his wife, asmina, is still waiting and hoping forjustice.or her seven children alone. i don't have a good memory when it comes to the weather. but even this is sticking with me. on sunday, according to the met office provisionally for wales the highest temperature recorded in the month of february, 19 degrees. we will keep temperatures reaching into the high teens for the first half of the week ahead with plenty of sunshine still to come. there will be an area of mist and fog in the morning. exceptionally mild days but you might be surprised at how cold and frosty get at night and then turning u nsettled frosty get at night and then turning unsettled at the end of the week. that will change this weather pattern. the jet stream to the north, this dome of mild air keeping thing settled across the british isles. and that is where we are at on monday. bit of mist and fog to start the day, slowly clearing. a cold, frosty start across east anglia, south—east england. temperatures rebounding in the afternoon sunshine. some rain pushing forwards in

his wife, asmina, is still waiting and hoping forjustice.or her seven children alone. hello. the weather has taken a leap into may. several more days to come but there are signs of a change in the forecast and we will get to that. several more days of this, you could start the day with fog and back clears and then you get the blue skies and for several more days, the warm spots will be in the mid to high teens, well above normalfor the time of year. that is how we start sunday morning with low cloud mist and fog, more widespread then recent mornings, fog dense in places, may be reluctant to clear at all from parts of yorkshire where it does not, the temperature will be held down and you get that for the time of year, warm sunshine coming back. temperatures are a little lower with recent days, but into the mid—teens and higher in other spots. high pressure around for most of us, a little area of low pressure extending the weather front into scotla nd extending the weather front into scotland as we start the week. the week ahead will bring ple