eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit very the day. top temperatures, 15 degrees — very, very mild for february. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it'll be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures still mild thanks to those south—westerly win

some rain over east anglia and the south—east, with the potential for some rain to continue in places it will be windy, with strong to gale force north—easterly winds, making it mutually, and again, those temperatures around 8—9 degrees. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at one. hello and welcome to sportsday. joe root the record england had made a strong start to the fourth test with his tenth century against india. it isa india. it is a counter offer liverpool in the europa league. they have sparta prague in the last 16. on the eve of the calcutta cup clash, we will hear from the scotland and england caps. —— campus. hello, welcome along. joe root was at the heart of england's fight back on the first day of their fourth test against india in ranchi. he reached his 31st test century and his tenth against india, which is a record. what a valuable one it could prove to be, with england batting first after winning the toss and reaching 302—7 at the close. england started well enough, but there was a clatter of wickets before lunch. zak crawley made a bright 42, but he was one of three

but ahead of that, lincolnshire, east anglia, the south east should stay dry and bright, maybe a bitmally get at this time of the year. but this is what we're seeing on thursday, even milder than today, 16, possibly 17, degrees is on the cards across east anglia in the south—east, if the cloud does break up sufficiently to give us some sunshine. but that's still quite a long way off that february temperature record set back in 2019. now, there will be some rain pushing eastwards on thursday night. there's more weather fronts queuing up in the atlantic. that one's just going to fade away. this one will bring some rain eastwards during the weekend. but with some rain overnight moving eastwards, we're going to see the last of that clear away from east anglia in the south east. and then we're all in the same boat. there'll be some sunshine coming through now and again, a fair bit of cloud, the odd shower around, but not very many of those large parts of the country will be dry. so a drier day on friday, not quite as mild, but still those temperatures above average, 12 central scotland, 1

far southeast and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day.atures, though, between about 9—13, so certainly milder than they have been. now, through wednesday evening and overnight, then, this next pulse of fairly heavy rain at times pushes its way eastwards. could be quite squally. thunderstorms possible on that line of rain as it crosses its way south—eastwards across many parts of the uk. clearer skies following on by thursday morning to northern ireland, scotland and the far north of england, where we could see some wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland. so wednesday's mild air will clear away towards the east, and into thursday, we've got these colder conditions, this cold air mass following on behind. some heavy rain where those air masses meet that'll linger through parts of central and southeastern england, i think, through thursday morning, only gradually easing away. but towards northern england, scotland, northern ireland, some clearer spells, a rash of heavy, blustery showers, though, moving in from the northwest. and i

but ahead of that, lincolnshire, east anglia, the south east should stay dry and bright, maybe a bit is what we're seeing on thursday, even milder than today, 16, possibly 17, degrees is on the cards across east anglia in the southeast, if the cloud does break up sufficiently to give us some sunshine. but that's still quite a long way off that february temperature record set back in 2019. now, there will be some rain pushing eastwards on thursday night. there's more weather fronts queuing up in the atlantic. that one's just going to fade away. this one will bring some rain eastwards during the weekend. but with some rain overnight moving eastwards, we're going to see the last of that clear away from east anglia in the south east. and then we're all in the same boat. there'll be some sunshine coming through now and again, a fair bit of cloud, the odd shower around, but not very many of those large parts of the country will be dry. so a drier day on friday, not quite as mild, but still those temperatures above average, 12 central scotland, 1a in the south east of england. and we've sti

parts of east anglia, houghton hall in norfolk had three times the average rainfall, and there's moreite picture, all of this white speckled cloud you can see to the north and west of the uk is shower cloud, and there are loads of those, so we are looking at more showers working in. and over the next few hours, by and large, the showers are most likely to be across northern and western scotland, a few for the north and west of northern ireland, one or two for wales and the southwest of england but otherwise, particularly across inland areas, we'll have clear spells to take us into saturday morning and a cold start to the day with some frost or maybe one or two icy stretches. should be a fine if somewhat chilly start to the day, then, on saturday, but it is another day where we'll see showers pop up. some of those across northern scotland, some of the heaviest ones probably across southern areas of england and southern and western wales with a real threat of seeing some hail and a bit of thunder mixed in. still, where the sunshine comes out, temperatures of around 8—10 degrees to be ex

evening and overnight, rather a lot of cloud, clear spells for a time across the south—east and east angliaeces of rain, really mild in the morning, 10 degrees in the north, about 7 degrees and east anglia and the south—east. friday overall, i think quite an overcast day for many of us. a blustery day as well with rain at times in the north—west but wins really strong in the coming days with bumping and flowing across the uk, gusts in the pennine. a0 celsius. if you look at the pressure chart, these isobars, high pressure to the south, low pressure to the north. that big pressure gradients and we get those wins rushing across the uk. -- and we get those wins rushing across the uk. —— across the bulk of england and wales temperatures pushing the mid—teens. spot the difference as we head through saturday and into sunday. again, high to the south, low to the north, big pressure gradient. weather fronts sneaking in the middle bringing a lot of cloud and also some outbreaks of rain. again, very strong winds. really mild conditions, 1a in the south. about 12 in liverpool, a bit colder than in the

eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit veryld for february. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it'll be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures still mild thanks to those south—westerly winds. a windier day overall to come on wednesday, the ra

warm front pushes it is what further south, lots of plant, some mist, slice of sunshine across east anglialands but temperatures rising, 13 or 1a celsius and they could perhaps get higher as thanks, elizabeth. and that's bbc news at one. we head into thursday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. a last—minute winner in overtime gives the chiefs back to back superbowls and a party in vegas. celebrations as the hosts of the africa cup of nations come from behind to lift the trophy in front of their home fans. and the athletics world is reeling after the death of marathon record holder kelvin kiptum atjust 24. it's the biggest match in american sport, and this year's superbowl was even bigger as more than 100 million are thought to have watched the kansas city chiefs beat the san francisco 49ers in overtime to win their third super bowl in five years. a last—gasp field goal by the chiefs made it 19—19 to send the game into overtime, and, although the 49ers edged back in front, patrick mahomes�* touchdown pass to mecole hardman to make it 25—22 to defending champions kansas city,

but ahead of that, lincolnshire, east anglia, the southeast should stay dry and bright, maybe a bit ofing on thursday, even milder than today — 16, possibly 17 celsius is on the cards across east anglia, in the southeast, if the cloud does break up sufficiently to give us some sunshine. but that's still quite a long way off that february temperature record set back in 2019. now, there will be some rain pushing eastwards on thursday night. there's more weather fronts queuing up in the atlantic. that one's just going to fade away. this one will bring some rain eastwards during the weekend. but with some rain overnight moving eastwards, we're going to see the last of that clear away from east anglia in the southeast. and then we're all in the same boat. there'll be some sunshine coming through now and again, a fair bit of cloud, the odd shower around, but not very many of those, large parts of the country will be dry. so a drier day on friday, not quite as mild, but still those temperatures above average — 12 in central scotland, 1a in the southeast of england. and we've still got that sa

with some rain overnight moving eastwards, we're going to see the last of that clear away from east angliaund, but not very many of those large parts of the country will be dry. so a drier day on friday, not quite as mild, but still those temperatures above average — 12 in central scotland, 1a in the southeast of england. and we've still got that same sort of mild air in place on saturday. it could be quite a bit of cloud, best of the sunshine in the east and out to the west where we see that weather front that's bringing rain, northern ireland, western scotland and the far southwest of england. and ahead of that, it's about 12 celsius. this is bbc news, the headlines. reports from gaza say the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate a hospital in the southern city of khan younis. labour insists it would take decisive action to block its candidates if it emerges they are unfit to be mps. we will talk to a political correspondent from the financial times in the next half hour. and scientists say they've established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other, j

so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia and thenpushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday during wednesday morning, pushing into scotland, wales as well, fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england that should clear away by the middle of the morning. and then these bursts of rain could be quite heavy as they push across wales, into central england as well for south and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day. but a return to a few more showers from the north west. temperatures, though, between about nine to 13. som certainly milder than they have been. now, through wednesday evening and overnight. then this next pulse of fairly heavy rain at times pushes its way eastwards. could be quite squally. thunderstorms possible on that line of rain as it crosses its way south eastwards across many parts of the uk. clearer skies following on by thursday morning to northern ireland, scotland and the far north of england where we could see some wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland. so

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but ahead of that, lincolnshire, east anglia, the southeast should stay dry and bright, maybe a bit ofia, in the southeast, if the cloud does break up sufficiently to give us some sunshine. but that's still quite a long way off that february temperature record set back in 2019. now, there will be some rain pushing eastwards on thursday night. there's more weather fronts queuing up in the atlantic. that one's just going to fade away. this one will bring some rain eastwards during the weekend. but with some rain overnight moving eastwards, we're going to see the last of that clear away from east anglia in the southeast. and then we're all in the same boat. there'll be some sunshine coming through now and again, a fair bit of cloud, the odd shower around, but not very many of those, large parts of the country will be dry. so a drier day on friday, not quite as mild, but still those temperatures above average — 12 in central scotland, ia in the southeast of england. and we've still got that same sort of mild air in place on saturday. it could be quite a bit of cloud, best of the sunshine i

just pushes southwards and eastwards through the night, moving into shetland and lingering across east angliat some clear spells developing behind, although temperatures won't drop very far, staying in double figures for most. a few isolated showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, perhaps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between 10—14, maybe even 15 degrees celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be

just pushes southwards and eastwards through the night, moving into shetland and lingering across east angliaures won't drop very far, staying in double figures for most. a few isolated showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the southeast of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, perhaps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between 10 and ia, maybe even 15 degrees celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder, particularly by night. and it's still

eventually, we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit veryew working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one's going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so, sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it will be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures still mild thanks to those south—westerly winds. a windier day overall to come on wednesday, the rain much heavier as well. could see

eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit veryy. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it'll be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures still mild thanks to those south—westerly winds. a windier day overall to come on wednesday, the rain much heavie

parts of east anglia, houghton hall in norfolk had three times the average rainfall, and there's moreckled cloud you can see to the north and west of the uk is shower cloud, and there are loads of those, so we are looking at more showers working in. and over the next few hours, by and large, the showers are most likely to be across northern and western scotland, a few for the north and west of northern ireland, one or two for wales and the southwest of england but otherwise, particularly across inland areas, we'll have clear spells to take us into saturday morning and a cold start to the day with some frost or maybe one or two icy stretches. should be a fine if somewhat chilly start to the day, then, on saturday, but it is another day where we'll see showers pop up. some of those across northern scotland, some of the heaviest ones probably across southern areas of england and southern and western wales with a real threat of seeing some hail and a bit of thunder mixed in. still, where the sunshine comes out, temperatures of around 8—10 degrees to be expected — that's about average at t

it does mean a different story in the london area and east anglia tomorrow, relentless rain, slow toar, cloudy skies across england, the best brightness will be in northern ireland and scotland accompanied by some brisk showers and gale force whence. starting to see the colder air coming down from the north—west. clinging onto the mild weather across the south—east corner. but as we move through the evening and into the early hours of friday morning, with temperatures falling away, bumping into some cold air, we could actually see some snow to greet us for the first day of march, but it will be above 200 metres. but enough to see a few centimetres starting to accumulate, so, higher ground perhaps across north—west england and north wales, circulating around that area of low pressure. plenty of frequent showers for many, top temperatures, cooler feel to the beginning of march, 6—9. that's it. i'm back at ten, but you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. now, let's join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello, i'm olly foster — here's what's coming up o

eventually, we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit very now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one's going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so, sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it will be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures still mild thanks to those south—westerly winds. a windier day overall to come on wednesday, the rain much heavie

parts of east anglia, houghton hall in norfolk had three times the average rainfall, and there's morepicture, all of this white speckled cloud you can see to the north and west of the uk is shower cloud, and there are loads of those, so we are looking at more showers working in. and over the next few hours, by and large, the showers are most likely to be across northern and western scotland, a few for the north and west of northern ireland, one or two for wales and the southwest of england but otherwise, particularly across inland areas, we'll have clear spells to take us into saturday morning and a cold start to the day with some frost or maybe one or two icy stretches. should be a fine if somewhat chilly start to the day, then, on saturday, but it is another day where we'll see showers pop up. some of those across northern scotland, some of the heaviest ones probably across southern areas of england and southern and western wales with a real threat of seeing some hail and a bit of thunder mixed in. still, where the sunshine comes out, temperatures of around 8—10 degrees to be expect

really mild in the morning, 10 degrees in the north, about seven in east anglia and the south—east andy as well with the rain at times in the north—west but those winds really will be quite strong in the coming days, bumping, flowing and blowing across the uk. gusts to leave the pennines and 50 miles an hour, 13—14 c. high pressure to the south and low pressure to the north. big temperature or pressure gradient and we get those winds rushing across the uk. in the north, little bit colder here were some showers, 7 degrees on stornoway, but across the bulk of england and wales temperature is actually pushing the mid—teens. spot the difference we had three saturday and into sunday. again, height of the south, low to the north, pressure gradient, whether from sneaking the north, pressure gradient, whetherfrom sneaking in the north, pressure gradient, whether from sneaking in the the north, pressure gradient, whetherfrom sneaking in the middle putting a lot of cloud and also some outbreaks of rain and, again, very strong gale force winds around some coasts and really mild conditions, 14 coa

parts of east anglia, houghton hall in norfolk had three times the average rainfall, and there's moree to the north and west of the uk is shower cloud, and there are loads of those, so we are looking at more showers working in. and over the next few hours, by and large, the showers are most likely to be across northern and western scotland, a few for the north and west of northern ireland, one or two for wales and the southwest of england but otherwise, particularly across inland areas, we'll have clear spells to take us into saturday morning and a cold start to the day with some frost or maybe one or two icy stretches. should be a fine if somewhat chilly start to the day, then, on saturday, but it is another day where we'll see showers pop up. some of those across northern scotland, some of the heaviest ones probably across southern areas of england and southern and western wales with a real threat of seeing some hail and a bit of thunder mixed in. still, where the sunshine comes out, temperatures of around 8—10 degrees to be expected — that's about average at this time of the year.

overall it's been a mild and really very wet february, particularly for parts of east anglia. here is cromer in norfolk. some spots have seen as much as three times the average february rainfall. the general situation as we head into the start of march is it will stay unsettled, so wet and windy again at times but what you will notice is how much colder it will notice is how much colder it will feel for the rest of the week. frosty nights and some of that rain will turn to snow, particularly above 200 metres and tomorrow that will include the higher ground of northern ireland, the mountains of wales, some of that could move to the southern uplands by the end of the southern uplands by the end of the day. overnight tonight the rain clears away from east anglia, this deep area of low pressure will push northwards and eastwards, some of the rain likely to turn to snow over the rain likely to turn to snow over the hills and some heavy downpours of rain across wales and south—west england. blustery through the channel and it's cold. towards the east we see clear skies and a frost i

so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia, andday morning pushing into scotland, wales as well. fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england — that should clear away by the middle of the morning. and then these bursts of rain could be quite heavy as they push across wales, into central england as well. far southeast and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day but a return to a few more showers from the northwest. temperatures, though, between about 9—13, so certainly milder than they have been. now, through wednesday evening and overnight then, this next pulse of fairly heavy rain at times pushes its way eastwards. could be quite squally. thunderstorms possible on that line of rain as it crosses its way southeastwards across many parts of the uk. clearer skies following on by thursday morning to northern ireland, scotland and the far north of england where we could see some wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland. so wednesday's mild air will clear away towards the east, and into thursday, we've got

parts of east anglia, houghton hall in norfolk had three times the average rainfall, and there's more all of this white speckled cloud you can see to the north and west of the uk is shower cloud, and there are loads of those, so we are looking at more showers working in. and over the next few hours, by and large, the showers are most likely to be across northern and western scotland, a few for the north and west of northern ireland, one or two for wales and the southwest of england but otherwise, particularly across inland areas, we'll have clear spells to take us into saturday morning and a cold start to the day with some frost or maybe one or two icy stretches. should be a fine if somewhat chilly start to the day, then, on saturday, but it is another day where we'll see showers pop up. some of those across northern scotland, some of the heaviest ones probably across southern areas of england and southern and western wales with a real threat of seeing some hail and a bit of thunder mixed in. still, where the sunshine comes out, temperatures of around 8—10 degrees to be expected — tha

the rain lingering on across the south east of england and east anglia.he clearance of this rain from east anglia and from southeast england as we head through sunday morning. so if you have got plans, thenjust bear that in mind that this rain could linger on for some potentially into the first part of the afternoon. it will turn more showery, though. there will be some brightness, some sunshine developing for most showers, particularly out towards the north and the west. temperatures, again, very mild, 12 or 13 degrees celsius for the majority. as we head through sunday night, there's another weather front approaching from the northwest that's likely to bring some more outbreaks of rain and that sinks southwards and eastwards as we head through monday morning. again, there will be some showers on this and brighter spells behind and a bit of sunshine, more of a northwesterly wind and a slight dip in temperature, too. so it won't feel quite so mild on monday. but still, temperatures just a little above the seasonal average, generally nine to 13 degrees cel

far southeast and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day.n. now, through wednesday evening and overnight, then, this next pulse of fairly heavy rain at times pushes its way eastwards. could be quite squally. thunderstorms possible on that line of rain as it crosses its way south—eastwards across many parts of the uk. clearer skies following on by thursday morning to northern ireland, scotland and the far north of england, where we could see some wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland. so wednesday's mild air will clear away towards the east, and into thursday, we've got these colder conditions, this cold air mass following on behind. some heavy rain where those air masses meet that'll linger through parts of central and southeastern england, i think, through thursday morning, only gradually easing away. but towards northern england, scotland, northern ireland, some clearer spells, a rash of heavy, blustery showers, though, moving in from the northwest. and i think north of the central belt, they could be a little bit wintry, above

eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the southeast, albeit veryary. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it'll be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures still mild thanks to those southwesterly winds. a windier day overall to come on wednesday, the rain much heavi

eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the southeast, albeit very the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it'll be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures still mild thanks to those southwesterly winds. a windier day overall to come on wednesday, the rain much heavier as well. could

just pushes southwards and eastwards through the night, moving into shetland and lingering across east anglialear spells developing behind, although temperatures won't drop very far, staying in double figures for most. a few isolated showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, perhaps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between 10—14, maybe even 15 celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder,

just pushes southwards and eastwards through the night, moving into shetland and lingering across east angliad showers out towards the north and the west as we head into tomorrow morning. but a rather soggy start to the day across the south east of england, down towards the south coast as well, east anglia and across shetland. the rain will eventually clear, but it could linger on for some as we head even into the first part of the afternoon, but it will turn gradually more showery. cloud behind it, the cloud breaking up to leave us with some bright and some sunny spells. but for many, i think it will stay largely dry through the day on sunday. some isolated showers again out towards the west of scotland, perhaps western wales and northern ireland, but mostly dry. temperatures again well above the seasonal average, peaking between ten and 14, maybe even 15 degrees celsius. next week, though, temperatures will be dipping back down to the seasonal average. so it will be feeling colder, particularly by night. and it's still going to be rather unsettled. various areas of low pressure moving in fr

east anglia, south—east and the channel island also stay wet.ld, on the face of it, 11—13, that wind will temper the feel. now, that first batch of rain gets out the way, but links into more persistent rain through the channel and ininto thursday a batch of lively down pours from the west. the dividing line between the milder air in dividing line between the milderair in the dividing line between the milder air in the south—east in the night and something colder to the north and west, frost and ice. that colder air will push in add we go to thursday, pushing across all parts of the uk as rain gradually clears eastwards. it will push back to the way february should feel. a mild start for much of england and wales. heavy rain at times. strong winds through the english channel. the rain edges out, brightersky, showers english channel. the rain edges out, brighter sky, showers a mixture of rain, hail and sleet and snow over the hills with temperatures by tend of the afternoon in mid— to high single figures. cold start to friday compared to what we'v