here's elizabeth rizzini. thank you. 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.

now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good afternoon.d and wales than we saw yesterday. gone are those blue skies. instead, the daffodils languishing underneath rather grey leaden skies. but still the sunshine continues across much of scotland today and indeed the far north of northern ireland too. and here is the weather front responsible for the change in our weather. it's a warm front, it's moving further northwards and eastwards as we head through the rest of the afternoon across england and wales. and it's bringing with it some milderfeeling air, but lots of thickening cloud, coastal fog and some showery outbreaks of rain on and off for the rest of the day with brisk south—westerly winds. but still some sunshine for much of northern ireland and from the borders north with some wintry showers still perhaps across the higher ground of western scotland. and overnight tonight, well our weather front continues to push further northward, sending more cloud into northern ireland and perhaps into southern scotland, too. a sharp temperature

time for a look at the weather — here's elizabeth rizzini. .. and me as well. is more warmth in the sunshine today at the moment. and sunny here across wales. more showers expected here by the time we reach the end of the day. but today probably the best day of the week in terms of sunshine. some showers towards the north and west but big changes happening from tomorrow, it starts to turn wetter and milder front mid week. we keep the milder air shunting away all the cold air out to the far north of the week but then we seek mild air streaming in from the south—west. back to today, a weather feature pushing east across from western scotland. some strong winds across exposed western coasts are more showers piling in, some of them wintry over the hills and showers across northern ireland and showers across northern ireland and western wear is. for the rest of us in a dry with sunny spells, temperatures generally average for the time of year, between eight and 10 degrees for the vast majority. tonight the fronts fizzle out across england, some wintry showers over t

here's elizabeth rizzini.melessly i am going to start off reaching for the book of little weather cliches, it will be a mixed bag of weather ahead. it will be unsettled, particularly to the north and west but lots of dry weather rourd as well, especially today. some frost and fog for many over the next couple of nights, then it will turn milder, but today we are still in that colder feeling air. in fact, the driest and the sunniest weather todayis the driest and the sunniest weather today is out to the west, such as here in swansea, a loly beach day here, further east, some sunny spells but showers blowing in from the north sea. it is more of the same through the rest of the afternoon. thaterly through cloud, rain is clearing away front bench sussex and kent. the winds will ease down here, some of the showers reaching as far west as east wales perhaps but driest. but a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for north sea facing coasts so here plenty of added wind chill to factor into the temperatures, but they are

here's elizabeth rizzini. a very different —looking day of weather across england and wales today than yesterday. some sorry looking daffodils earlier but also lots of sunshine still lasting across parts of scotland and towards the north of northern ireland, but even here it will turn unsettled through the rest of the week, we will see some much milderfeeling air too. this is the low pressure responsible for changing the weather, sending a warm front north and east across much of england and wales for the rest of the day, bringing thickening cloud, hill fell, showery outbreaks of rain, a brisk south—westerly winds out of feeling no but still brightness across the far north of northern ireland and much of scotland, although there will still be high cloud here and there might be some winteriness in scotland. staying in the colder air for the rest of today and tonight. tonight more cloud across northern ireland, outbreaks of rain here, more cloud into the borders and southern scotland but a sharp temperature cont

time for a look at the weather, here's elizabeth rizzini. hello.t is going to be colder over the next 204i was. there is some snow in the forecast for some others, but certainly not all. plenty of snow today is shetland, blizzard —like conditions with strong, gusty winds towards the coastal part of scotland. and blustery winds in east sussex. the colder air moving down from the north, displacing the yellow amount to earth further south with a cold front which will give us outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy for a while. across wales and to the midlands and east anglia this afternoon to the south, plenty of cloud and blustery winds. to the north, quite a lot of sunshine. colder feeling north, quite a lot of sunshine. colderfeeling air and north, quite a lot of sunshine. colder feeling air and wintry showers driving into the north of scotland. a range of temperatures, three or 4 degrees in the north, but 13 or 1a further south. watch out for some heavy downpours of rain as the front pretty southwards across south—east england, central and southern en

time for a look at the weather — here's elizabeth rizzini.t? this is across aberdeenshire last night, beautiful, really rather romantic, i dare say, a clear, cold, don't bother though tonight, it will turn cloudy, and in fact this was the weather story for many of us today. this is, believe it or not, the heart—shaped bottle, it's been the warmest valentine's day for over 25 years. fewer hearts around tomorrow butjust years. fewer hearts around tomorrow but just as years. fewer hearts around tomorrow butjust as many puddles, a lot more heavy rain to come in the forecast, and it could be even wilder still, we got to 16.5 today in herefordshire, it could get higher than that, potentially tomorrow. but a lot more heavy rain to come overnight tonight, that will sweep its way northwards and eastwards, a very wet, soggy start the day tomorrow, across scotland temperatures could only usually rise here throughout the night, that 12 or 13 across the south, a very mild stroke to the day, pretty much across the board. more weather fronts coming at us ag

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here's elizabeth rizzini. it's being yet another very soggy day here in cambridgeshire. last day of the month we find that some spots in east anglia have seen three times their average february rainfall, and it has been especially wet across england and wales but also mild as well. that's about to change as we start the meteorological spring with things turning colder, frosty nights into the weekend and plenty of showers, longer spells of rain, some are likely to turn wintry of a high ground. 0vernight tonight, reign overthe ground. 0vernight tonight, reign over the southeast will clear up with another developing area of low pressure swinging in from the south—west, heavy rain across wales and the south—west of england. likely to see snow across the high ground of northern ireland, through the welsh mountains and down through the welsh mountains and down through the moors. strong and gusty winds down through the channel and irish sea coasts. likely to see a frost develop in the north and east where we will see lots of clear spells with mist and fog around. tomorrow, more

here's elizabeth rizzini.o lots of sunshine still lasting across parts of scotland and towards the north of northern ireland, but even here it will turn unsettled through the rest of the week, we will see some much milderfeeling air too. this is the low pressure responsible for changing the weather, sending a warm front north and east across much of england and wales for the rest of the day, bringing thickening cloud, hill fell, showery outbreaks of rain, a

here's elizabeth rizzini. thank you.lia. here is cromer in norfolk. some spots have seen as much

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time for a look at the weather, here's elizabeth rizzini. hello, thank you, sophie.fordshire, really strong gusty winds, 47 mph earlier, you cannot say that from this pretty picture. but this is the radar pictures showing where we had snow today, marked in white of course, most over elevation, the peaks and the pennines, just pushing into southern scotland as we had through tonight. most of the snowfall will be across the hills as we had through tonight, possibly still some travel disruption, gusty winds, drifting snow perhaps, running towards the south. there will be very heavy rain with that milder across england and wales through the first part of the night, pushing northwards, wintriness over the pennines, strong gusty easterly winds across scotland. some wintriness across northern ireland, watch out for icy stretches from northern england northwards, but these temperatures will be rising somewhat through the night. now, tomorrow is more of the

now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good afternoon.ffodils languishing underneath rather grey leaden skies. but still the sunshine continues across much of scotland today and indeed the far north of northern ireland, too. and here is the weather front responsible for the change in our weather. it's a warm front. it's moving further northwards and eastwards as we head through the rest of the afternoon across england and wales. and it's bringing with it some milderfeeling air, but lots of thickening cloud, coastal fog and some showery outbreaks of rain on and off for the rest of the day with brisk south—westerly winds, but still some sunshine for much of northern ireland and from the borders north with some wintry showers still perhaps across the higher ground of western scotland. and overnight tonight, while our weather front continues to push further northward, sending more cloud into northern ireland and perhaps into southern scotland, too, a sharp temperature contrast overnight tonight with temperatures for some in the shelter. for s

here's elizabeth rizzini. hello. thank you, jane. a quieter day of weather today.cularly wet conditions across parts of the midlands. 93 flood warnings in place across england and wales, a few hundred flood alerts, but the good news as it should be a much drier weekend in store. many places turning drive. still a few showers. no pressure is still very much dominant. this is the warm front gradually displacing that much colder viewing air, quite far to the north of scotland heading through tonight and into tomorrow —— do fearing air. overnight tonight there's the chance of some snow over high levels. another 10—20 centimetres perhaps accumulating, and strong gusty winds. rain to lower levels. cooler and colder and there will also be some fog developing across england and wales heading into tomorrow morning, drier. some who felt across parts of scotland, and quite a grey day here. the whinging is becoming more confined to the far north, caithness and sutherland, —— the winter illness. some showers towards the west. some rainjust moving into the far south—east of engl

time for a look at the weather — here's elizabeth rizzini.hank you, sophie, i thought i would start of this evening with a little this is not terror related but it's still very early stage. these are the pictures from here, tends of thousands of kansas city chiefs fans were out, in the background you can see they're wearing red, that's the colours of the team, but you can see the uniforms there of law enforcement officers. now we had a police briefing within the last hour orso police briefing within the last hour or so from a kansas city police chief, let's take a listen. ijust have one thing to say, this is not kansas city. i am angered by what happened but i want you to know that the kansas city missouri police department and all the law enforcement officers that were there today that were serving and protecting did the best that we could and i'm so proud of them that they ran into danger.— they ran into danger. getting to --eole they ran into danger. getting to peeple into _ they ran into danger. getting to people into custody _ they ran i