or 12 degrees in central southern scotland. y night, it stays wet across the northern half of scotland. some cold air engaging the system could turn some of that rain into snow over the hills across northern scotland, so a real wintry mix there. but elsewhere, further south, it'll be drier with clear spells. but throughout monday into new year's eve with further rain and hill snow across scotland, we're likely to see some travel issues. it could be bringing some localised flooding to places, so stay tuned to the forecast to keep up to date with all the weather forecasts and head online to check out all the latest weather warnings. this is the picture, then, for monday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk. active weather fronts across scotland bringing heavy rain, further hill snow here. could see some showers pushing into northern and western england and wales but i think much of england and wales will see the sunshine and stay largely dry throughout the day on monday, but more of a breeze and a milder day to come for

northern scotland and a wintry mix of rain and hill snow moves down across northern ireland, southern scotlandnd as things get colder. temperatures are going to be dropping through the day for most of us, the last of any mild air is in the far southeast of england, where we end the day wet and windy. that weather front, then, does move away, and then we chase our weather all the way up to the north. it's a north to northwesterly wind that's coming down, and that's going to bring cold air across the whole of the country. and by the time we get to thursday morning, there'll be a widespread frost this time. there could be some icy patches from earlier showers to most of the snow showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland. there could be one or two wintry showers for northern ireland, getting close to these north sea coasts, but for large parts of the country it will be dry on thursday. and it'll be sunny as well, but it is going to feel an awful lot colder. we've got temperatures typically only 3—5 degrees. at least it's not that windy and the winds will be a bit lighter, i think,

the worst of that wet weather moves away, we'll see some patchy rain heading into southern scotland,d be very windy in the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south, helping to break up the cloud, give us some sunshine and lift temperatures close to double figures, although it will become drier in northern scotland. the air is quite a bit colder here, and as we head overnight and into new year's eve, the next area of low pressure is going to hit the same sort ofareas, bringing more heavy rain to scotland. another wet start to the day on tuesday. the worst of the rain does move through, and we see a band of rain sweeping across northern ireland, into england and wales this time, with some stronger winds. particularly windy across this part of the country, and we may well find some more snow falling in northern the worst of that wet weather moves away, we'll see some patchy rain heading into southern scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, where it could be very windy in the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south, helping to break up the cloud, gi

strong gusts still across northern england, southern scotland and this is where we're likely to see the north wales. further south, it is largely dry for the rest of the night, but some squally gusts of wind just ahead of this cold front as it continues to push further southwards as we head through the rest of the night. so turning wet into tomorrow morning across the south of england and into south wales. some sunshine a little further north, squally gusts of wind it stays windy on new year's day. it is going to be turning colder, but for the rest of tonight, well, it's certainly mild out there for the vast majority. more rain across the central swathe of the uk, these fronts pushing further southwards. and if we just zoom in as the clock chimes midnight, you can see wintry showers and now colder air across the far north of scotland. still some more showers across these flood affected areas. it's windy across the central belt. strong gusts still across northern england, southern scotland and this is where we're likely to see the heaviest of the rain too, across the north midlands and i

you experience, outside the freezing fog likely to continue across some parts of central and southern scotlandexcept the northern isles, where there's a bit of rain here. maybe a few brighter skies in northern ireland, the far north of england. elsewhere, though, it remains pretty cloudy on wednesday afternoon. for many of us, temperatures about 6—8 celsius. colder than that across scotland, especially where you keep that fog. so in glasgow, for example, again, the temperature may not get above freezing. now, through wednesday night, the temperatures fall away again pretty quickly across scotland with those clear skies, fog just turning getting more dense, again, in some central areas. more cloud elsewhere, and once again, that will keep temperatures above freezing, about 6—7 celsius. just the frost limited to the far north and the east of scotland. now, during thursday, there'll perhaps be a bit more cloud across scotland. the best of the brightness towards the north and the east, still some fog patches as well. quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. we mightjus

south, but on the northern edge, that could be across parts of wales, northern england, maybe southern scotlandshowers, though, in the north of scotland. they will be cold, gusty, northerly winds. it's south—westerly mild ones towards the south where they will be gusting 50mph or 60mph quite easily. it is going to be potentially disruptive through new year's day. as for new year's day, it turns colder from the north. then, for the rest of the week, sunshine is back, but so is night—time frost. live from london. this is bbc news. tributes are being paid to the former us president and nobel peace prize winner, jimmy carter, who's died at the age of 100. president biden led the global tributes saying the world has lost a remarkable leader. jimmy carter lived a life measured not by words but by his deeds. look at his work. he helped eradicate disease notjust at home but around the world. at the white house the stars and stripes is flying at half—mast in honour of the 39th president. a national day of mourning will take place onjanuary the 9th. in other news today: an emergency safety inspection of

south, but on the northern edge, that could be across parts of wales, northern england, maybe southern scotlandotential for a spell of snow, as well. further snow showers, though, in the north of scotland. they will be cold, gusty, northerly winds. it's south—westerly mild ones towards the south where they will be gusting 50mph or 60mph quite easily. it is going to be potentially disruptive through new year's day. as for new year's day, it turns colder from the north. then, for the rest of the week, sunshine is back, but so is night—time frost. live from london, this is bbc news. tributes are being paid to the former us president and nobel peace prize winner jimmy carter, who's died at the age of 100. president biden says the world has lost a remarkable leader. jimmy carter lived a life measured not by words but by his deeds. look at his work. he helped eradicate disease not just at home but around the world. at the white house, the stars and stripes is flying at half—mast in honour of the 39th president. a national day of mourning will take place onjanuary the 9th. in other news today... an em

south, but on the northern edge, that could be across parts of wales, northern england, maybe southern scotlandl. further snow showers, though, in the north of scotland. they will be cold, gusty, northerly winds. it's south—westerly mild ones towards the south where they will be gusting 50mph or 60mph quite easily. it is going to be potentially disruptive through new year's day. as for new year's day, it turns colder from the north. then, for the rest of the week, sunshine is back, but so is night—time frost. this is bbc news. the headlines: tributes are being paid to the former us president and nobel peace prize winner jimmy carter, who has died at the age of 100. president biden called him "a man of principle, faith and humility," while president—elect donald trump says americans owe carter a "debt of gratitude" south korea's acting president has ordered an emergency safety inspection of the country's entire arline operating system after sunday's deadly plane crash. investigations are continuing into the cause of the incident which left 179 people dead. it could be a white new year for parts

south, but on the northern edge, that could be across parts of wales, northern england, maybe southern scotlandow, as well. further snow showers, though, in the north of scotland. they will be cold, gusty, northerly winds. it's south—westerly mild ones towards the south where they will be gusting 50mph or 60mph quite easily. it is going to be potentially disruptive through new year's day. as for new year's day, it turns colder from the north. then, for the rest of the week, sunshine is back, but so is night—time frost. all you live from london. this is bbc news. tributes are being paid to the former us president and nobel peace prize winner, jimmy carter, who's died at the age of 100. president biden led the global tributes saying the world has lost a remarkable leader. jimmy carter lived a life measured not by words but by his deeds. look at his work. he helped eradicate disease notjust at home but around the world. at the white house the stars and stripes is flying at half—mast in honour of the 39th president. a national day of mourning will take place onjanuary the 9th. in other news today:

here, it stays cloudy and wet pretty much all day, but southern scotland, northern ireland, large partson. so a grey start and then a brighter afternoon. temperatures still in single digits across the south—east, a bit milderfurther north — up to around 11 or 12 degrees in central/southern scotland. as we head through sunday night, it stays wet across the northern half of scotland. some cold air engaging the system could turn some of that rain into snow over the hills across northern scotland, so a real wintry mix there. but elsewhere, further south, it'll be dry with clear spells. but throughout monday into new year's eve, with further rain and hill snow across scotland, we're likely to see some travel issues. it could be bringing some localised flooding to places, so stay tuned to the forecast to keep up to date with all the weather forecasts and head online to check out all the latest weather warnings. this is the picture, then, for monday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, active weather front across scotland, bringing heavy rain, further hill snow here. could see some

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northern scotland and a wintry mix of rain and hill snow moves down across northern ireland, southern scotland most of us, the last of any mild air is in the far south east of england, where we end the day wet and windy. that weather front, then, does move away, and then we chase our weather all the way up to the north. it's a north to northwesterly wind that's coming down, and that's going to bring cold air across the whole of the country. and by the time we get to thursday morning, there'll be a widespread frost this time. there could be some icy patches from earlier showers too — most of the snow showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland. there could be one or two wintry showers for northern ireland, getting close to these north sea coasts, but for large parts of the country it will be dry on thursday. and it'll be sunny as well, but it is going to feel an awful lot colder. we've got temperatures typically only 3—5 degrees. at least it's not that windy and the winds will be a bit lighter, ithink, heading into friday, but it's still cold air. widespread frost, some icy patch

northern scotland and a wintry mix of rain and hill snow moves down across northern ireland, southern scotland be dropping through the day for most of us, the last of any mild air is in the far southeast of england, where we end the day wet and windy. that weather front, then, does move away, and then we chase our weather all the way up to the north. it's a north—northwesterly wind that's coming down, and that's going to bring cold air across the whole of the country. and by the time we get to thursday morning, there'll be a widespread frost this time. there could be some icy patches from earlier showers too. most of the snow showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland. there could be one or two wintry showers for northern ireland getting close to these north sea coasts, but for large parts of the country it will be dry on thursday. and it'll be sunny as well, but it is going to feel an awful lot colder. we've got temperatures typically only 3—5 degrees. at least it's not that windy and the winds will be a bit lighter, ithink, heading into friday, but it's still cold air, widesp

a bit milderfurther north, up to around 11 or 12 degrees in central southern scotland. the northern half of scotland. some cold air engaging the system could turn some of that rain into snow over the hills across northern scotland, so a real wintry mix there, but elsewhere, further south, it'll be drier, with clear spells, but throughout monday, into new year's eve, with further rain and hill snow across scotland, we're likely to see some travel issues. it could be bringing some localised flooding to places, so stay tuned to the forecast to keep up to date with all the weather forecasts, and head online to check out all the latest weather warnings. this is the picture, then, for monday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, active weather fronts across scotland, bringing heavy rain, further hill snow here, could see some showers pushing into northern and western england and wales, but i think much of england and wales will see the sunshine, and stay largely dry throughout the day on monday, but more of a breeze and a milder day to come for all, cold in northern

a bit milderfurther north, up to around 11 or 12 degrees in central southern scotland.stays wet across the northern half of scotland. some cold air engaging the system could turn some of that rain into snow over the hills across northern scotland, so a real wintry mix there, but elsewhere, further south, it'll be drier, with clear spells, but throughout monday, into new year's eve, with further rain and hill snow across scotland, we're likely to see some travel issues. it could be bringing some localised flooding to places, so stay tuned to the forecast to keep up to date with all the weather forecasts, and head online to check out all the latest weather warnings. this is the picture, then, for monday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, active weather fronts across scotland, bringing heavy rain, further hill snow here, could see some showers pushing into northern and western england and wales, but i think much of england and wales will see the sunshine, and stay largely dry throughout the day on monday, but more of a breeze and a milder day to come for all,

northern scotland, and a wintry mix of rain and hill snow moves down across northern ireland, southern scotlandoing to be dropping through the day for most of us, the last of any mild air is in the far southeast of england, where we end the day wet and windy. that weather front, then, does move away, and then we chase our weather all the way up to the north. it's a north—northwesterly wind that's coming down, and that's going to bring cold air across the whole of the country, and by the time we get to thursday morning, there'll be a widespread frost this time. there could be some icy patches from earlier showers, too. most of the snow showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland. there could be one or two wintry showers for northern ireland, getting close to these north sea coasts, but for large parts of the country, it will be dry on thursday, and it'll be sunny as well, but it is going to feel an awful lot colder. we've got temperatures typically only 3—5 degrees. at least it's not that windy, and the winds will be a bit lighter, ithink, heading into friday, but it's still cold

or 12 degrees in central/southern scotland.t stays wet across the northern half of scotland. some cold air engaging the system could turn some of that rain into snow over the hills across northern scotland, so a real wintry mix there. but elsewhere, further south, it'll be drier with clear spells. but throughout monday into new year's eve, with further rain and hill snow across scotland, we're likely to see some travel issues. it could be bringing some localised flooding to places, so stay tuned to the forecast to keep up to date with all the weather forecasts, and head online to check out all the latest weather warnings. this is the picture, then, for monday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk. active weather fronts across scotland bringing heavy rain, further hill snow here. could see some showers pushing into northern and western england and wales, but i think much of england and wales will see the sunshine and stay largely dry throughout the day on monday. but more of a breeze and a milder day to come for all. co

northern scotland and a wintry mix of rain and hill snow moves down across northern ireland, southern scotland day for most of us, the last of any mild air is in the far south east of england, where we end the day wet and windy. that weather front, then, does move away, and then we chase our weather all the way up to the north. it's a north to northwesterly wind that's coming down, and that's going to bring cold air across the whole of the country. and by the time we get to thursday morning, there'll be a widespread frost this time. there could be some icy patches from earlier showers too — most of the snow showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland. there could be one or two wintry showers for northern ireland, getting close to these north sea coasts, but for large parts of the country it will be dry on thursday. and it'll be sunny as well, but it is going to feel an awful lot colder. we've got temperatures typically only 3—5 degrees. at least it's not that windy and the winds will be a bit lighter, ithink, heading into friday, but it's still cold air. widespread frost, some i

a bit milderfurther north — up to around 11 or 12 degrees in central—southern scotland. of scotland. some cold air engaging the system could turn some of that rain into snow over the hills across northern scotland, so a real wintry mix there. but elsewhere, further south, it'll be drier with clear spells. but throughout monday into new year's eve, with further rain and hill snow across scotland, we're likely to see some travel issues. it could be bringing some localised flooding to places, so stay tuned to the forecast to keep up to date with all the weather forecasts, and head online to check out all the latest weather warnings. this is the picture, then, for monday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk. active weather fronts across scotland bringing heavy rain, further hill snow here. could see some showers pushing into northern and western england and wales, but i think much of england and wales will see the sunshine and stay largely dry throughout the day on monday. but more of a breeze and a milder day to come for all. cold in northern scotland. as we head

south, but on the northern edge, that could be across parts of wales, northern england, maybe southern scotland spell of snow, as well. further snow showers, though, in the north of scotland. they will be cold, gusty, northerly winds. it's south—westerly mild ones towards the south where they will be gusting 50mph or 60mph quite easily. it is going to be potentially disruptive through new year's day. a5 for new year's day, it turns colder from the north. then, for the rest of the week, sunshine is back, but so is night—time frost. this is bbc news, the headlines... tributes from across the world are being paid to the former us president and nobel peace prize winner, jimmy carter, who's died at the age of 100. president biden called him a man of principle, faith and humility, while president—elect donald trump says americans owe carter a debt of gratitude. local media in argentina report five people have been this is bbc news, the headlines... tributes from across the world are being paid to the former us president and nobel peace prize winner, jimmy carter, who's died at the age of 100. preside

at the scotland by the end of the night. —— 2—4 . at the cloud melts away in southerne get some time for a time but in the afternoon, in scotland and northern ireland, it turns more cloudy with outbreaks of rain moving in. is at the far this week tomorrow. at the moment, that front is around southern scotland but it continues to push southern

you experience outside, the freezing fog likely to continue across some parts of central and southern scotlandhe northern isles, where there's a bit of rain here. maybe a few brighter skies in northern ireland, the far north of england. elsewhere, though, it remains pretty cloudy on wednesday afternoon. for many of us, temperatures about six to eight celsius. colder than that across scotland, especially where you keep that fog. so in glasgow, for example, again, the temperature may not get above freezing. now, through wednesday night, the temperatures fall away again pretty quickly across scotland, with those clear skies, fog just turning more dense, again, in some central areas, more cloud elsewhere, and once again, that will keep temperatures above freezing, about 6 or 7 celsius, just the frost limited to the far north and the east of scotland. now, during thursday, there'll perhaps be a bit more cloud across scotland. the best of the brightness towards the north and the east, still some fog patches as well. quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. we may just se

here, it stays cloudy and wet pretty much all day, but southern scotland, northern ireland and largeernoon. so a grey start and then a brighter afternoon. temperatures still in single digits across the south—east, a bit milderfurther north — up to around 11 or 12 degrees in central/southern scotland. now, as we head through sunday night, it stays wet across the northern half of scotland. some cold air engaging the system could turn some of that rain into snow over the hills across northern scotland, so a real wintry mix there. but elsewhere, further south, it'll be drier with clear spells. but throughout monday into new year's eve, with further rain and hill snow across scotland, we're likely to see some travel issues. it could be bringing some localised flooding to places, so stay tuned to the forecast to keep up to date with all the weather forecasts, and head online to check out all the latest weather warnings. this is the picture, then, for monday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk. active weather fronts across scotland bringing heavy rain, further hill snow here. cou

northern scotland and a wintry mix of rain and hill snow moves down across northern ireland, southern scotland last of any mild air is in the far south east of england, where we end the day wet and windy. that weather front, then, does move away, and then we chase our weather all the way up to the north. it's a north to northwesterly wind that's coming down, and that's going to bring cold air across the whole of the country. and by the time we get to thursday morning, there'll be a widespread frost this time. there could be some icy patches from earlier showers to most of the snow showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland. there could be one or two wintry showers for northern ireland, getting close to these north sea coasts, but for large parts of the country it will be dry on thursday. and it'll be sunny as well, but it is going to feel an awful lot colder. we've got temperatures typically only 3—5 degrees. at least it's not that windy and the winds will be a bit lighter, i think, heading into friday, but it's still cold air. widespread frost, some icy patches, a few more win

northern scotland and a wintry mix of rain and hill snow moves down across northern ireland, southern scotlandtures are going to be dropping through the day for most of us, the last of any mild air is in the far southeast of england, where we end the day wet and windy. that weather front, then, does move away, and then we chase our weather all the way up to the north. it's a north—northwesterly wind that's coming down, and that's going to bring cold air across the whole of the country. and by the time we get to thursday morning, there'll be a widespread frost this time. there could be some icy patches from earlier showers too. most of the snow showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland. there could be one or two wintry showers for northern ireland getting close to these north sea coasts, but for large parts of the country it will be dry on thursday. and it'll be sunny as well, but it is going to feel an awful lot colder. we've got temperatures typically only 3—5 degrees. at least it's not that windy and the winds will be a bit lighter, ithink, heading into friday, but it's stil

so, the rain starts today — southern scotland, pushes southwards across northern england, reaches north midlands through the afternoon. brighter conditions follow, but it will be gusty around irish sea and north sea coasts, gusts of around 40—50mph. temperatures in england and wales about 8—11 celsius, so still relatively mild. through the afternoon, it turns colder for scotland and northern ireland — temperatures here around 4—6 celsius. and then, that cold air surges southwards — monday night, a much colder night than we've been used to, with a widespread frost. so, a frosty and cold start to your day on tuesday, but with plenty of sunshine for most areas. however, band of rain is going to move in off the atlantic, so it turns wet in northern ireland, and eventually, the rain reaches western scotland, as well. temperatures really struggle — 4—7 celsius — it will be a chilly day on tuesday for most. then tuesday night, the rain starts to turn to snow — and that's especially the case in scotland, and especially for eastern areas, we could have some accumulations of snow, potentially bri

northern scotland, and a wintry mix of rain and hill snow moves down across northern ireland, southern scotlandhe far southeast of england, where we end the day wet and windy. that weather front, then, does move away, and then we chase our weather all the way up to the north. it's a north—northwesterly wind that's coming down, and that's going to bring cold air across the whole of the country, and by the time we get to thursday morning, there'll be a widespread frost this time. there could be some icy patches from earlier showers, too. most of the snow showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland. there could be one or two wintry showers for northern ireland, getting close to these north sea coasts, but for large parts of the country, it will be dry on thursday, and it'll be sunny as well, but it is going to feel an awful lot colder. we've got temperatures typically only 3—5 degrees. at least it's not that windy, and the winds will be a bit lighter, ithink, heading into friday, but it's still cold air, widespread frost, some icy patches, a few more wintry showers for northern irel

here, it stays cloudy and wet pretty much all day, but southern scotland, northern ireland, large partsgrey start and then a brighter afternoon. temperatures still in single digits across the south—east, a bit milderfurther north — up to around 11 or 12 degrees in central/southern scotland. as we head through sunday night, it stays wet across the northern half of scotland. some cold air engaging the system could turn some of that rain into snow over the hills across northern scotland, so a real wintry mix there. but elsewhere, further south, it'll be dry with clear spells. but throughout monday into new year's eve, with further rain and hill snow across scotland, we're likely to see some travel issues. it could be bringing some localised flooding to places, so stay tuned to the forecast to keep up to date with all the weather forecasts and head online to check out all the latest weather warnings. this is the picture, then, for monday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, active weather front across scotland, bringing heavy rain, further hill snow here. could see some showers p

further south for northern ireland, central southern scotland and down into northern england, it's dryd wales developing as the westerly wind picks up. and of course it's a lot milder here than it was yesterday underneath all of that mist and fog. now overnight tonight, the rain for northwest scotland is going to push further eastwards again. it will be heavy and persistent, turning to snow over the hills. further south it is largely dry, mixture of cloud and some clearer spells and generally a mild start to the day tomorrow. now the rain could cause some issues in scotland on monday and tuesday, the rainfall totals will really start to rack up. it will be relentless and there will be added snow as well. and then as the snow melts, it will just add to those rainfall totals. there could be some localised flooding and of course some travel disruption. bearing in mind that tuesday is new year's eve, lots of people out and about, of course. but on monday then there'll still be some wintry over the hills of the far north. all of this set to sink further southwards across central southern ar

so, the rain starts today — southern scotland, pushes southwards across northern england, reaches north around irish sea and north sea coasts, gusts of around a0 or 50mph. temperatures in england and wales about 8—11 degrees celsius, so still relatively mild. through the afternoon, it turns colder for scotland and northern ireland — temperatures here around 4—6 celsius. and then, that cold air surges southwards — monday night, a much colder night than we've been used to, with a widespread frost. so, a frosty and cold start to your day on tuesday, but with plenty of sunshine for most areas. however, band of rain is going to move in off the atlantic, so it turns wet in northern ireland, and eventually, the rain reaches western scotland as well. temperatures really struggle — 4—7 celsius — it will be a chilly day on tuesday for most. then tuesday night, the rain starts to turn to snow. that's especially the case in scotland, and especially for eastern areas. we could have some accumulations of snow, potentially bringing some localised disruption. but, ultimately, the snow will turn back to

strong gusts still across northern england, southern scotland and this is where we're likely to see the midlands and into north wales. further south, it is largely dry for the rest of the night, but some squally gusts of wind just ahead of this cold front as it continues to push further southwards as we head through the rest of the night. so turning wet into tomorrow morning across the south of england and into south wales. some sunshine a little further north, squally gusts of wind as that front goes through, and on the second front then there will be some wintry showers over the higher ground of the pennines and the cumbrian fells. and this is where that colder arctic air is starting to dig in. temperatures even in the south dropping as we head throughout the day with that colder feeling and that northerly wind starting to take hold across the whole of the uk as we head through wednesday night and into thursday morning. so on thursday, then watch out for some icy stretches and there will be quite a widespread frost to start the day as well. many of our temperatures already below freez

further south for northern ireland, central southern scotland and down into northern england, it's drygland and wales developing as the westerly wind picks up. and of course it's a lot milder here than it was yesterday underneath all of that mist and fog. now overnight tonight, the rain for northwest scotland is going to push further eastwards again. it will be heavy and persistent, turning to snow over the hills. further south it is largely dry, mixture of cloud and some clearer spells and generally a mild start to the day tomorrow. now the rain could cause some issues in scotland on monday and tuesday, the rainfall totals will really start to rack up. it will be relentless and there will be added snow as well. and then as the snow melts, it will just add to those rainfall totals. there could be some localised flooding and of course some travel disruption. bearing in mind that tuesday is new year's eve, lots of people out and about, of course. but on monday then there'll still be some wintry over the hills of the far north. all of this set to sink further southwards across central sou

all of this set to sink further southwards across central southern areas of scotland, into the centralions, particularly over the pennines. mixture of brighter spells and some cloud further south, but here it should stay dry for many parts of england and wales. but then new year's eve brings a deep area of low pressure swinging in from the west, so it's going to be very unsettled. it will be very blustery, with a brisk westerly to south—westerly wind, rain sinking further southwards across many parts of england and wales, continuing across northern and western scotland, again wintry over the hills. it's still mild on tuesday, but as we head through new year's day that is about to change. we'll start to see colder air sink down from the north with northerly winds. there will be some brightness around, but the risk of some wintry showers over the hills. so for the end of the first week of january, it's looking a lot colder by. live from london. this is bbc news. a plane carrying 181 passengers has crashed at an airport in south korea — officials say they expect nearly everyone on board h

further south for northern ireland, central southern scotland and down into northern england, it's drywales developing as the westerly wind picks up. and of course it's a lot milder here than it was yesterday underneath all of that mist and fog. now overnight tonight, the rain for northwest scotland is going to push further eastwards again. it will be heavy and persistent, turning to snow over the hills. further south it is largely dry, mixture of cloud and some clearer spells and generally a mild start to the day tomorrow. now the rain could cause some issues in scotland on monday and tuesday, the rainfall totals will really start to rack up. it will be relentless and there will be added snow as well. and then as the snow melts, it will just add to those rainfall totals. there could be some localised flooding and of course some travel disruption. bearing in mind that tuesday is new year's eve, lots of people out and about, of course. but on monday then there'll still be some wintry over the hills of the far north. all of this set to sink further southwards across central southern area

so, the rain starts today — southern scotland, pushes southwards across northern england, reaches northut it will be gusty around irish sea and north sea coasts, gusts of around 40—50mph. temperatures in england and wales about 8—11 celsius, so still relatively mild. through the afternoon, it turns colder for scotland and northern ireland — temperatures here around 4—6 celsius. and then, that cold air surges southwards — monday night, a much colder night than we've been used to, with a widespread frost. so, a frosty and cold start to your day on tuesday, but with plenty of sunshine for most areas. however, band of rain is going to move in off the atlantic, so it turns wet in northern ireland, and eventually, the rain reaches western scotland, as well. temperatures really struggle — 4—7 celsius — it will be a chilly day on tuesday for most. then tuesday night, the rain starts to turn to snow — and that's especially the case in scotland, and especially for eastern areas, we could have some accumulations of snow, potentially bringing some localised disruption. but ultimately, the snow will

are braced for storm darragh with amber weather warnings for widespread disruption covering southern scotlands to south wales and along the bristol channel, where a rare red warning for strong winds has been issued, meaning a danger to life. the government says about 3 million people have received a siren—like alert on their phones warning them of the expected high winds. 0ur wales correspondent tomos morgan reports from porthcawl. right from penarth to porthcawl — along the welsh coastline, businesses have been busy planning and preparing for more bad weather. at the moment, the plans are to be in because we've got deliveries for our customers and stuff like that. some are elderly, so we need to get out to make sure they get stuff. but other than that, that's all i've got on the cards at the moment. although towns on welsh coastlines are familiar with bad weather, having to close shops and cafes on a saturday so close to christmas will undoubtedly affect businesses. metres away from the seafront is piccolo's cafe, who earlier made the difficult decision to close tomorrow. sea defences keeps

front pushing a little bit further southwards, so it could bring outbreaks of rain to central southern scotlandorthwest, we may start to see more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a few showers in the northwest, but again, for large parts of england and wales, it's going to be another rather grey and gloomy day to start the weekend, and again quite chilly. seven to 10 or 11 degrees. some changes, though, as we move into sunday. more isobars on the chart. it turns breezier. a more active weather front pushes into scotland, so some heavier, more persistent rain here. more of a breeze, so we should see the clouds breaking up, even across england and wales, and an increasing chance of seeing some sunshine, which will be a bit of a relief. temperatures may respond a bit, up to 10 or ii for most, where any mist and fog lingers or low cloud, then it will stay quite chilly, but it stays unsettled. wet, windy across northern areas in the run up to new year, and there's a potential of a deeper area of low pressure, which could bring some wet and stormy weather around new year's eve, so thi

you experience, outside the freezing fog likely to continue across some parts of central and southern scotlandit of rain here. maybe a few brighter skies in northern ireland, the far north of england. elsewhere, though, it remains pretty cloudy on wednesday afternoon. for many of us, temperatures about 6—8 celsius. colder than that across scotland, especially where you keep that fog. so in glasgow, for example, again, the temperature may not get above freezing. now, through wednesday night, the temperatures fall away again pretty quickly across scotland with those clear skies, fog just turning getting more dense, again, in some central areas. more cloud elsewhere, and once again, that will keep temperatures above freezing, about 6 or 7 celsius. just the frost limited to the far north and the east of scotland. now, during thursday, there'll perhaps be a bit more cloud across scotland. the best of the brightness towards the north and the east, still some fog patches as well. quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. we mightjust see a few spots of rain affecting easte

west scotland, the rain edging a little bit further southwards into northern ireland, central—southern scotland a bit of mist and fog here and there, and a few clear spells, and temperatures holding up between five and ten degrees. for boxing day, little change, certainly for england and wales it stays dry, with light winds, but we have this weather front still bringing thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain across scotland and northern ireland. most of the rain will be affecting western scotland, a little bit getting towards the east but further south it's one of drier conditions, quite a lot of cloud around, once again with limited sunny spells, but pretty much wherever you are it's going to be mild. double figure values away from northern scotland, which will be poking into some colder air there. now, as we move beyond thursday into friday, this area of high pressure brings very similar conditions to most of the country. we still have this weather front bringing thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain across scotland, northern ireland a little bit more of a breeze here too. but elsewhere it's mostl