here's sarah keith lucas. h is e's sarah keith lucas. h is a . sarah keith lucas. is a glorious eith lucas. h is a glorious winter :as. h is a glorious winter day out there for of us today, blue there for many of us today, blue skies, sunshine, this is the picture taken by one of our weather watchers. the blue sky overhead. not everywhere quite as fortunate, some mist and fog lingering for some places but for the rest of today, most of us looking dry with at least some spells of sunshine. high pressure very much with us, across the uk for a couple of days, that means quite stagnant air around, light winds especially in the south so we have had day upon day build—up of air pollutants especially in london, medium to high levels of air pollution out there today but that should tend to improve as we head through tomorrow. quite a lot of sunny and dry weather, we have some pockets of fog lingering especially through parts of the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire so if you are stuck under some of those pockets of all, temperatures are struggling round about freez

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello.n from the northwest. before it arrives much of the uk seeing quite a dry, quiet sort of day, some sunshine holding on all day towards the south and the east, but cloud and rain moving in from the northwest, heading particularly windy for northern ireland and western scotland later on. and the rain will be preceded by some snowfall over the higher ground, too. here is storm corrie — quite an active, potent area of low pressure moving across scotland. lots of isobars on the map. so particularly windy spell of weather for the northern half of the uk. we've got a yellow warning for 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts, but across the north of scotland, an amber wind warning so particularly windy spell of weather for the northern half of the uk. we've got a yellow warning for 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts, but across the north of scotland, an amber wind warning from the met office gusts could reach 80 or possibly even 90 miles per hour — enough to cause some significant disruption sunday night, par

sarah keith—lucas and nick miller report on how climate change is affecting the scottish ski industrynd look back at 2021's biggest storms. this time on weather world, i'm in scotland, the country that hosted the 2021 cop climate summit. and even though i've come to one of the coldest and snowiest parts of the country, the cairngorms ski area, it faces its own challenges as our world warms. i'll be talking to the people whose livelihoods depend on winter snow here — even if sometimes they have to make it themselves. the factory produces four tonnes an hour, so injust under a month, that's about 3,000 tonnes. and i'm in london where, like many major cities around the world, mass transport systems are facing up to the threat of flash flooding. and i'll be asking what can be done to keep travellers safe in extreme rainfall. also on weather world, sudden and savage — disaster in the usa, hit by one of its largest tornado outbreaks in history. how one canadian province found itself at the epicentre of 2021's climate change—fuelled extremes. it is the effects of these extreme events that ca

but now, it is time for the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello.y a lot of blue sky around. but under those clearer skies through tonight, frost and fog once again going to be a bit of a hazard for some of us. it's a little bit milder across the far northwest of the uk, but high pressure in charge further south, and that's going to drive this settled theme to the weather with us at the moment. breezier conditions with a bit more cloud across northern parts of scotland, northern ireland too, as we head through this evening and overnight. so not quite as cold here, a little bit breezier and notjust extensive fog, as we'll see further south, particularly through lincolnshire, east anglia, the midlands, into eastern wales — the welsh marches, for instance, seeing some fairly extensive fog which could linger through tomorrow morning. temperatures first thing tomorrow getting a few degrees below freezing in a few spots in our towns and cities, so a chilly start to saturday, some frost around under the clearer skies and also that fog which could be quite

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. good evening.cross the north of the uk. stays a little bit drier and more settled for longer further south. but we've got this band of rain, this is a weather front which is moving out of scotland and northern ireland into parts of northern england and wales through the early hours of thursday. meanwhile, further north, gales or severe gales across the north of scotland could bring some travel disruption to caithness and orkney for instance. most of us frost—free overnight with enough of a breeze and enough cloud around to stop those temperatures falling too far. and to start thursday morning, we're going to be seeing this cold front draped across southern england and south wales, too. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: westminster waits for the report that could determine the prime minister's future — as he rejects calls for him to resign. the ministerial code says that ministers who knowingly mislead parliament will be expected to offer their resignation, does the prime minister believe that

here's sarah keith lucas. blue skies, i have forgotten what they look like! it has been cloudy with sunshine in short supply and this month some parts of the uk had much less sunshine than we would expect at this time of year but for other areas we had quite a lot of blue skies especially the east of england. more blue sky out there today especially towards the east and this is the picture in norfolk. glorious blue skies. not quite so clear and sunny for all of us. we have got more cloud across some parts of england and particularly done towards the channel islands but in general across much of england and were we are seeing brighter skies developing today. and also milderfor england and skies developing today. and also milder for england and wales than it has been recently. across scotland and northern ireland things are going to be changing because we have wind and rain approaching. that is courtesy of a weather front which is piling in from the north—west. quite windy conditions as well. further south high pressure still dominating the weather so for the r

here's sarah keith—lucas. it's been an uninspiring day today.was the picture as the sun set in east lothian earlier. it's going to be a split picture through tonight. underthose to be a split picture through tonight. under those clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland, ten quite cold with a touch of frost around. but a different picture further south across the uk for england and wales. a lot of cloud overnight producing drizzly outbreaks of rain and it won't be feeling as chilly. all of the cloud moving south, you can see the outbreaks pushing across much of england and wales overnight. clearer skies working in for scotland and northern ireland. one or two showers in the far north—west. there will be a contrasting temperature. underneath the cloud, some others holding onto double figures but in towns and cities, temperatures further north getting down to 2 degrees. cold in the countryside. a touch of frost across the far north. through the day, those clear skies slowly pushed south with cloud of outbreaks of drizzly rain being confined

sarah keith—lucas and nick miller report on how climate change is affecting the scottish ski industry2021 cop climate summit. and even though i've come to one of the coldest and snowiest parts of the country, the cairngorms ski area, it faces its own challenges as our world warms. i'll be talking to the people whose livelihoods depend on winter snow here — even if sometimes, they have to make it themselves. the factory produces four tonnes an hour, so injust under a month, that's about 3,000 tonnes. and i'm in london where, like many major cities around the world, mass transport systems are facing up

here's a sarah keith—lucas. yesterday you promised some blue sky. there was a blue sky.nd some sunshine. this was the picture on the isle of man taken by one of our weather watchers. not everywhere, it's a bit cloudier in the far south but in general through the far south but in general through the rest of the day, we are looking at a lot of dry weather, some long spells of sunshine are just a few blustery showers in the forecast as well particularly towards the north and the west. this is the satellite and the west. this is the satellite and radarfrom the past and the west. this is the satellite and radar from the past couple of hours. the showers have been driving in across parts of scotland, northern ireland too. we had this area of cloud around southern counties of england and that slowly clearing away but it's going

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas.gh the evening hours temperatures are going to drop quite quickly, so around about two or three degrees quite widely for england and wales into the evening hours. and for scotland and northern ireland, a little bit breezier and milder here. a few splashes of rain across the far north of scotland, but most places dry through tonight. again, some mist and some fog patches are quite dense fog patches for central and eastern england, parts of wales as well. but temperatures getting down a few degrees below freezing where we have got those clearer skies. so a chilly start to the day with those pockets of frost and some dense fog patches that will be quite slow to clear but they will eventually clear for england and wales. a little bit more sunshine for scotland compared to what we have got out there today. temperature is only about 5 degrees in the east but up into double figures across the southwest. and then things are looking mostly dry unsettled as we head through the second half of the

here's sarah keith lucas. blue skies, i have forgotten what they look like!r other areas we had quite a lot of blue skies especially the east of england. more blue sky out there today especially towards the east and this is the picture in norfolk. glorious blue skies. not quite so clear and sunny for all of us. we have got more cloud across some parts of england and particularly done towards the channel islands but in general across much of england and were we are seeing brighter skies developing today. and also milderfor england and

here's a sarah keith—lucas. yesterday you promised some blue sky. there was a blue sky.ill there be more? yes, it's a windy night, a breezy day, and the breeze is helping to blow the cloud away so for some others we got blue skies and some sunshine. this was the picture on the isle of man taken by one of our weather watchers. not everywhere, it's a bit cloudier in the far south but in general through the far south but in general through the rest of the day, we are looking at a lot of dry weather, some long spells of sunshine are just a few blustery showers in the forecast as well particularly towards the north and the west. this is the satellite and the west. this is the satellite and radarfrom the past and the west. this is the satellite and radar from the past couple of hours. the showers have been driving in across parts of scotland, northern ireland too. we had this area of cloud around southern counties of england and that slowly clearing away but it's going to be lingering for longest towards the channel islands, the isles of scilly as well, the odd spot of drizzle

bbc weather�*s sarah keith lucas has more.ours or so, and we had about 145,000 people without power. as well as more than 3000 flights cancelled. all down to this area of low pressure. 15 and a half inches of snow fall two flat rock in north carolina. it's going to continue its progress into tuesday. there could be about 20 inches, 50 cm falling. eventually, that will clear towards newfoundland. but some brisk winds along with that snowfall, and the next area of snow moves from the prairies across the great lakes towards the northeast into wednesday. we're not quite out of the woods yet. it's that mix of heavy snow, blowing snow with gales, bringing reduced visibility and ice. may well lead to further disruption. stay with us on outside source. inafew in a few minutes, we are talking about the far—right french candidate. he's been found guilty of racist hate speech. northern ireland, a vigil is being held in memory of ashton murphy. she was killed on the banks of the grand canal outside last wednesday. the nature of her killin

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening.be reforming through the course of tonight. in fact, we've already seen some of that fog forming across parts of the midlands, into the welsh marches, lincolnshire, east anglia as well. these are the areas seeing the most dense and widespread fog, but elsewhere the odd misty and murky patch as well. and temperatures for most of us a few degrees either side of freezing as we head on into saturday morning. so some pockets of frost around, a fairly chilly start to the day, some sunshine around and, increasingly, some of this low cloud will tend to break up through the course of the day. most places, again, looking dry. just a few splashes of rain for the western isles and perhaps the far north of mainland scotland as well. temperatures on saturday only around five degrees close to the east coast, but turning a bit milder in the southwest — 11 celsius the top temperature in plymouth on saturday. and then no great change into sunday, but we could see a few splashes of rain moving south on a

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. good evening. the winds are falling light through the rest of this evening. we've got those clear skies, so you can see a bit of fogginess developing, particularly parts of england and wales, too. for scotland and northern ireland, the breeze is picking up from the northwest, a bit more cloud moving in, keeping temperatures around 4 degrees here. but for many of us, we're close to freezing, if not a few degrees below in more rural spots. heading on into friday, then — high pressure sets to the south of the uk. we've got weather fronts moving in from the northwest — quite a few isobars on the map in the north — and the winds are coming in from a south—westerly direction, rotating around that area of high we'lljust hang onto the cooler conditions for parts of southeast england and east anglia. once mist and fog clears away from the south and east, some sunny spells here. elsewhere, a fairly cloudy day, outbreaks of rain heaviest across northern and western scotland, but perhaps a few splashes further

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. another beautiful sunset. it is.moving across the uk for friday. much milder in the west after a chilly start, perhaps mist and fog lingering but it will clear away, sunna spells in east anglia, cloudy skies elsewhere. a few spots of rain further south, 11 degrees top temperature on friday. towards the weekend, we keep the high pressure in the south. this cold front tracking in on saturday, bringing rain initially to northern ireland and scotland and then as this train tracks southwards, it will fragment a just a few spots of rain by saturday afternoon. followed by sunshine from the north and a few blustery showers with temperatures between 5—14. it will be a windy day on saturday, gus reaching 30 miles an hour in the south—east and up to 60 miles an hour in the north—west. less windy on sunday, rain across northern ireland, that tracks through scotland. heavy hill snow for scotland. further south and east dry for much of the day but cooler on sunday compared to saturday. a quick look ahead to next week, things remai

now, it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good afternoon.ow freezing, a cold night and below freezing in the countryside. milder towards the northwest because the next system approach from here, this high—pressure holding in for south. in pretty mild airfrom the southwest through friday with those winds rotating around that area of high pressure. chilly with pockets of mist and fog lingering in southern areas, turning milderfrom the west and northwest with rain it mainly for parts of scotland but is few splashes across northern england and wales. temperature is mild in the west, 11 degrees, and holding into single figures across parts of southern and eastern england. into the weekend, not much change in the set up, still high pressure towards the south and weather systems moving on from the north. into saturday, that frontal system brings rain initially to scotland, followed by wintry towers. of the rain peters out further south across england and wales, still quite mild in the south, 1a degrees, but turning colder from the north and you wil

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello.on, particularly around the london area at the moment. we have had several days of that high pressure trapping those pollutants with very light winds to disperse them, too. but that will tend to improve as we head through tomorrow. so, a bit of brightness as we end the day. once the sun sets, though, temperatures are going to drop quite quickly. so by six o'clock this evening, down to around about two degrees for much of england and wales. a little bit milder for scotland and northern ireland where we have got more cloud, more of a breeze. some spots of light, drizzly rain across the far north of scotland, but most places dry through this evening and tonight. once again, we will see some mist and fog patches reforming, particularly across parts of england and wales. temperatures will get down below freezing, so another cold, frosty night for some of us. some pockets of fairly sharp frost across parts of northern england, for instance, under those clearer skies. now, for some places, th

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas.he day so all down to this approaching weather front, lots of isobars in the north so things turning increasingly windy but further south under the influence of high pressure. the rest of today england and wales looking dry with late brightness. it will be breezy wherever you are but particularly across the north of scotland, 50 mph gusts and stronger overnight. the temperature falling quickest once the sun sets on the south where we have those clearer spells. this weather front bringing rain to northern ireland and is southern scotland. showers in the north—west and gales developing for the northern isles and parts of the highlands as well. the temperature getting down to 3—4, a touch colder in the countryside, but milder through the central swathe of the uk and outbreaks of patchy rain on this weather front. heading into thursday, the front initially with us slipping south so bringing cloud and a few spots of drizzle for southern england and wales but once that clears but once that c