area of high—pressure dominating the scene, but also here this area of low pressure bringing more cloud and perhaps a bit patchy light rain into the south west england and channel islands. not much but a bit cloud around. best of the sunshine across england and into just got limber quite a breezy day for the northern and western aisles, a cold or feeling for many. temperatures mid to high single digits with up into new year's eve. mainly dry, submissive fog and light winds as well. cloud in place across wales in central england gradually pushing his way eastwards and clear skies in eastern scotland in eastern england. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: the government expresses serious concern about the fairness of a trial in cyprus, in which a british teenager was found guilty of lying about being gang raped. po

earlier this morning in fremont i did catch patches of dense fog as well. over here, there may be a new crash near the cutover and i'll check on that. back to you. >>> this morning on capitol hill that's wherer and against impea present their case to the judiciary committee. members of the intelligence committee will break down their findings from the evidence provided byen a dozen witnesses. we'll have a live report from washington in our 5:00 hour. >>> at 5:45 our scott mcgrew will have much more insight on this morning's hearings and what we can expect. as soon as they start you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. we'll have a special report with lester holt at 6:00. >>> bart is cracking down on fare jumpers through a string of early morning sweeps on trains and they've been doing it under the radar. >> we're live in fremont. i know fathre evaders cost the agency millions of dollars each year. >> reporter: bart estimates as much as $25 million a year. it's common enough to our own cameras were able to capture it as you can see on this video on your

a few patches may linger through carlisle breeze.hrough ca rlisle and breeze. a few patches may linger through carlisle and it will take a while for the fog to live through the central belt of scotland. a few showers getting blown in on the breeze in the north of scotland and one 01’ breeze in the north of scotland and one or two down is not seacoast and heading towards kent, especially in the afternoon. these are the temperatures in the afternoon, another chilly day, 3—7d typically, not as cold as it was yesterday through the midlands but not as mild in the south—west but we are at least getting sunshine. the high pressure and the cold air is still with us overnight and into monday and we start seeing some changes though arriving into the north—west and it will not be as cold in scotland, nor indeed for northern ireland probably earlier on monday, more of an atlantic influence, air coming in on the south—west. but a frosty start for england and wales, lots of fun trying to come on monday. a little more clout in those south—westerly

there will be patches where it's tough to see. scott, back to you. >>> after a fiery all day debate, a big surprise last night in washington. the vote on articles of impeachment against president trump never happened. it is now set for this morning. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill to explain the delay. good morning. >> hey scott, good morning. good morning, everyone. kind of depends who you ask. the president tweeting this morning the democrats had no case here, and just wanted to give up. democrats say it wasn't fair to make a big decision like this in the middle of the night with no one watching and republicans argue they cut it short because democrats were grandstanding and wanted the cameras rolling. >> the lack of case they have for them to come out here and defend this is the most ludicrous thing i've seen in my life. >> reporter: after 14 hours of debate and all-day marathon. >> no president is supposed to be a dictator in the united states. >> reporter: democrat jerry nadler -- >> the committee will

for the ocean cleanup our aim is to have the great pacific garbage patch but actually all oceans cleaned by 2040 so that i guess is our long shot so we have to work towards that system number 2 is going to be a stepping stone for us to get closer to a full fleet of systems out there and it's difficult to put an exact time frame on that say the initiation of the full fleet because we still have some technology development stages to go through but the ambition to have all the oceans clean by 2040 that definitely remains and that is our target well that's an incredibly great target and i can't thank you guys enough for all the hard work that you're doing out there in the world thinks you you know great great and ingenuity great engineering and great minds thank you so much when they learned of the director precipitous ocean of the ocean cleanup project truly a pleasure having you on as always sir. very kind thank you very much for having me . great work that they're doing all right well my friends this old earth the bars still holds many secrets to uncover and one of them is just what exact

dense fog patches are forming around the thames estuary.w, around the m25 and some of that is freezing fog with temperatures well below freezing as well. some of these murky conditions, some of the fog patches may last into the first part of thursday morning bringing poor travelling conditions out and about. but for thursday's weather for the most part, really we're looking at this next weather system moving in and that will bring strong wind with it to the north—west and outbreaks of rain which will quickly spread in across northern ireland and scotland before sinking southwards later in the day into the north of england and wales. in the highlands of scotland we will see the largest accumulations of rain with 70 or 80 millimetres of rain in the forecast here. that is a lot of rain, enough for localised surface water flooding issues. damp at times in the northern half of the country, after the murky start in the south—east, things should brighten for a few of us with sunshine around and for most it is a relatively mild day with temperature

and a cold night will follow, with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches.e us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day, with light winds. but through the day, the breeze will be picking up in the west. northern ireland, wales, south—west england will gradually turn windier and wetter. temperatures will be on the rise into double figures by the end of the day. but much of scotland, north—eastern england, a chilly day with some sunny spells. we will see the rain arrive, as we go through wednesday night and, with a big driving area of low pressure out towards the west of us, southerly winds keep temperatures up. no frost to into thursday morning but we could see a spell of snow before that turns back to rain across the grampians and the highlands. some blizzard conditions for a time. clears its way northwards. thursday, sunshine and heavy and thundery showers. quite a breezy day as it will be on friday, more rain for many of you but temperatures will be on the up. wel

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could even be the odd fog patch to start the day on wednesday, as well.a bright start across england and wales, eastern areas of scotland. the rain in the north—west will continue slowly pushing its way eastwards, reaching parts of northern england and north wales through the course of the afternoon. still bright to the south and east, but it's chilly still. highs of around 6—8 degrees. the mildest weather towards the north—west, with blustery showers following into western scotland, and some fairly gusty winds too. then, through thursday and friday, we're going to see weather fronts really target western scotland, bringing large amounts of rain here. now, we could see around 70—80 mm, maybe more than that over the high ground. that's enough to cause some flooding impacts, but it's not the only place that will see rain. on thursday, we'll also see some wet weather pushing in across northern ireland. the rain getting into northern england and north wales, too. further south and eastwards, probably a bit more cloud around, but it should be bright enough. it

around. —— mist and fog patches.nto northern england and north wales as we head into the afternoon. south and east of this, we keep the bright weather but it is still quite chilly. to the north west of our front, showers in the northwest of scotland. it is here we will see the nation's highest temperatures. problems brewing in terms of persistent and heavy rain targeting northwest of scotland, where over the western highlands, 70 or 80 70 or80 mm 70 or 80 mm of rain. perhaps more that over high ground. thursday comes the rain will also be affecting northern ireland. the south and east, though, at this stage staying dry and bright with pressure south—westerly winds working in. it is getting mild for most of us. what will follow through thursday night is a very mild night, with temperatures around i! or 12 degrees. a real change, if you think of recent nights. we have seen some sharp frost. the reason for this is it is going to be cloudy, wet and quite windy. the winds coming in initially from a south—westerly directio

and a cold night will follow with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches.sure keeping things dry to take us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day with light winds. but through the day, the breeze will be picking up in the west. northern ireland, wales, south—west england will gradually turn windier and wetter. temperatures will be on the rise into double figures by the end of the day. but much of scotland, northern eastern england, a chilly day with some sunny spells. here, though, we'll see the rain arrive as we go through wednesday night and with a big driving area of low pressure out towards the west of us, southerly winds will keep temperatures up. no frost to take us into thursday morning but we could see a spell of snow before that turns back to rain across the grampians and the highlands. some blizzard conditions for a time. that clears its way northwards. thursday then, a story of sunshine and heavy and thundery showers. quite a breezy day as it will be

maybe it could be your patch. of all, there was a special guest in the election campaign in donald trump. i discussed that earlier with chris mason and emily maitlis from newsnight. i wanted to get you back on because we've got another american intervention in the election campaign. although he hasn't really intervened, has he, donald trump? it's interesting. speaking to conservatives over the last couple of days, they have been staring at today's date in the diary for quite a while — with a sort of circle around the day saying, "ooh, what could happen?" given that last time, the president was barely off the aeroplane and he was firing out tweets. i think talking about sadiq khan, wasn't he, when he got off the plane on his previous visit to the uk? and the extent to which, from the conservative perspective, he would be well behaved or not this time. and the intriguing thing from his news conference this morning. it will be interesting to hear your reflections, emily, again, looking at it through the prism of how

there could be fog patches developing later.ons. bye for now. mihrab, this is bbc news — i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at three: at least 12 people are killed, after a plane crashes in kazakhstan — dozens of survivors, including children, are being treated in hospital. everyone started screaming, kids are crying. and the lights were on in the plane, but there was no, like, sound. lady hale, who is about to retire as the president of the uk supreme court, voices concern about the effect of the reduction in resources on the justice system in england and wales. free hospital parking in england for some patients and visitors from april — but questions are raised over how it will be funded. the national trust says climate change has led to an increase in wildlife migrating to the uk.

drizzle in the airfrom time to time across western areas and we will continue to see some hill fog patchess 10—12d. for sunday, we draw up the air from even further south, from north africa, with the potential for high temperatures for late december across the north and east of scotland in particular. we could see an occasional brighter spell and there will be rain across the north—west of scotland but otherwise another cloudy day with occasional brighter spells possible and look at these temperatures. potentially going as high as 15 degrees in north—east scotland. in aberdeen, it should only be 6 degrees at this time of year. 9 degrees above normal. beyond that, temperatures ease down through monday and tuesday but there should be a greater chance of at least a little bit of sunshine with temperatures across england and wales knocking around 3 or 4 degrees off as we head into monday and tuesday. the skies should be brighter with more sunshine poking through. in the run—up to new year celebrations, it is a mostly dry picture with some fog patches developing overnight. today at 6:00... doze

a few spots of drizzle, some mist and hill fog patches around too.f it, really, for northern ireland, western scotland, wales and the south—west. now, during this evening, we'll see rain pushing back into scotland and, if anything, it will turn murky across the pennines and also the hills of southern england but again, we'll see some low clouds, mist and fog patches around. it's a night where it's going to be pretty mild — temperatures by the end of the night, for most, in a range of eight to 11 degrees celsius, which for many of us is warmer than it should be during the daytime at this time of the year. and that mild feed of air continues around the western edge of this high pressure on into saturday with weatherfronts across the north—west. now for the far north—west of scotland, those rainfall totals really start to build up this weekend across the highlands and probably the western isles as well. otherwise, an odd bit of drizzle in the airfrom time to time across western areas and we'll probably continue to see a few hill fog patches around as we

time being overnight, further showers and brisk south—westerly winds will stop the dense fog patchesley area. fogged out at heathrow, stretches around the m25 some dense fog forming as well. it means that some fog patches may well linger into the first part of tomorrow morning, particularly as it is freezing fog we have got, that tends to be a little bit more stubborn in nature. tomorrow's weather no doubt is dominated by this low that will bring the wet and windy weather in. in one front on its way, bringing some milder air with it. thursday morning, a murky start of some of us, fog to start the day, a bit of sunshine around, but in the north—west, no sunshine, just cloudy and wet, with strong south—westerly winds shoving the rain into the mountains of scotland, 70 to 80 millimetres and the forecast for the western highlands, enough to cause some localised flooding issues. the rain also creeps in across northern ireland and gets into the north of england and gets into the north of england and wales. the south—east after a murky start will probably brighten up murky start will probab

and we have a patch of rain moving its way through.y not quite as cold tonight, temperatures for many staying at freezing or just above. but there will be some fog, especially in the south—east of england in the morning. that could be a little bit stubborn to clear, even sticking around into the afternoon. elsewhere, there will be some sunny spells for england and wales, still quite cloudy for scotland and northern ireland but dry. maximum temperatures of 6—9dc, but the warmest place will be up in the north—west of scotland, 11 degrees here. on into wednesday, we have this area of high pressure gradually drifting towards the east. that's going to allow these weather systems to start to move their way in. so further outbreaks of rain moving into scotland and northern ireland. still the risk of some fog, particularly toward central and eastern areas of england throughout wednesday and again that could linger on into the afternoon. temperatures about 6—8d but again the north—west of scotland, temperatures getting into double figures. bye—

drizzle in the airfrom time to time across western areas and we will continue to see some hill fog patchesratures 10—12d. for sunday, we draw up the air from even further south, from north africa, with the potential for high temperatures for late december across the north and east of scotland in particular. we could see an occasional brighter spell and there will be rain across the north west of scotland but otherwise another cloudy day with occasional brighter spells possible and look at these temperatures. potentially going as high as 15 degrees in north—east scotland. in aberdeen, it should only be 6 degrees at this time of year. 9 degrees above normal. beyond that, temperatures ease on through monday and tuesday but there should be a greater chance of at least a little bit of sunshine with temperatures across england and wales knocking around three or a degrees off as we head into monday and tuesday. the skies should be brighter with more sunshine poking through. in the run—up to new year celebrations it is a mostly dry picture with some fog patches developing overnight. this is bbc ne

one of the biggest stage human beings have ever put on this planet earth the massive pacific garbage patch see this young man's dreams eventually became the ocean cleanup project and last year less than 4 years after his interview with us his dreams well my friends they became a reality and now that reality of showing results is boyens and bishop's project recently completed its 1st tour of duty at the garbage patch bringing back 61 cubic meter sized bags wow full of plastic trash everything from fishing that to plastic bags all the way down to one millimeter micro plastics recently i talked with a super director of the ocean cleanup hank von bannon about this historic moment take a listen. well that was a very awarding i must say we have of course been out on the the ocean for 5 months and really seeing all the plastic 60 cubic meter bags of plastic coming in coming to shore and then being able to see it for us and myself that i was a great moment for us what water i'm very curious to is what were some of the biggest and unexpected hurdles that you faced in getting your technology on this

cleaning the specific garbage patch. it was only a small start to the big plan to clean 50% of the patch. by building a bigger fleet. they initially launch september 2018 from alameda but, needed to spend some time working out the kinks and finally october 2019 it worked. >> eventually, they were able to take those lessons into account and actually get to a point that we had a system that was successfully catching. and we are going to recycle this plastic. we are going to turn it into beautiful sustainable products. >> hundred % of those, will fund these next round of cleanup. they are also working to find the source of this in order to fight that stop. >>> as we check our forecast, last week we had a lot of rain. >> for today, it is the brightest day of the week. get out and enjoy the sunshine. as we'll talk about this in just a moment. but first, let's take this outside. it's looking north to the golden gate. and you can see patchy fog as we start off the day. and it's a chilly morning. it's a pretty cold start to our

there could be slow to clear for a patches. there could be slow to clearfor a time on patches. caught her eye. good morning. good morning. your churches that might in the field in london. what happened on london bridge on friday very much in your thoughts. i live on trafalgar square. the experience of many people in london is shock, but for a lot of people, i was on 0xford street, people were carrying on a christmas shopping, is black friday, all sorts of things going on this weekend. think one of the important things for londoners is that londoners did something. there was a community response in that moment that a group of people help to stop it. it wasn‘t just the wonderful police forces we have but the community itself responded. we heard that an hour or so ago. there is a service happening today in a cathedral. london itself is responding. there is this energy that we are not helpless in the face of terrorist attacks, we can gather together as a community, supporting people following this terrible attacks. but also when they happen people are courageous and gather together

in the great pacific garbage patch and our t.v. correspondent baron problems actiones a light on some capitol hill hypocrisy states to watch the whole. thing. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises apologise to the people and promise to be you know we've all pots the. beautiful. pretty. please. pretty good. now you want to work. on no. fault be cut. all of us will hoops it has been absolutely new a baby but since a behavior that appears even in death and going babies even if you've never heard of seen love to you will love if you're tickled by your parents. and then we learn how to use this in a more complex way i'm one of the things that we learn is to how to join in with love to contagiously to love and somebody else loves even if you don't know why they love things. i had a spiritual experience. and i had the little girl that died in the fire sent there collins. is a 5 year old son we're looking for a kenny reaching. 54 years old and 21 years on good role model. of crime i didn't commit. i always knew that he was innocent do

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and a cold night will follow with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches.essure keeping things dry to take us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day, with light winds. but through the day, the breeze will be picking up in the west. northern ireland, wales, south—west england will gradually turn windier and wetter. temperatures will be on the rise into double figures by the end of the day. but much of scotland, northern eastern england, a chilly day with some sunny spells. here, though, we'll see the rain arrive as we go through wednesday night and with a big driving area of low pressure out towards the west of us, southerly winds will keep temperatures up. no frost to take us into thursday morning but we could see a spell of snow before that turns back to rain across the grampians and the highlands. some blizzard conditions for a time. that clears its way northwards. thursday then, a story of sunshine and heavy and thundery showers. quite a breezy day as it will

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dense fog patches are forming around the thames estuary.throw, around the m25 and some of that is freezing fog with temperatures well below freezing as well. some of these murky conditions, some of the fog patches may last into the first part of thursday morning ringing poor travelling conditions out and about. but for thursday's weather for the most part, really we're looking the next weather system moving in and that will bring strong wind with it to the north—west and outbreaks of rain which will quickly spread across northern ireland and scotland before sinking southwards later in the day into the north of england and wales. in the highlands of scotland we will see the largest accumulations of rain with 70 or 80 millimetres of rain in the forecast here. that is a lot of rain, enough for localised surface water flooding issues. damp in the northern half after the murky start in the south—east, things should brighten for a few of us with sunshine around and foremost it is a relatively mild day with temperatures widely into double figures.

we've seen it in patches. live look outside in san jose, low clouds overhead and temperatures that will start out in the upper 40s leading into some11:00 tonight and looking at all of our bay area views, we are not seeing, once again, that zero visibility like we did yesterday. so, for most of us it is fairly clear as you head out the door. that's what you're seeing as you check out the roads now, mike. >> the weather and traffic. we share the same system. i get kari's data and she helps me understand it. look all over the bay we have the green speed sensors which is what you want to see and we don't have that orangish, amber color which means fog impeding your view in many spots. great flow of traffic and out of south county and north bay looking great and getting in towards san francisco and little slowing registering at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll expect nice and slow, but we can see the east shore freeway. easy getting into the breakg ney in san francisco. these are live pictures from that scene and w

but a fairly quiet evening, watch out for some mist and fog patches.south—west that should be moving away. it looks like a cloudy day through wednesday, there may be some brightness again, but the best chance will be for the north—east of scotland, with a bit more shelter from that freshening breeze. milder in the north west of scotland, a little chilly in today across eastern parts of england. we will be tapping into some milder air by thursday. that milder air is ahead of these weather front here, tumbling down from the north—west and bringing a change for thursday. some outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and heading into scotland. it could be quite heavy across the western hills of scotland is that there is rain band moves across england and wales in the afternoon. elsewhere, dry, some sunshine. there mild for the time of year, windy, typical temperatures 11 01’ year, windy, typical temperatures 11 or 12 degrees. beyond that, those weather fronts will tumble down from the north—west, taking any remaining rain into england and wales. the wind

could even be the odd fog patch to start the day on wednesday, as well.wales, eastern areas of scotland. the rain in the north—west will continue slowly pushing its way eastwards, reaching parts of northern england and north wales through the course of the afternoon. still bright to the south and east, but it's chilly still. highs of around 6—8 degrees. the mildest weather towards the north—west, with blustery showers following into western scotland, and some fairly gusty winds too. then, through thursday and friday, we're going to see weather fronts really target western scotland, bringing large amounts of rain here. now, we could see around 70—80 mm, maybe more than that over the high ground. that's enough to cause some flooding impacts, but it's not the only place that will see rain. on thursday, we'll also see some wet weather pushing in across northern ireland. the rain getting into northern england and north wales, too. further south and eastwards, probably a bit more cloud around, but it should be bright enough. it's turning milder as south—westerl

winds are light, that fog is forming, you can see it here across the south, the midlands as well, patches around freezing or below, particularly across northern parts of the uk so the risk of some icy patches early on wednesday as well. so here is that fog again, you can see it across the midlands but it could in the south too and then basically that fog will drift a bit further north into northern england and it will do that because the winds will be blowing out of the south. it should disperse some of that fog so there will be sunshine around eastern areas but you can't miss this in the west, this is our wet and windy weather sweeping into many western parts of the uk during the course of wednesday afternoon and wednesday night. low pressure here, that here spells gusty winds as well. around western coasts, we could see winds gusting to 16mph and these are warm southerlies as well, the orange colour blowing out of the southern climes and that can mean only one thing, that those temperatures will be rising. so we are in for a very mild, wet day on thursday, almost anywhere, rain likely a

the nature family is currently going through a rough patch not unlike any regular family ahead of the holiday season tensions have risen over financial contributions and alliances core values 70 years after its founding to $29.00 member pluck is sure to have a long future ahead but as nato leaders depart from getting verse 3 celebrations in london it seems internal conflicts won't be going away anytime soon. they doubly as max hoffman has been following the conference from london and from there they sent us this assessment so it wasn't the car crash summit that many had feared it would be but that also means that the topics that caused that fear remain unresolved turkey's presence in northern syria unresolved still a problem for nato and also what a moderate my call the french president meant with his brain death comments still a problem of course the alliance has made progress militarily speaking many experts will confirm that at least in the last 5 years but politically this is still an alliance that is looking for solutions for many things 1st and foremost what are the values of th

further south and east with there are going to be some patches of cloud, there are also going to be clear the north—west of the uk with clear skies across england and wales, it's cold indeed, enough for frost, maybe even the odd fog patches to start the day on wednesday as well. for many, though, it's a bright start across england, wales, northeast scotland, and the rain will continue to push eastwards, reaching parts of northern england and north wales through the course of the afternoon. still bright to the south and east but it's chilly, still. highs of around 6—8, the mildest weather towards the north—west with blustery showers following into western scotland. and through thursday and friday, we are going to see weather fronts really target western scotland, bringing large amounts of rain here. we could see 70—80 millimetres, it may be more than that over high ground, but is enough to cause some flooding impacts. but it isn't the only place we will see some rain. on thursday, wet weather pushing across northern ireland, and the rain getting into northern england and northern wales, to

this morning, your drive to work definitely not nearly into just a couple of patches it visibility is improved over, although so hey that's a nice thing to see for sure really looking at some good conditions out there as far as future cast is concerned not showing a ton of co uh fog that cloud cover that we actual saw moving overhead overnight preventing a lot of fog from forming and that's exactly whate do have this morning. some cloud cover that is pushed in over the baarea you're ing to see some clearing at points during the datoday look at how those skies clear out into e afternoon ahead of what will be some light to moderate ower activity during our overnight hours tonight eventually leing into tomorrow as this is a pm tonight. we are seeing some ligh isolated pockets of moderate rainfall pushing on in this is after sunset making their way in on through the bay during your overnight hours and eventually leaving us with some showers into morrow morning to you notice rig around 07:30am your drive into work tomorrow to be expecting somareas of rainfall at least some wet roways from

winds are light, that fog is forming, you can see it here across the south, the midlands as well, patchesof the uk so the risk of some icy patches early on wednesday as well. so here is that fog again, you can see it across the midlands but it could in the south too but basically that fog will drift a bit further north into northern england and it will do that because the winds will be blowing out of the south, it should disperse some of that fog so there will be sunshine around eastern areas but you can‘t miss this in the west, this is our wet and windy weather sweeping into many western parts of the uk during the course of wednesday afternoon and wednesday night. low pressure, that here spells gusty winds as well around western coasts, we could see winds gusting to 16mph and these are warm southerlies as well, the orange colour blowing out of the southern climes and that can mean only one thing, temperatures will be rising so we are in for a very mild, wet day on thursday, almost anywhere, rain likely across the uk and the temperatures could get up to 13 or 1a degrees across the south—e