s ha ckleto n shackleton and amundsen.e, let's ta ke a little milder than that here, let's take a look at the weather prospects. for some of you the weather will be a little closer to norway this week than we have been so far. we started with the spring warmth, 18 celsius yesterday but by the end of the week temperatures take a bit of a plummet. and to get us there we have stormy weather on the way as well. even tonight it turns blowing across the uk, the strongest of the wind just to the north of the uk. we could still the severe gales across the north of scotland during the night. we have heavy rain around at the moment in the north, that will move down to parts of north wales and the north midlands by the end of the night. staying cloudy further south and rain on and off throughout. but temperatures still in double figures. so we have a split across the uk tomorrow, for wales, the midlands, southern england staying cloudy, misting in the hills. some persistent drizzle. but temperatures holding up. north of that, sunshin

the ice ceiling, putting them in the history books alongside explorers like scott, shackleton and amundsene pictures. they need to to practising, staterooms, you might just they need to to practising, staterooms, you mightjust get some. this week we will see the two faces of late february, it was the warmest day of the year so far, 18 degrees, one with sunshine, but look at what is likely to happen during thursday. severe gales, rain

the ice ceiling, putting them in the history books alongside explorers like scott, shackleton and amundsen. phil mackie, bbc news, norway. so impressive! louise lear, ifeel cold just looking at those pictures. they need to to practising, staterooms, you might just they need to to practising, staterooms, you mightjust get some. this week we will see the two faces of late february, it was the warmest day of the year so far, 18 degrees, one with sunshine, but look at what is likely to happen during thursday. severe gales, rain and the potential for snow, which could cause disruption. more on that in a moment. out to the north and west, turning increasingly wet and windy. further south, the rain is fairly light and patchy with lots of cloud around and a pretty grey afternoon with good visibility towards the coast —— with poor visibility. the rain lightand coast —— with poor visibility. the rain light and patchy through the midlands but peps and through north and west england, the isle of man, western scotland and northern ireland, where the winds will start to strengthen. relatively mild for t

the ice ceiling, putting them in the history books alongside explorers like scott, shackleton and amundsene of sweet potatoes! this is how she is going to be travelling. not too much style. but most of the flight, apparently, they‘re hoping she willjust be eating. she leaves behind her younger brother who remains at the zoo, but as with all pandas on loan from china, any pandas born as a result, remaun the property of china. so she is heading back to ta ke china. so she is heading back to take part in their breeding programme in china. they must move to china by the time they are four, by the time they turn four. this is the scene at dallas international airport where the plane is ready and waiting to take her back to china. they are all there waving! on that note, with no references to the weather in another language, let‘s join matt for latest. thank you. what a week of weather it is. we will see two seasons in the space of a few days. we started off, of course, with the real feel of spring. temperatures 18 celsius in the south east corner. the spring bulbs coming outment we finish the w

the ice ceiling, putting them in the history books alongside explorers like scott, shackleton and amundseny store, waves to the person behind the till and starts to shop. he goes to a fridge and picks up some bottles of what looks like water. so far, so normal. little can he imagine what‘s about to happen. he heads to the counter but there‘s one last item he needs. then this happens. caught on cctv from a different angle, you can see a white car ploughing through a plate glass window and crushing the man between two rows of shelves. but look at him staggering free, obviously shocked and hurt but remarkably, amazingly, not suffering from any major injuries. he sits down in the corner. later, he would apparently walk to the ambulances. and what about the people in the car? one of the doors opens and a woman clambers out. she looks around, more than a little shocked herself. it‘s not clear why she or the car she was in took this unusual detour, adding a whole new dimension to drive—through shopping. but when you see these images again, you can only wonder how tragically this might have ended

the ice ceiling, putting them in the history books alongside explorers like scott, shackleton and amundsenme snow this week, not as much as they're clearly but doris is on the way. stormy weather to come on thursday, we will get snow but not too much hopefully, but it could cause disruption. for the time being we have rain up into the time being we have rain up into the north and west with wind. a lot of clout and the grey old afternoon, mild old afternoon and yet again temperatures peaking around 14 degrees, way above the average for this time of year but the weather front will straddle its way down through the country, still producing outbreaks of drizzly rain, nothing substantial but a lot of clout, mild and windy, severe gales into the far north of scotland and here colder with a good slice of sunshine. you can see the difference to the temperatures but as we move into thursday, the fourth main storm of the season is expected to arrive which would bring wet and windy weather and there is an amber weather and there is an amber weather warning which could cause disruption and there is po