, but there are some showers coming in across the north—east of england falling as snow of wintry snow across higher ground, shall within the southmum temperature is getting to two to 6 degrees but there could be some stubborn fog across scotland and northern ireland which will reform again tonight. the northern half of the uk is most at risk but there could be fog patches further south. some showers coming in across eastern areas but temperatures widely below freezing. minus five celsius four northern parts of england and across scotland. this area of high pressure, where cold air is hidden beneath act, and these white lines across southern areas of england indicative of brisk winds which will bring in wintry showers on monday morning. if you are travelling, be aware there could be sleet and snow and over higher ground there could be settling snow on monday in the south—east of england. there will be showers coming in across the north—east of england but on the whole it will be a dry day for most on monday. mist and fog should clear away, some may linger until the afternoon. temperatures will be about three to 5 degrees, but a r

there are some showers coming in across the north—east of england falling as snow, winteriness over higher ground, some showers in the southtland and ireland which will reform again tonight. the northern half of the uk is most at risk, but fog patches further south. showers, it will be cold tonight, temperatures below freezing. minus five celsius four northern part of england and across scotland. beneath this high pressure of high pressure where the cold air is sitting beneath that and these white lines indicative of fairly brisk winds which will bring in some wintry showers on monday morning. if you are travelling, be aware you could take sleet and snow over high ground, settled snow on monday in the south—east of england. there will be some showers coming in across the north—east of england but on the whole it will be dry for most on the whole it will be dry for most on monday, any mist and fog should clear away, some may linger on in the afternoon. temperatures will be three to five celsius but factor in their chilly north—easterly wind, and it will feel more like freezing across many parts. for the rest of the way, lit

are one or two showers coming in across the north—east of england falling as snow or some wintriness over the higher ground, a few showers also in the southth some sunny spells, maximum temperatures getting up to about two to six degrees celsius. but there could be some stubborn fog across some parts of scotland and northern ireland, which will reform again as we go through tonight. it's the northern half of the uk most at risk, but there could be one or two fog patches even further south. a few showers still coming in across eastern areas. but the main thing about tonight really is how cold it's going to be. once again, temperatures widely below freezing, minus five celsius for northern parts of england and across scotland. we're beneath this area of high pressure where the cold air is sitting beneath that. and these white lines here across southern areas of england, indicative of some fairly brisk winds, which will bring in some wintry showers on monday morning. so if you're travelling, be aware of the fact that we could see some sleet and even some snow, even a hug over that we could see some sleet and even some snow, even over higher

now through the early hours of friday it'lljust be lingering across parts of east anglia, the south—east of englandith clear spells for all blustery showers coming in across the north—west for scotland over the higher ground. they could be falling as snow for a time. perhaps one or two showers for northern ireland and northern england, but they'll be few and far between. further south, you should stay dry all day. temperatures in the afternoon about 5—9 degrees. so for some of us, i think they're actually going to come down a little bit through the day. these are the wind gusts that we're expecting. it's going to be particularly windy up towards the northwest of scotland. western isles could see gales at times. into friday evening, more blustery showers in the north and the west, clearer and lighter winds to the south and east. and we could see some mist and fog patches forming through perhaps the midlands, east anglia, the southeast as well. temperatures getting down to two or three here in the towns and cities, so a slight frost. further north, they've got more of a breeze, more cloud and patchy

are one or two showers coming in across the north—east of england falling as snow or some wintriness over the higher ground, a few showers also in the souths. but there could be some stubborn fog across some parts of scotland and northern ireland, which will reform again as we go through tonight. it�*s the northern half of the uk most at risk, but there could be one or two fog patches even further south. a few showers still coming in across eastern areas. but the main thing about tonight really is how cold it�*s going to be. once again, temperatures widely below freezing, minus five celsius for northern parts of england and across scotland. we�*re beneath this area of high pressure where the cold air is sitting beneath that. and these white lines here across southern areas of england, indicative of some fairly brisk winds, which will bring in some wintry showers on monday morning. so if you�*re travelling, be aware of the fact that we could see some sleet and even some snow, even a hug over higher ground could be settling snow for a time on monday in the south east of england. there�*ll be a few showers coming in across the north—east of

quite of cloud. the south east of england to elsewishowers te of cloud. the south east of england to south east of england to elsewishowers still overf cloud. some showers still over northwest northern northwest england and northern parts of scotland, but down to the south we are looking at this next area of rain coming in, some uncertainty about how quickly it gets in, but parts of devon somerset may well turn devon and somerset may well turn wet lunchtime, then that wet by lunchtime, and then that rain to spread up towards rain likely to spread up towards the during day, the southeast during the day, could heavy. of could be quite heavy. and of course, it's course, again, because it's falling onto saturated ground, likely to cause some issues, it may be a little bit further north, it may be a little bit further south. for many, though, it bright through it stays dry and bright through thursday, sunny spells thursday, with some sunny spells and a little above and temperatures a little above average. rain should scoot average. that rain should scoot away then we're left away on friday

the early rain clears from the south east of england so most of us are dry with sunshine.owards the weekend, this is the air mass. we have the breeze from the sale so you can see the orange on the map. really mild air mass once again by the time we get to sunday. saturday, most of us dry and there could be early mist in fog. windy again across parts of scotland with rain in the north and perhaps rain moving into northern ireland later in the afternoon. forthe into northern ireland later in the afternoon. for the rest of the uk, that sunshine, we are looking at double figures. sunday is going to be a bit warmer still. again, mostly dry with rain later in the north and west. brisk southerly winds and we could see top temperatures, a mild 13 degrees. thank you. and that's bbc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, 0lly foster. englands cricketer�*s are caught in a spin, it's a difficult start to their test series against india. grand slam revenge for revenge for aryna sabalenka over coco gauff the defending champion is back in the australian open final. the fans

streaming in from the north sea and a brisk north—easterly wind across the london area, and the south east of englandd could possibly see a light dusting of snow in some places. as the wind picks up, it becomes more easterly and will drive the showers further west into central southern england and perhaps even eastern wales but for many away from the fog there will be weak spells of winter sunshine and areas of clouds, thickest at the east, top temperatures between two and five celsius, so feeling cold but feeling even colder still in exposure to the brisk north—easterly winds and that will always feel strongest towards the south. it will feel subzero here for most of the day. heading through tuesday, there is little more of a breeze towards the south, the wind is picking up, there should be more sunshine and maybe some showers towards the southwest of england and through the channel islands, but otherwise it is looking dry. there will be some weak winter sunshine on offer and temperatures once more between two and five celsius but plenty of added wind chill again. exposure to that easterly wind. mor

of high pressure so it will be another cold day. probably a bit more sunshine for east anglia, parts of south—east england and the midlands. a good deal of cloud. showers affecting a scotland and across the far north—east of england. temperatures not changing much from what we have today, again for— five will be quite typical. that is below average forjanuary. the winds start to change direction from wednesday, coming from a more north—easterly direction which will push the cloud further southwards. some light rain and drizzle affecting some east coasts of scotland and eastern areas of england. sunny skies across the south but otherwise, probably the best of any bright weather in northern ireland and western scotland. we keep this fairly quiet speu scotland. we keep this fairly quiet spell of weather going through this week. dry weather and temperatures generally staying a little below average but then into next week, we get northerly winds moving down across the country. this brings another bout of cold weather but an increasing threat of seeing some snow and perhaps some disruption. clive. thank you, chris. . hello and w

south which did make it feel quite tasty. you can see the extent of the cloud pushing southwards, affecting much of the south—east of england comparedyesterday, which saw quite a bit of sunshine around. probably the best of the sentient south—west england, southern and western wales, north—west england, scotland doing the best with the sunshine for the rest of the day. temperature wise, may be a degree or so upon what we've had earlier in the week that, five to eight celsius. tonight, we hold onto the cloud across large parts of england and wales. where we have the cloud, not quite as cold as where we have clear skies and for scotland and northern ireland we could see dense fog patch is developing as temperatures fall away as low as —7 or minus eight celsius in central scotland, quite a sharp frost there. western fringes also have a frost but less than where we have the cloud. a gloomy day for large parts, a bit of sunshine breaking through the cloud in the morning but after the very cold start scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england will see the best of the sunshine through the afternoon, temperature struggling t

off saturday, i think temperatures will be around about one or two degrees in the south and south—east of englandtart here, a touch of frost, perhaps a few mist and fog patches around. they should clear away pretty quickly. windiest weather will be in the north and north—west. we could see gusts 60, even 70 miles an hour up towards the northern isles through saturday morning. some rain lingering mainly to the north of the great glen, i think for scotland, perhaps the odd, light spot of rain for northern ireland as well. but i think for southern scotland, england and wales we're looking at a dry day with some long spells of sunshine, areas of cloud drifting around, particularly towards the west, and highs around nine or ten degrees. into saturday evening then, it's again going to turn quite chilly in the south and the east for a time with those lighter winds. but more cloud rolling in towards the west, could be the odd spot of drizzle coming out of this cloud as well. and it will be turning milder. belfast, plymouth, eight or nine degrees first thing sunday, but only round about three there in nor

east. we start of saturday with rain in scotland and northern ireland. in the middle of the day it affects northern england and wales and bright spells in the south—east ofngland and north—east scotland. temperature six or seven in the east, but we are back into double figures further west. then more heavy rain sweeps in from the west on saturday night and into sunday and that is when we start to see the arrival of this system here. you can see the proximity of the isobars means there will be very windy weather on sunday. rain in western parts of the uk, gail is developing in the afternoon, still some sunshine in the north—east and south—east, with temperatures up to about 12 or 13 for some of us. still chilly in the north of scotland. but we do have various amber warnings in force, the storm is set to cause some disruption, particularly in southern scotland, northern ireland and the south—east of england, we could see cuts of 70 to 80 miles an hour, so power cuts in travel disruption as possible. thanks, sarah. and that's the bbc news at six. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. just six months after signing for the saudi pro league, jord

of england just for a while with a bit more cloud. further south the winds will be lighter, skies will be clearer. it's going to turn quite chilly in the south—eastorning. not quite so cold further north in scotland and northern ireland. the weekend is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine at times and those temperatures are going to be rising, as well. most of the rain, i think, as we head into saturday is going to be on that band of cloud and rain in the far north of scotland. we could get one or two spots of rain in the afternoon for northern ireland, later in western scotland, otherwise it's going to be dry. the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times, but temperatures will be higher than today at around nine or ten degrees. there is a weather frontjust sort of lurking out in the atlantic and eventually it will arrive in the far north—west of the uk, but, ahead of that, the winds are going to be picking up. it's going to be a southerly wind on sunday and that means temperatures will continue to rise. maybe a bit more cloud around on sunday, especially around some of these western hills and coasts. the bes

now through the early hours of friday it'lljust be lingering across parts of east anglia, the south—east of englandears away. and then we're left with clear spells for all blustery showers coming in across the north—west for scotland over the higher ground. they could be falling as snow for a time. perhaps one or two showers for northern ireland and northern england, but they'll be few and far between. further south, you should stay dry all day. temperatures in the afternoon about 5 to 9 degrees. so for some of us, i think they're actually going to come down a little bit through the day. these are the wind gusts that we're expecting. it's going to be particularly windy up towards the north—west of scotland. western isles could see gates at times. into friday evening, more blustery showers in the north and the west, clearer and lighter winds to the south and east. and we could see some mist and fog patches forming through perhaps the midlands, east anglia, the south—east as well. temperatures getting down to two or three here in the towns and cities, so a slight frost. further north, they've got mor

wind speeds in the eye we see up to 55 mph, but largely dry across the south—east of england and east. temperatures taking time to recover here, but on western coast, nine or 10 celsius. more heavy rain on the forecast. on saturday night pushing into western scotland and north—west england. we are talking a lot now about storm isha. more rain across western wales moving into north—west england and south of scotland through the day on sunday, also northern ireland, looking very wet. temperatures of 9-13 c. the looking very wet. temperatures of 9—13 c. the worst of the winds on sunday night into monday morning. the whole of the uk is covered by a met office yellow weather warning for the strength of the winds. the areas of most concern marked a number here have been upgraded. gusts of 50—60 mph, some spots seeing 70—80 mph gusts, particularly towards exposed coasts. that will have plenty of impact on monday morning travel, so keep an eye on the forecast. that is the weather for now, jane. thanks, elizabeth. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on

off saturday, i think temperatures will be around about one or two degrees in the south and south—east of englandll be in the north and north—west. we could see gusts 60, even 70 miles an hour up towards the northern isles through saturday morning. some rain lingering mainly to the north of the great glen, i think for scotland, perhaps the odd, light spot of rain for northern ireland as well. but i think for southern scotland, england and wales we're looking at a dry day with some long spells of sunshine, areas of cloud drifting around, particularly towards the west, and highs around nine or ten degrees. into saturday evening then, it's again going to turn quite chilly in the south and the east for a time with those lighter winds. but more cloud rolling in towards the west, could be the odd spot of drizzle coming out of this cloud as well. and it will be turning milder. belfast, plymouth, eight or nine degrees first thing sunday, but only round about three there in norwich. and through the day on sunday then, we've got a high pressure sitting out towards the near continent, this frontal system mo

of us. cloud will tend to encroach across the midlands east anglia into parts of south—east england, leavingrn england, south west england, southern wales and probably western scotland. again, not doing too badly for some sunny spells. you might see a bit of sunshine as well in northern ireland. 0n into friday's forecast, that cloud comes further south again. so east anglia, southern england, a lot cloudier this time, probably more in the way of breaks generally across scotland, northern ireland and probably north—west parts of both england and wales. temperatures give or take around about six degrees, so it is still on the cold side for the time of year. and the weekend has more of the same, really. high pressure stilljust about clinging on. so some cold and frosty mornings, largely dry weather picture with some of you seeing some sunshine, others staying a little on the cloudy side, but it will remain on the cold side. now, beyond that, next week, we get northerly winds diving southwards. they will bring some snow to scotland, i'm sure about that. we could see a weather system move into th

now through the early hours of friday it'lljust be lingering across parts of east anglia, the south—east of england in the south and east that clears away. and then we're left with clear spells for all blustery showers coming in across the north—west. for scotland over the higher ground, they could be falling as snow for a time. perhaps one or two showers for northern ireland and northern england, but they'll be few and far between. further south, you should stay dry all day. temperatures in the afternoon about 5 to 9 degrees. so for some of us, i think they're actually going to come down a little bit through the day. these are the wind gusts that we're expecting. it's going to be particularly windy up towards the north—west of scotland. western isles could see gales at times. into friday evening, more blustery showers in the north and the west, clearer and lighter winds to the south and east. and we could see some mist and fog patches forming through perhaps the midlands, east anglia, the south—east as well. temperatures getting down to two or three here in the towns and cities, so a slight frost.

off saturday, i think temperatures will be around about one or two degrees in the south and south—east of englandg patches around. they should clear away pretty quickly. windiest weather will be in the north and north—west. we could see gusts 60, even 70 miles an hour up towards the northern isles through saturday morning. some rain lingering mainly to the north of the great glen. i think for scotland, perhaps the odd light spot of rain for northern ireland as well. but i think for southern scotland, england and wales we're looking at a dry day with some long spells of sunshine, areas of cloud drifting around, particularly towards the west, and highs around nine or ten degrees. into saturday evening then, it's again going to turn quite chilly in the south and the east for a time with those lighter winds. but more cloud rolling in towards the west, could be the odd spot of drizzle coming out of this cloud as well. and it will be turning milder. belfast, plymouth, eight or nine degrees first thing sunday, but only round about three there in norwich. and through the day on sunday then, we've got a h

now through the early hours of friday it'lljust be lingering across parts of east anglia, the south—east of englandclears away. and then we're left with clear spells for all blustery showers coming in across the north—west for scotland over the higher ground. they could be falling as snow for a time. perhaps one or two showers for northern ireland and northern england, but they'll be few and far between. further south, you should stay dry all day. temperatures in the afternoon about 5—9 degrees. so for some of us, i think they're actually going to come down a little bit through the day. these are the wind gusts that we're expecting. it's going to be particularly windy up towards the northwest of scotland. western isles could see gales at times. into friday evening, more blustery showers in the north and the west, clearer and lighter winds to the south and east. and we could see some mist and fog patches forming through perhaps the midlands, east anglia, the southeast as well. temperatures getting down to two or three here in the towns and cities, so a slight frost. further north, they've got more o

now through the early hours of friday it'lljust be lingering across parts of east anglia, the south—east of england that clears away. and then we're left with clear spells for all blustery showers coming in across the north—west for scotland over the higher ground. they could be falling as snow for a time. perhaps one or two showers for northern ireland and northern england, but they'll be few and far between. further south, you should stay dry all day. temperatures in the afternoon about 5—9 degrees. so for some of us, i think they're actually going to come down a little bit through the day. these are the wind gusts that we're expecting. it's going to be particularly windy up towards the northwest of scotland. western isles could see gales at times. into friday evening, more blustery showers in the north and the west, clearer and lighter winds to the south and east. and we could see some mist and fog patches forming through perhaps the midlands, east anglia, the southeast as well. temperatures getting down to two or three here in the towns and cities, so a slight frost. further north, they've got

yes, they could be wintry, even over the downs across the south east of england, but they'll be few andf at the moment. the river levels are obviously so high. that's a concern. but there will also be some fog around which like today in cumbria, lingered and it will likely linger again as we go through the day tomorrow in some parts. but otherwise, i think a bit more brightness in southern and eastern areas. stilljust one or two showers around, but temperatures again will be a notch down and it will feel colder still, particularly as we pick up more of a breeze across south eastern areas. and still quite a keen wind further north and east across scotland. so feeling colder than the temperatures on the thermometer would suggest. and that's going to be a theme this week, particularly where we have the stronger wind, which is likely across southern and eastern parts of the uk. but under that ridge of high pressure, of course, where there's lighter winds, fog will be an issue. and at this time of year, there's very little strength in the sun to clear that fog out of the way. and that's some

of rain. but overnight we are going to see those showers, and into monday, popping up across the east anglia region and the south—east of englandmake things very slippery potentially because they could wash off the salt. ice is certainly an issue in the south and east but also elsewhere because it has been so damp. the fog again for central and southern scotland, northern ireland, northern parts of england and wales, it might well linger. but we will see some brightness and some sunshine as well. the wind is a little stronger again across southern parts compared to today, pushing wintry showers across other southern counties through the day. and making it feel colder still. we will see a smattering of snow in those showers further south, particularly over the hills and the channel islands. into tuesday, the high pressure system stays towards the north, those keen east winds or north—east winds continue in the south. but that might benefit, pushing the showers out of the way and breaking the cloud up a bit more for more sunshine. but still again plenty of it for north—west scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales, m

of england just for a while with a bit more cloud. further south the winds will be lighter, skies will be clearer. it's going to turn quite chilly in the south—east cold further north in scotland and northern ireland. the weekend is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine at times and those temperatures are going to be rising, as well. most of the rain, i think, as we head into saturday is going to be on that band of cloud and rain in the far north of scotland. we could get one or two spots of rain in the afternoon for northern ireland, later in western scotland, otherwise it's going to be dry. the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times, but temperatures will be higher than today at around nine or ten degrees. there is a weather frontjust sort of lurking out in the atlantic and eventually it will arrive in the far north—west of the uk, but, ahead of that, the winds are going to be picking up. it's going to be a southerly wind on sunday and that means temperatures will continue to rise. maybe a bit more cloud around on sunday, especially around some of these western hills and coasts. the best of the sunshine li

of england. clearer skies and lighter wind5 further south means it's going to be quite chilly. and across the south easte whole, the prospects for this weekend are looking pretty good for many places. it is going to be dry. there'll be some 5un5hine. the winds will pick up through the weekend, but that in turn will lift the temperatures now on saturday. most of the rain is here from that band of cloud across northern scotland. maybe seeing a few spots of rain later for northern ireland and western scotland. otherwise it should be dry with some 5un5hine. now the sunshine could be a bit hazy. there could be quite a bit of high cloud around, but temperatures are going to be a bit higher than today, around nine or ten degrees. now, there is a weather frontjust sort of waiting in the wings in the atlantic that will eventually slide towards the northwest of the uk. but ahead of that, we're going to pick up a stronger southerly wind on sunday, bring up some of the warmth, actually, that we've seen across iberia of late. but we may well see a lot of cloud to begin with, especially around western hills and coast

of rain. but overnight we are going to see those showers, and into monday, popping up across the east anglia region and the south—east of englandew centimetres potentially over the downs, that will make things very slippery potentially because they could wash off the salt. ice is certainly an issue in the south and east but also elsewhere because it has been so damp. the fog again for central and southern scotland, northern ireland, northern parts of england and wales, it might well linger. but we will see some brightness and some sunshine as well. the wind is a little stronger again across southern parts compared to today, pushing wintry showers across other southern counties through the day. and making it feel colder still. we will see a smattering of snow in those showers further south, particularly over the hills and the channel islands. into tuesday, the high pressure system stays towards the north, those keen east winds or north—east winds continue in the south. but that might benefit, pushing the showers out of the way and breaking the cloud up a bit more for more sunshine. but still again plenty of it for north—west sco

of rain. but overnight we are going to see those showers, and into monday, popping up across the east anglia region and the south—east of englandcold air. with a few centimetres potentially over the downs, that will make things very slippery potentially because they could wash off the salt. ice is certainly an issue in the south and east but also elsewhere because it has been so damp. the fog again for central and southern scotland, northern ireland, northern parts of england and wales, it might well linger. but we will see some brightness and some sunshine as well. the wind is a little stronger again across southern parts compared to today, pushing wintry showers across other southern counties through the day. and making it feel colder still. we will see a smattering of snow in those showers further south, particularly over the hills and the channel islands. into tuesday, the high pressure system stays towards the north, those keen east winds or north—east winds continue in the south. but that might benefit, pushing the showers out of the way and breaking the cloud up a bit more for more sunshine. but still again plenty of it

of rain. but overnight we are going to see those showers, and into monday, popping up across the east anglia region and the south—east of england air. with a few centimetres potentially over the downs, that will make things very slippery potentially because they could wash off the salt. ice is certainly an issue in the south and east but also elsewhere because it has been so damp. the fog again for central and southern scotland, northern ireland, northern parts of england and wales, it might well linger. but we will see some brightness and some sunshine as well. the wind is a little stronger again across southern parts compared to today, pushing wintry showers across other southern counties through the day. and making it feel colder still. we will see a smattering of snow in those showers further south, particularly over the hills and the channel islands. into tuesday, the high pressure system stays towards the north, those keen east winds or north—east winds continue in the south. but that might benefit, pushing the showers out of the way and breaking the cloud up a bit more for more sunshine. but still again plenty of it for

streaming in from the north sea and a brisk north—easterly wind across the london area, and the south east of englandsnow in some places. as the wind picks up, it becomes more easterly and will drive the showers further west into central southern england and perhaps even eastern wales but for many away from the fog there will be weak spells of winter sunshine and areas of clouds, thickest at the east, top temperatures between two and five celsius, so feeling cold but feeling even colder still in exposure to the brisk north—easterly winds and that will always feel strongest towards the south. it will feel subzero here for most of the day. heading through tuesday, there is little more of a breeze towards the south, the wind is picking up, there should be more sunshine and maybe some showers towards the southwest of england and through the channel islands, but otherwise it is looking dry. there will be some weak winter sunshine on offer and temperatures once more between two and five celsius but plenty of added wind chill again. exposure to that easterly wind. more cloud on wednesday and moisture and sl

of rain. but overnight we are going to see those showers, and into monday, popping up across the east anglia region and the south—east of englandir. with a few centimetres potentially over the downs, that will make things very slippery potentially because they could wash off the salt. ice is certainly an issue in the south and east but also elsewhere because it has been so damp. the fog again for central and southern scotland, northern ireland, northern parts of england and wales, it might well linger. but we will see some brightness and some sunshine as well. the wind is a little stronger again across southern parts compared to today, pushing wintry showers across other southern counties through the day. and making it feel colder still. we will see a smattering of snow in those showers further south, particularly over the hills and the channel islands. into tuesday, the high pressure system stays towards the north, those keen east winds or north—east winds continue in the south. but that might benefit, pushing the showers out of the way and breaking the cloud up a bit more for more sunshine. but still again plenty of it for no

brightness far northeast of scotland and some hazy sunshine, the channel islands and the far south east of englandfurther later and the rain becomes heavier and more persistent. so quite a wet evening and first part of the night across the western half of the uk. that rain pushes its way erratically eastwards, clearing for most into dawn. so a few showers in the west, but in the clear skies, temperatures will take a bit of a dip tonight. so another cool night, nowhere near as cold as it has been. any frost limited to some sheltered glens in scotland. so a frost free start to sunday and the morning will be the quietest part of the day. parts of east wales, central southern england, but a sunshine same to across northern scotland. showers replaced by longer spells of rain, northern england, central southern scotland, northern ireland and western parts of wales. that rain and the totals totting up combined with snowmelt could lead to some flooding. but temperatures will be on the rise as the winds pick up. those winds really become a feature sunday night, and that's the storm passes to the north or b

need to south—east of englandose as we head into rush hour monday into rush hour on monday morning. could give a bit of snow in places, especially on the downs, a icy the north downs, and a few icy patches in places to elsewhere, though case of frost and though it's a case of frost and some by some fog patches forming by monday morning. as for monday itself , well, a bit of a tricky itself, well, a bit of a tricky start the southeast start towards the southeast there some wintry showers in places , icy patches in places. places, icy patches in places. here , and elsewhere, fog and here too, and elsewhere, fog and frost plenty frost gradually lifting plenty of sunshine from that of sunshine away from that southeast , although the southeast corner, although the showers southeast showers across the southeast will way will start to migrate their way westwards southern westwards across southern england, reaching the england, eventually reaching the far of uk. we far south—west of the uk. as we head into the latter of h

of the same as we head into monday. perhaps the breeze picking up a little across east anglia and the south east of england as we head throughy spells around again. any fog could linger on for much of the morning, even into the afternoon, temperatures between three and five degrees celsius. but once again, i think some places could possibly feel subzero in exposure to that brisk northeasterly wind. it will be windier through the channel as well. and then into tuesday, we'll see more of a wind developing towards the south of england. and this will allow the cloud to break up a little more. so more in the way of sunshine probably. but again, highs of only three to 6 degrees celsius, some fog and some low cloud further north. and here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through the rest of the week. temperatures will rise a little as we head into thursday and friday. it's still looking mostly dry. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. after a mid—air emergency on an alaska airlines flight, us officials demand the grounding of 171 boeing 737 max 9 planes worldwide. israel's military says it has now "compl