now, the weather with stav danaos.tty warm and humid, but today is afresh a day, a brighter day and there are plenty of sunny spells out there. there are a few showers about, too. low pressure is not that far away and it will be producing blustery conditions, too, particularly in the north of the uk, close to that area of low pressure you will see strong winds, almost skill force, in the north. when shall be lighter on the site. for the rest of the day it will stay dry for many, some showers in the north and west, particularly across northern scotland. pretty wet and windy there. in the northern isles, gusts in excess of 50 miles an hour. further south, isles, gusts in excess of 50 miles an hour. furthersouth, lighter winds, but still fairly breezy and it will feel much cooler and fresher than yesterday. into this evening, many places will stay dry. showers will continue across the north and west of scotland, may be the odd one further south, but most places on the site will be dry. it will be at calder knight, between

here's stav da naos.ditions are set to turn bright, but for england and wales a gloomy afternoon, damp and drizzle at times. further north, scotland and northern ireland, lots of sunshine but you will notice across scotland some cumulonimbus clouds developing, these will continue to bring heavy showers, thunderstorms to central and eastern scotland through the afternoon, some really heavy, slow moving downpour is likely. further south it stays grey with drizzly patches, temperatures around 20 degrees in the south, high teens in the north. 0vernight the showers continue in eastern scotland, if few developing and eastern england and some will be heavy and slow moving. a muggy night across the south—east but high pressure begins to build into the west and starts to bring clearer skies and some slightly fresher air to start friday. a brighter day for many of us throughout friday afternoon stop it sta rts throughout friday afternoon stop it starts off with the cloud across the south—east but that will clear aw

stav, what you think about that? spot on. we have got as low pressure moving in tonight and tomorrow that will bring some very strong winds, unusually strong winds for the time of year. we could see gales, could even cause some disruption through sunday and there will be further rain at times. write an unsettled weekend and last weekend, if you remember, we had some winter weather thanks to low pressure. westley wi nd some winter weather thanks to low pressure. westley wind streaming and of the atlantic, bringing the moisture laden air. is going to be getting the hills across western areas and continue to bring outbreaks of light rain and drizzle here. a bit of shelter from that westerly wind is of high ground, is wales, north—west england, is in scotla nd wales, north—west england, is in scotland so we should see some glimmers of brightness. when the sun comes out with this warm and humid air mass it will feel quite warm. damages in one or two spots could reach the mid—20s celsius. as it is the high—density north and low 20s

time for a look at the weather, here's stav da naos. good evening.e working week on a sunny note for many but there were some pretty heavy showers around, especially across eastern england and some rumbles of thunder. tonight, as high pressure continues to build, showers will fade and with a cooler air mass light wind and clearer skies will make it turn chilly. this was the pressure that brought the dull weather to england and wales a few days ago generating showers across the north and east. they will tend to fizzle out this evening and overnight many places will turn drier, but breeze still bringing showers to the north and west of scotland. temperatures falling pretty low for the time of year, 6—9dc widely so a chilly start as we head into the weekend but the good news is high pressure will be dominating so that weekend looks largely dry with plenty of sunshine around. it will feel warmer particularly on sunday. here building in from the south—west, fewer isobars on the chart for england and wales so the wind will be light. lots of sunshine in the

time for a look at the weather here's, stav da naos. thank you and good evening.oday was a cooler and fresher day for many but we had more sunshine to compensate and behind me you can see the staffordshire and cheshire border and that's a good example of how skies looked today. there were some showers, mainly in the north and it was windy as well thanks to this low pressure which was from yesterday continuing to push into scandinavia. it will still bring windy weather in the north although not as windy as to date. a lot of showers and longer spells of rain in the northern isles but further south, as high—pressure pressure builds, it should be drier with lighter winds but still fill fairly cool at so a chilly night to come. tomorrow is not bad for much of scotland, england and wales, northern ireland in the morning, some sunshine and some afternoon clouds developing and we will see some rain pushing into western parts of the uk thanks to an area of low pressure. still quite breezy in the north and cool but warming up in the south. 0n north and cool but warming up i

here's stav da naos.ther looks like it will be better for cricket from friday onwards as we start to see more sunshine again because today was another grey, damp sort of day thanks to this weak area of low pressure. we saw outbreaks of rain and drizzle, and showers across eastern scotland, but high pressure is continuing to push into western areas this evening. dry out west with clearer skies, still cloudy further east and damp across the south—east corner, again quite muggy at times. something a bit cooler and fresher with the clear skies moving into the west by the end of the night. for friday, big differences. high pressure moving in, clearer skies, more sunshine around particularly for england and wales but still some showers breaking out in the north and east. some parts will stay dry and sunny all day, temperatures around 19 degrees, but there will be a keen north—westerly breeze just knocking the temperatures down a bit. showers breaking out across the north and east of england. some of them could

good morning, stav. i was just off everybody‘s phase. good morning, stav.see areas of this deepin we don't really see areas of this deep injuly, we don't really see areas of this deep in july, but we don't really see areas of this deep injuly, but you can see on the southern flank, tightly packed isobars. we are seeing gusts of 50-60 isobars. we are seeing gusts of 50—60 miles an hour, this front is continuing to sweep through at the moment. it will clear through the south—east corner of the next few hours, then it is a brighter day today. at least we have sunshine to compensate but there will be a lot of heavy, blustery showers pushing into northern scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and those gusty showers arrived, some of them could be heavy and fund reemerged together to produce longest because of rain. the wind is a feature today, 50—60 miles an hour again, this could bring down some big branches, trees and at the moment of course. 30—a0 miles an hourin moment of course. 30—a0 miles an hour in the south. areas will stay com pletely hour in

now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there.much of the country. but on the plus side, there will be more sunshine today than what we had yesterday, and we've also lost that humidity. the reason for it — a deep area of low pressure for the time of year moving to the north of the uk. lots of isobars on its southern flanks, though, bringing in strong gale—force winds. lots of showers for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and northern and western wales, fewer showers further south and east. but those winds really a feature — 30—110 mph gusts in the south, 50—60 across central and northern areas, particularly over the pennines, likely to cause some disruption. and it's going to feel more like autumn thanjuly — those temperatures, when you factor in the wind, generally the mid to high teens celsius. low pressure to the north—east of the uk, higher pressure trying to build in from the south—west. it looks like we'll be in a run of north—westerly winds on monday. but there should be quite a bit of sunshine around, most of th

now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos.ng to the north of the uk. that is bringing unseasonably strong winds across the uk. we will expect to see gains across central and northern areas but on the plus side, there should be more sunshine this afternoon than we had yesterday. but also some heavy showers. that low pressure will continue to push towards norwegian sea. lots of isobars on the chart on its southern flank, which is why we are seeing those strong winds, particularly across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. lots of showers here through the afternoon. those winds are really a feature through the afternoon, a0 to 60 miles an hour across the worst affected areas, particularly over the pennines, where we could see disruption at times. the temperatures reflect that as well. it will feel more like autumn than july. the mid—teens in the north, hire teams in the south. this evening, it remains blustery with a more north—westerly wind. lengthy, drier spells for south. and a cooler air masses coming in from the

now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. unusually windy this weekend.try which will bring gales to the shores for saturday night into sunday. 0livers will see some rain at some point and today looks pretty cloudy, we will see some mist and murk. further east about of shelter from that when we should see some sunny spells which will make it feel quite warm, quite a humid day. here it is, this unusually deep area of low pressure sweeping in across the uk, tightly packed isobars, very windy on sunday for all areas. plenty of sunshine around southern eastern areas but heavy rain at times north. heavy winds, up to 60 mph in central and northern parts of the uk, 30 — a0 further south. losing humidity on sunday so less pressure for all.

now it's time for a look at the weather, with stav. hello there.area of low pressure which brought some wet and rather windy weather to the british isles. this weekend looks even windier and unusually windy for the time of year, particularly into sunday, with a risk of widespread gales, and all of us will see some rain at times as well. before we reach that very windy spell, it looks like it will be a breezy day for saturday. winds coming in from the west and south—west, driving a lot of very warm and humid air off the atlantic. going to be a rather cloudy and muggy day today, thickest of the cloud always across the western hills of england, wales and scotland, a bit of low cloud, some murk as well through the afternoon. across the east, with a bit of shelter could see a brightness, certainly east of the high ground, some sunshine which will make it feel quite warm, around 20 celsius. mid to high teens further north. the wind picks up this evening and overnight and turns gale force across the north west, heavy rain sweeps its way westwards, a band

here's stav da naos. so farjuly has been unsettled and on the cool side. that's how this week is starting but by mid week we start to see high pressure building and it will turn hot by the end of the week for some of us when we could see more than 30 celsius in july for the first time in the south. this afternoon, this vigorous and deep area of low pressure is bringing a lot of rainfall across the country. this is the rainfall from earlier and you can see how much there is, barely making out the land apart from northern scotland where we have the place names to pinpoint where you are. in the last few hours it is very wet across scotla nd few hours it is very wet across scotland and northern england and further showers will develop across the south. if some sunshine breaks through the cloud across wales and england we could see heavy and thundery showers across north wales, north england and into the midlands. could be drier across the far south and south—west by the end of the day but the wind will become a feature. gusting at 30 and 40 mph across central,

here's stav da naos. so farjuly has been unsettled and on the cool side. the end of the week for some of us when we could see more than 30 celsius in july for the first time in the

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now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there.t few days across england and well. a lot of sunny spell throughout the day and it will be heavy showers affecting many northern and eastern parts of the country close to that area of low pressure which is clearing away. high—pressure taking over and it will tend to fluff showers as we move through the evening and night period. apart from a few showers into northern and western scotland, most of the country will be dried with light winds clear skies for the rest and a chilly night to come for this time of the year. temperatures falling to single figures. pretty much across the board. into the weekend with high pressure dominating the scene it will be mainly dry. and a lot of sunshine. it will feel warmer in the south. here it is. high—pressure moving in from the southwest. through saturday and sunday. but on sunday, later on perhaps we will start to see these weather fronts pushing into the north and the west and bringing thinker cloud outbreaks of rain and you can see a lot of places

now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there.gh—pressure starting to build in from the west, will continue to kill off showers but low pressure to the east, still generating further showers and downpours, pretty heavy ones as we run on into the evening, eventually they will clear away, most places turning dry overnight with lengthy clear skies, lighter winds, just a few showers pushing to the north—west of scotland. with those lighter winds, quite a chilly night for the time of year, temperatures into single figures for most places. into the weekend, high—pressure dominating, a dry one for most of us with plenty of sunshine. and feel a little bit warmer too. high—pressure building in from the south—west, you can see much fewer isobars across the map, so the wind will be lighter too. it will be a cool start to saturday, plenty of sunshine around, a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling, just the chance of an isolated shower, most places dry, the greatest risk of showers in the north and west of scotland, a westerly breeze. mid—teens c

here's stav daneos. thank you. good evening to.s been pretty cool and u nsettled month has been pretty cool and unsettled with temperatures below the seasonal average and that is how the seasonal average and that is how the week started but by mid week it looks like we will have temperatures rising as high pressure builds and it looks like we could close out july with temperatures in the low 30s for some but it will be a brief warm spell. the low pressure has bottom heavy and persistent rain too much of the country, particularly the northern half this evening. summer wet weather extending northwards across scotland into the evening. some heavy showers further south with some rumbles of thunder recently in lincolnshire and it has been windy and gusty with temperatures hovering around the mid to high teens sew on the cool side. moving overnight, we continue with showers, wet weather becomes confined to the northern isles where it will be windy as well with a lot of shout in northern and western areas and blustery, temperatures not mu

now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there.arm and muggy conditions across the country. today, it is brighter. low pressure continuing to move away, so there will still be fairly strong winds across the north of the uk especially. here, we will see most of the showers, but higher pressure building in across the south. there will be a few showers to end the day across northern and western areas. 0vernight, the wettest of the weather becomes confined to the north and west of scotland. still quite windy and wet through the northern isles. further south, drier, but with a cooler air mass, slightly lighter winds, it is going to be a chillier night to come. wednesday, a lot of dry weather for england and wales thanks to the building high pressure. low pressure will start to bring more cloud, outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, around irish sea coasts. and it stays quite breezy and cool for the north of scotland, but warming up in the south. temperatures into the low 20s celsius. it turns warmer still, particularly in the south,