but for now from me, alicia mccarthy goodbye. hello.et to bring some wet and blustery and potentially some stormy weather across some parts of the uk. certainly an unsettled outlook, thanks to an area of low pressure. this is friday's weather chart. you can see the low drifting in from the west. bands of rain, these frontal systems, spiralling around the low. but with that low, we're going to develop a south—westerly flow across the uk, so at least for a time, it is going to feel milder. a milder start to the day on friday, but with that, we will have outbreaks of rain drifting into eastern england, starting to push northwards across scotland. then a slice of drier and potentially brighter weather before another band of rain pushes into northern ireland, wales and the south—west through the afternoon. it will be breezy, but not especially windy just yet. top temperatures of 9—16 degrees. now, during friday evening, the bands of rain will continue to drift north—eastwards. some dry interludes, but the winds will become an increasing feat

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. good afternoon.y parts of the country yesterday. today is generally a quiet day weather—wise, if you blustery showers around but some sunshine too. this is the picture in twickenham, we had torrential showers and now this beautiful light shining on these autumn colours. for the rest of today, lighter winds than yesterday. a bit of sunshine through the next few hours. blustery showers, especially in the far south—west of england. this weather front approaching, and in eastern scotland, showers rotating around this slow area moving pressure. it's been here a few days and isn't going anywhere in a hurry. not dry everywhere, sunshine in the midlands, northern ireland, and to the south—east of england. this patches of rain across scotland, breezy in the north, breezy to the south—west of england. we do have these showers too. temperatures reasonably mild, 11—15d. sunny skies. it will turn colder through the week. into the evening, showers in the south—west pushing northwards across england and wales. the

alicia mccarthy will be here at the same time tomorrow for a review of the final day before parliamentut from me, mandy baker, it's goodbye and i leave you with something which is likely to become very familiar in the months and years to come. order! order. thanks, everybody. hello there. it's been a pretty unsettled start to november. we've seen quite a bit of rainfall in places. however, over the next few days what we'll notice is a change in temperature. it's going to turn much cooler with those winds starting to come down from the north, right from the arctic. and there will also be further rain at times through the week. now, early on tuesday, we start off with quite a bit of cloud across england and wales, most of the showers across the north—east corner. turning dry with clear spells across western scotland and northern ireland, so will be quite chilly here. but further south and east, where we also have lighter winds, we will see temperatures around 7 or 8 degrees and there could be a few mist and fog patches around to start tuesday. our area of low pressure will be retreating

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. wins have already been picking up.ome of us will cause some disruption to travel and potentially some damages well. your bbc local radio station will keep you up—to—date. you can see this swirling area of cloud on our earlier satellite picture. this is an area of low pressure which has been deepening as it has been approaching the british isles and on the southern flank, see all of these isobars are squatting together, it shows us a swathe of very strong winds continuing to develop right now across parts of wales and the south—west of england. some very heavy rain to be had here as well. there are met office yellow warnings in force for the strength of the winds. strongest through the morning, gusts of 60—70 and maybe 80 mph on exposed post and is the day wears on, the strong winds will tra nsfer wears on, the strong winds will transfer further east across the south midlands, entered east anglia. those wins could be quite damaging. they will also be some heavy and persistent rain slowly pushing eastwards and northwards

but for now, for me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.fog because were, a few showers peppering the northern eastern coast, you can see the extent of the sunshine, line of showers in the irish sea will merge together to produce longest as as they pushed northwards and eastward, winter and eastward, wintering us over the high ground. a dry slot in between the next band of rain which will arrive in western areas later, wherever you are, it's going to be a chilly day. but friend band pushes further north and east and merges with the one ahead of it. so quite fit start thursday, across central northern and eastern areas, posterior showers in the south, wintering us over the high ground. thursday though, this area of the pressure parked on top of the uk with its associated with the front, looks like it to be very wet across central eastern portions of the uk throughout thursday. could see some localised flooding and travel disruption. brad is looking much better, drier brighter, cold but sunshine. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. what won't change is there will be further rain at times, and this is how your monday is shaping up and the wettest weather will be across eastern scotland. the rain keeps on coming here and strong easterly winds gusting up to 50 mph along the coasts, a soaking day here. average speeds elsewhere, the winds won't be as strong, heavy showers affecting southern england into south wales and could be thundery in places with temperatures around 10—13, and there will be some sunny spells here and there. through monday evening and night, we will continue to a feed of rain coming into at least south—east scotland but that will ease in intensity with a few showers to be found elsewhere, some mist and fog patches, especially in southern parts, into tuesday morning and on tuesday it's the eastern side of the uk seeing most of the showers. west is best for drier, brighter weather and it begins to turn chillier from the north later on tuesday. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stori

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.hat we saw across much of northern england has now eased away, but we are left with the legacy of some very high river levels, quite a lot of flooding, too. so still several flood warnings and even severe flood warnings in force, particularly across parts of northern england. river levels will slowly come down through the course of the weekend. there's a bit more rain on the way for saturday but it will be heaviest in the places that are not affected by the flooding. a dry day likely by the time we get to sunday. but it's a cold weekend. first thing saturday morning, temperatures widely subzero. about —2, —3 in towns and cities, colder in the countryside. a touch of frost, certainly. also fog or freezing fog patches to start off your day as well. we can see this weather front making its way in from the west. that will bring a mix of rain. also some sleet and some snow over the highest ground, only across parts of wales through the day on saturday, but certainly down at low levels it wi

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. good afternoon. for many after all we we have had. however, the flood warnings are still out there, along with numerous flood warnings. with warnings for yet more rain to come. it has been a quiet day with some sunshine coinciding with the sunday, we do have this rain and helps them to come. for northern ireland initially, then overnight in the small hours, there could be a few centimetres in the pennines, up to 10 centimetres for some parts of highland scotland. with the strong wind as well, with the snow, that could be blown around and give very poor visibility. as we wake up on monday morning, we will have encountered a bit of rain throughout the night, that is not good news and white there is a warning across compounds of northern england for that. this area of low pressure moves that. this area of low pressure m oves a cross , that. this area of low pressure moves across, it is slow moving, in the north sea for the next day or two. it allows a north—westerly wind behind it, ushering in a lot of

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. don't be fooled by sunday's sunshine.ant any more. this is how thejet stream's looking this week. it's taking aim at the uk. it's on a more southerly track than it might be at this time of year, nestled within these dips, we find areas of low pressure bringing wet weather, and the uk is staying on the northern side of the jet stream, and that means in the cold air. a chilly week to come. so this is what we can expect this week from this weather pattern. i am afraid low pressure will be around with further rain at times, cold enough for some hill snow. it will often be windy, low pressure, temperatures below average and frost occasionally overnight. and this is how we're starting the day. a wintry start to the day across northern parts of scotland. we've seen wet weather throughout the night, the bulk of that clearing away. it has delivered some snow to relatively modest hills north of the central belt in scotland, so could be quite tricky over some of the higher roads first thing. the bulk of the wet weather just clearing

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. across some parts of the uk — a combination of gales and heavy rain, which could well cause some travel disruption. your bbc local radio station will always keep you up to date with things where you are. the culprit — an area of low pressure. you can see the clouds swirling here on the satellite picture, and as this area of low pressure has been approaching the british isles, it has been deepening. you can see on its southern flank particularly, a lot of white lines squeezing together, a lot of isobars. that shows a swathe of very strong winds which will continue to develop through the first parts of the day. some heavy rain pushing in as well to wales in the south—west. that's where we'll have the strongest winds through the first part of the morning. gusts of maybe 70—80 mph for exposed coasts. through the day, those swathes of strong winds will head further east through southern england, up into the south midlands and parts of east anglia as well. gusts of 50—60 miles an hour, poss

but for now from me, alicia mcacarthy, goodbye. —— mccarthy. hello.orthern ireland where there is the risk of ice on untreated surfaces after such a wet saturday. still some early wet weather, parts of southern england and south wales to clear away southwards but after that, there is a lot of dry weather on the way during sunday, maybe just the odd light shower for easternmost parts of england and scotland. a chilly day but feeling better than saturday with more sunshine around though clouding over in northern ireland, into the evening here comes more wet weather pushing across scotland with some snow about higher ground, the pennines, southern uplands, the highlands north of the central belt in scotland where there could be some significant snow the higher you are, getting some of the higher routes going into monday morning. all that wet weather does push on eastwards clearing the south—east on monday morning. behind that, sunshine and showers most frequent and heaviest towards the north—west of the uk and chilly wind. good morning. welcome to breakf