and christa's head—first ride down a bobsled run.low us on facebook and instagram. here's to the time we can get back on the road and travel again. we will see you next week. goodbye. hello there. heavy snow is on the way for tuesday. the met office have issued an amber weather warning for this one across parts of northern england, where we're looking at around io—iscm of snow over the higher ground. it's more than enough to cause transport disruption. some roads will be shut, and we could see some power cuts as well. this area of low pressure, then, these weather fronts are pushing into cold air that's with us across scotland and northern england and will be slow to budge through the course of tuesday. so it's one of these situations where the rain is starting to turn to snow, and that will continue over the next few hours. now, the initial concerns will be across parts of northern england, where we could be looking at around 3—8cm building in. but across some of the hillier areas, you don't have to go too high up for this, we're lo

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and from the rest of the team in theirs, it's goodbye.ew week, bitterly cold and snow showers, amber weather warning still remains in force across parts of east anglia and the south—east. we have some accumulations causing road closures in kent, as you can see by that picture. we have also had a keen easterly wind whipping up the north sea, making it feel a bitingly cold at times and actually this easterly flow is set to stay with us for the next few days. so yes, it is a beast from the east, the question is how long will it stay? it has been driving in snow showers across eastern scotland and north—east england through the day, more persistent snow across the south—east due to the legacy of a weather front here. that is where the amber weather warning remains throughout the night. and into tomorrow lunchtime. as you can see, plenty of snow showers are set to continue. it will be a cold start to monday as well, with temperatures just below freezing. we will start off monday with plenty of isobars on the chart, that easterly wind a notable

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and from the rest of the team in theirs, it's goodbye.ss suffolk it was wet snow and sleet but given a couple of hours and this with the snow starting to accumulate now. there are two reasons for this cold weather, it's cold air coming out of scandinavia, across that cold north sea that will dominate for the next few days. at the moment we still have the remnants of storm darcy which is causing disruption with blizzard —like conditions in northern europe and the tail end of that weather front enhances the risk of snow across east anglia and down through essex and kent. this is the story for the next few hours. there is a weather warning in force and that will stay until monday. we could see 25 centimetres plus of snow. blizzard —like weather conditions here making it feel bitingly cold but it will be a cold story right across the country with windy conditions driving further snow showers in eastern england and scotland stop sheltered western area should escape the worst of those keeps sunny spells but temperatures likely to peak at only f

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and from the rest of the team in theirs, it's goodbye.urning much colder right the way across the uk this weekend and as it does so, the risk of disruptive snow will shift further south. we saw scotland badly affected through the latter part of the weekjust gone. still some snow for scotland this afternoon and actually, increasingly at lower levels, as the colder air works in. we will also start to see some snow across parts of northern england, particularly across the high ground of the pennines. further south, it's largely rain across central and eastern england at this stage. towards the west, there will be some sunshine around. through the evening, and overnight, the colder air from the east continues to float its way southwards. a weather front comes into the mix pushing up from the continent and then we look set to see some fairly persistent snow across some southern and eastern counties of england. widespread frost takes us into sunday, further snow showers pushing in from the east across scotland and northern england, icejust abou

to christa's vigorous workout on board an ancient greek warship.ing us on social media, we are on all of the regular platforms. for now, from me, mike corey and the rest the team from beautiful pemba island, it is goodbye. hello there. it's been a fine weekend for much of the country. it's been mainly dry, and we've seen quite a bit of sunshine around — though today was actually quite chilly, particularly when you were out of the sunshine. but a fine end to the afternoon for many areas, particularly for england and wales, a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. now for this upcoming week, high pressure will dominate the scene. so it'll stay generally fine and settled with some sunshine, starting to see increasing amounts of low cloud and fog as we move through the week, and nights will remain on the chilly side, particularly where skies clear. so we've got our area of high pressure still with us then as we end the day today and push on into tonight. it means under clear skies, temperatures will take a tumble. we've got light winds as we

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and from the rest of the team in theirs, it's goodbye.m the east 2 and during sunday, we'll find a strengthening easterly wind that will bring in much colder air, and that means we're going to find snow falling more widely. the focus of the snow over the past few days has been in scotland and it's still snowing here now, but the emphasis changes more towards the south—east of england, where we're closer to storm darcy. that is bringing with it thicker cloud and added moisture, which is bumping into that really cold air that we can trace all the way back through the baltic sea and up towards the arctic. so we're going to find snow falling by the morning in the south—east and east anglia. it may well be quite slippery elsewhere, and further north we'll find snow showers coming in off the north sea. let's focus on the heavier snow where we have this amber snow warning from the met office. it covers parts of suffolk, essex and kent, widely five to ten centimetres, more in some places. and it's going to be blizzards and drifting as well, with

and christa's head—first ride down a bobsled run.an follow us on facebook and instagram. here's to the time we can get back on the road and travel again. we will see you next week. goodbye. hello there. winter is about to ramp up to another gear by the end of this week, certainly into the weekend. it'll be turning much colder with the risk of some disruptive snow in places. so for the next few days, it'll gradually be turning colder for all, and we'll see increasing snow particularly over the hills in the north. now for thursday, we've still got low pressure close by to the uk, it's the weather front across the north bringing further cloud, outbreaks of rain to northern ireland, much of scotland, northern england too, and here we'll see further snow over the scottish hills accumulating and drifting in that strong east—southeast wind. further south, after a bright start to the day, we'll start to see showery bursts of rain moving up from the south. here, it'll tend to be fairly mild, 8—10 celsius, but very cold across the north where

to christa's vigorous workout on board an ancient greek warship.wing us on social media, we are on all of the regular platforms. for now, from me, mike corey and the rest the team from beautiful pemba island, it is goodbye. the weather's been pretty good lately across most of the uk. lots of sunshine, it feels like spring. the flowers are coming up. there's certainly more oomph to that sunshine, and there's every reason to believe the weather is going to stay settled for the next few days because of high pressure. but high pressure doesn't necessarily mean sunshine everywhere. in fact, it really does all depend on how the wind blows and where around the area of high pressure. and sometimes we get sort of lumps of cloud stuck in that high, and they may creep in from the coast well inland. so, it does mean that some areas in the morning could be pretty overcast. where the skies are clear overnight, there'll be a touch of frost in the morning, but elsewhere, it's going to be above freezing. so, this is what it might look like in some areas early on su

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and from the rest of the team in theirs, it's goodbye.s tend to dominate weather headlines, doesn't it? but i want to point out that for many hit western areas today we've got some lovely sunny spells. this was cumbria just a few hours ago and we have got relatively mild are still in place with temperatures peaking around seven or 8 degrees. but in colder further east and it is this cold air that will dominate the story over the next few days, originating from the arctic and coming down across scandinavia it is also going to interact with storm dassey which is really going to fog across the far north of europe butjust the tail end of that weather front interacting with that cold air and that could bring wintry precipitation over the next few hours. some showers drifting in off the north sea and clearer skies as we go through the night so that means a cold, icy start first thing on sunday morning. but it is the south—east that will be the cause for concern during the early part of sunday. the met office has issued an amber warning potentia

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and from the rest of the team in theirs, it's bye—bye. the moment, not only the coldest night of the winter so far but the coldest night in the uk in over a decade. so, needless to say, thursday morning starts with a very hard frost wherever you are and some icy stretches as well. temperatures first thing widely well below freezing, about —3 to —8 degrees for many of us, but in the coldest spots, we are likely to see temperatures even across the southeast of england and east anglia down to around —10, possibly —20 across the highlands of scotland. so, very cold start, icy stretches around, some dangerous travelling conditions where you have got that ice, particularly in the east. through the day, we'll see more cloud working in from the southwest of england, wales and northern ireland. a few flurries of snow across the higher ground of the southwest of england. it's going to turn windy here, too, with gusts up to about 45 mph. elsewhere, the winds not as strong, a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine around on thursday, but not lifting t

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and from the rest of the team in theirs, it's goodbye.ice around and of course further snow flurries, particularly in eastern areas. the heaviest of those snow flurries as we go through tuesday, covered by a met office amber weather warning across parts of central scotland. travel, power, communication disruption possible, as those snow levels start to mount up. but it's notjust that, it's the extent of the chill this morning. may be as low as around “14, —15 through some parts of central scotland. all starting the day sub—zero. you can see where those snow showers line up through central areas of scotland. there will be others around northern and eastern parts of scotland, and we'll see little snow corridors again across parts of england and wales, just focusing some of those snow showers to give a further covering in some places. either side of it, we will see just that light flurry most of you saw through tuesday, but a better chance of some sunshine in between. you saw the winds, another windy day across the board. in the thermometers

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and from the rest of the team and theirs, it's bye—bye.t quite as cold as wednesday night, it's going to start frosty again through this morning with some ice to watch out for on untreated surfaces. plenty of sunshine through today, but there will be some snow showers — these continuing to affect the north—east of scotland and the north—east of england. a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles. and cloud further west will tend to break away as this drier air moves in from the south—east, so, many places should see the sunshine. now, another very cold day when you factor in the wind, which will be a feature throughout friday. it's going to feel much colder than these temperatures suggest, sub—zero for all areas. now, as we head through friday night, skies will be clear, so those temperatures will fall away again. we'll continue to see some snow showers grazing past eastern scotland and north—east england. the cloud and snow showers and strong winds push on into the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and

ok christo because of the chief russian researcher from billing can joining us tonight from vienna christawe appreciate you taking the time to share what you know about this sad outcome today thank you. but what impact will not all these prison sentence have on russian relations with the west there's a lot to unpack here and to do that tonight i'm joined by the energy security analyst benjamin schmidt he is in cambridge massachusetts it is good to see you again you know i say again because we've talked several times about the nord stream to pipeline the natural gas pipeline that is almost completed that would bring natural gas directly from russia to germany the treatment of of all me has been used now as that the latest reason for this project to be killed with him being sentenced to prison today what does that do to the chances of nord stream to survive. thanks so much for having me brant and i think that the lead in really tells you what you need to know about this which is that this should and does have a major impact on projects like north stream too because remember the folks that ar

to christa's vigorous workout on board an ancient greek warship.are on all of the regular platforms. for now, from me, mike corey and the rest the team from beautiful pemba island, it is goodbye. hello, it is turning into a fine, sunny sunday for most of us. a lot of dry weather, certainly. we had some fog around first thing and some we did have some low cloud and fog first thing and that has cleared to turn sunny with many parts of england and wales being a sunny afternoon and into the day, also north—east scotland but all parts of north—east scotland but all parts of north—east scotland but all parts of north—east scotland and northern ireland seem parts of cloud. bringing light winds. some stronger winds picking up affecting the channel islands. after a fine into the day for many, we will start to see that low cloud and fog rolling backin see that low cloud and fog rolling back in across parts of england and wales through the night. bit of fog and central belt of scotland, and ireland as well. clear spells for wales. here, temperatures below fre

from me, christa larwood, here at home, and for the rest of the team, and there's, it is goodbye. ——'t be fooled, because winter is returning to all of us this weekend. with a bitterly cold easterly wind picking up and the air getting colder, there's going to be some more snow more widely. now, at the moment, as we head into saturday morning, most of the snow is falling in scotland, especially in the hills, where we have this amber warning from the met office. but snow is dropping to lower levels across northern parts of scotland already. and we'll have some wet weather elsewhere across the uk, with clear skies by the morning for wales and the south—west. maybe some icy patches here too. a slippery sort of day though, i think, for much of scotland, with that rain, sleet and snow continuing — and turning to snow at lower levels in scotland throughout the day. we've got wetter weather across northern and eastern parts of england, some heavy bursts of rain. that'll turn to snow over the pennines and the north york moors later on. out to the west, it'll always be drier and brighter. thos

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christa harris, chair of the treasure island sailing center board of directors. it's a pleasure to see you by zoom and introduce it to some newer commissioner. i want to voice our strong support of this community building process. we welcome this much needed assessment. and welcome and embrace the recommendation to partner with the in vision community and recreation center and look forward to strong partnerships with the stakeholders central to making the vision of a strong inclusive mixed income community a reality. i also want to highlight our support for the call for aquatic center. the lack of swimming experience is the biggest barrier that we have in engaging low income communities. we have tried many approaches to address this challenge, teaching kids to swim, partnering with off island pools, none of the approaches have been adequate more comparable to having an island-based aquatic center. i think a public pool is a crucial step to ensuring the residents can learn water safety skills to participate in our program that includes sailing and kayaking and pad