this picture from aberdeenshire. further south it was merely rain, heavy rain at that.e was merely rain, heavy rain at that. we take a look at the satellite picture and you can see this area of cloud working its way through, bringing snow into northern areas, rain in the south. this area of low pressure is sitting around spinning to the north—west. through this evening, we will slowly pushed the wet weather away from eastern parts of england. it will take awhile to kyrgyzsta n of england. it will take awhile to kyrgyzstan to the hand that clearer skies. wintry showers rattling into northern ireland and scotland. temperatures close to freezing here, not as cold further site. low pressure up the north—west and north—westerly wind blowing into northern areas, so still some cold air here. a subtle change in the wind direction in the south, more of a south—westerly winds bringing milderair in a south—westerly winds bringing milder air in across southern areas. as well as the milder air, there will be quite a lot of sunshine through the day. largely dry, sunny skies, just a p

parts of north—east scotland and aberdeenshire may get some brightness, staying dry through the day.brighten up in western parts of scotland, with sunshine and showers throughout the day in northern ireland. for much of england and wales, with the exception of lincolnshire and east anglia, where you could stay dry after some morning brightness. but grey, gloomy, cold, damp and a little bit wintry in places for many, with temperatures at lunchtime only about 2—3 degrees. the greater chance of snow mixed in with rain will be across the hills. through the afternoon, the patchy rain and drizzle, sleet and snow, gradually fizzles out. most will stick with the cloud and that will be of course evidenced if you're going to and from cardiff for the start of the six nations. maybe a little bit damp here. a bit drier in paris, but here it will be similarly cold. as the weather front starts to lose a bit of oomph into sunday, we'll see a few more clear skies develop and there could be ice into sunday morning. this is the temperature profile across europe on sunday. the blue colours are the colde

maybe cloudy in aberdeenshire. —— isles. a couple of degrees above freezing in city centres. wales and the south—east. east anglia and the south—east, clouds and showers of the north sea of strengthening north sea wind which originates all the way from scandinavia. it is a cold wind. the weather across most of the uk will be bright tomorrow but they will be passing cloud and as i said, some showers, particularly across south—eastern and eastern areas. watch what happens through the course of sunday night and into monday. the current forecast suggests there could be some snow showers falling just in time for the rush—hour across east anglia, the south—east. don't be surprised if there is a little covering. most of us there is a little covering. most of us went get the snow on monday. here isa us went get the snow on monday. here is a look at tuesday, a weather front moving in off the atlantic and that means we could have some snow potentially across the north—western areas of the uk. yorkshire, wales and remaining cold, two degrees. it seems to be the story of the day, a few d

beautiful picture from a weather watcher in aberdeenshire. falling from the sky earlier today. all courtesy of this stripe of cloud. you can see how it is waiting around on the satellite picture, mean it is holding itself back. taking a while to clear from the south—east corner. once we get past midnight the rain should begin to clear from the south—eastern areas then we see clear spells. a fair few showers bushmen across western parts of england and wales and a few more into northern ireland and scotland. cold enough for the showers to be wintry emma north but generally speaking it will not be as cold as it was that night. low pressure still in charge of the scene tomorrow but subtle variations in the wind direction as you look across the country. northern areas seeing something coming in from the north—west, further south something coming in vaguely from the south—west, leaning in southern areas we will see mild airbrushing in. with that a lot of dry weather, spells of sunshine. could be showers in western areas, particularly through the mo

parts of north—east scotland and aberdeenshire may get some brightness, staying dry through the day.t could go on into western parts of scotland, with sunshine and showers throughout the day northern ireland, much of england and wales. the main exception is lincolnshire and east anglia, where you just about stay dry after morning brightness, but grey, gloomy, cold, damp and a little bit wintry in places for many, with temperatures at lunchtime only about 2—3 degrees. the greater chance of snow mixed in and that'll be over the hills. through the afternoon, the patchy rain and drizzle, sleet and snow, gradually fizzles out. most will stick with the cloud and that will be of course evidenced if your‘e going to and from cardiff for the start of the six nations. maybe a little bit damp here. a bit drier in paris, but here it will be similarly cold. the weather front starts to lose a bit of oomph into sunday. we see more clear skies and there could be ice into sunday morning. this is the temperature profile across europe on sunday. the blue colours are the coldest conditions, towards the e

parts of north—east scotland and aberdeenshire may get some brightness, staying dry through the day.e and showers throughout the day in northern ireland. for much of england and wales, with the exception of lincolnshire and east anglia, where you could stay dry after some morning brightness. but grey, gloomy, cold, damp and a little bit wintry in places for many, with temperatures at lunchtime only about 2—3 degrees. the greater chance of snow mixed in with rain will be across the hills. through the afternoon, the patchy rain and drizzle, sleet and snow, gradually fizzles out. most will stick with the cloud and that will be of course evidenced if you're going to and from cardiff for the start of the six nations. maybe a little bit damp here. a bit drier in paris, but here it will be similarly cold. as the weather front starts to lose a bit of oomph into sunday, we'll see a few more clear skies develop and there could be ice into sunday morning. this is the temperature profile across europe on sunday. the blue colours are the coldest conditions, towards the east. that's significant be

parts of north—east scotland and aberdeenshire may get some brightness through the day.hern ireland. for much of england and wales main exception is lincolnshire and east anglia, where you just about stay dry after morning brightness, but grey, gloomy, cold, damp and a little bit wintry in places for many, with temperatures at lunchtime only about 2— three degrees. there a chance of snow mixed in and that'll be the hills. rudy afternoon the patchy rain and drizzle, sleet and snow, gradually fizzles out. most will stick with the cloud and that will be evidenced to and from cardiff or the start of the six nations. maybe a little bit damp. dry in paris, but here it will be cold. the weather front starts to lose a bit of into sunday. we see more clearer skies and there could be ice into sunday morning. this is the temperature profile across europe on sunday. the blue collars are the coldest conditions, towards the east. that significant because it is an easterly wind that will develop a special little england and wales into sunday and should take us into next week. pushing t

more cloud coming into eastern parts of the uk, we could get the odd snow flurry across angus and aberdeenshireorning, —5 or —6 in rural areas. any bits of low cloud should melt away quickly. the prospects are bright for the south coast. we have had a lot of cloud there today. also northern ireland and western scotland, the kodacloud, more sunshine on the cards for tomorrow, but the wind brisk and strong again. if you can escape the wind and the sunshine it will feel pleasa nt wind and the sunshine it will feel pleasant enough, but no higher than four or five pleasant enough, but no higher than four orfive for pleasant enough, but no higher than four or five for many of snow showers coming in on another very cold night. as it comes in, the cold airforan cold cold night. as it comes in, the cold air for an cold surfaces, cold night. as it comes in, the cold airfor an cold surfaces, there is a risk of snow showers. the risk increases through the day on monday. mostly as showers initially you can see the easterly wind strengthening, it will push them into eastern areas. you can see masses of snow

the weather watchers have been capturing the scenes, this from aberdeenshire with quite a lot of snowire for example. you can see this area of cloud that has been bringing snow to northern areas and rain further south. all tied up with this area of low pressure to the north west. going through the evening we slowly pushed the wet weather away from eastern parts of england. behind that some clearer skies, wintry showers in northern ireland and scotland. temperatures close to freezing although not as cold further south. and that theme continues tomorrow. low pressure up to the north west, and north westerly wind in northern areas so still some cold air but a subtle change in the wind direction down towards the south bringing some milderair towards the south bringing some milder air across southern areas. as well as the milder air we have quite a lot of sunshine through the day. just the deflating sharon possible. more showers as you look further north, one across parts of wales. these showers could be wintry. in the west of scotland once again some significant snow over the higher groun

in aberdeenshire we have nine centimetres.to expire. it will dry up in the south—east as the wind moves in. there are snow shovels across the far south—west. temperature wise, regardless of what it says, freezing temperatures across the uk. with wind chill, looking at —11 degrees. that is how it feels against your skin. the snow will be blowing and drifting because of strong winds, that will continue this evening and overnight. more snow piling in with that amber weather warning. there will be a lot of dry weather between, a cold night as well. temperature is even lower than this in the countryside and where we do have lying snow. tomorrow, as well as our existing web were quicker weather warning from the met office, we have another across south—west england and wales. storm emma comes up from the near continent, there is a lot of moisture in this storm and as it engages with the cold across our shores, it readily turns to snow. you can see from the eyes of bars that it will be windy, we have drifting snow and the potential fo

parts of north—east scotland and aberdeenshire may get some brightness, staying dry through the day.tern parts of scotland, with sunshine and showers throughout the day in northern ireland. for much of england and wales, with the exception of lincolnshire and east anglia, where you could stay dry after some morning brightness. but grey, gloomy, cold, damp and a little bit wintry in places for many, with temperatures at lunchtime only about 2—3 degrees. the greater chance of snow mixed in with rain will be across the hills. through the afternoon, the patchy rain and drizzle, sleet and snow, gradually fizzles out. most will stick with the cloud and that will be of course evidenced if you're going to and from cardiff for the start of the six nations. maybe a little bit damp here. a bit drier in paris, but here it will be similarly cold. as the weather front starts to lose a bit of oomph into sunday, we'll see a few more clear skies develop and there could be ice into sunday morning. this is the temperature profile across europe on sunday. the blue colours are the coldest conditions, tow