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ok, let's take a look at the weather now, here's helen willetts.e cloud across london but it's dry, for the most part dry and fine, but it feels fresher out and about so that's worth bearing in mind if you are heading to london for the next few days, there is an outside chance of a shower tomorrow but for the most part, as you can see, it's set fair. but there is a blustery breeze out there and it's a breeze that's coming down from the north and hence the chilly feel, both by day and by night that is ushering in some arctic air, our first significant chilly blast of the autumn. so cold by nay, colder by nay chilly by night as well but there is some sunshine around as well and it's dry across many parts. this is the north—east coast, not too far to the north of that quite a lot of showers have gathered across parts of central and northern scotland, one or two for northern ireland and that east of england and the irish coast of england and wales, the north west midlands, but on balance a lot of dry weather around today. it's dry and bright with sunny

our weather forecaster helen willetts has more. hello. this large mass of cloud is a strong, powerful typhoon called noru, which has been throwing rain across the philippines for at least the last 2a hours, but has been developing intensively into that powerful storm, so a life—threatening storm because it has got destructive winds, and it will give extreme amounts of rainfall, potentially catastrophic flooding and a large storm surge. once it moves out into the south china sea's open waters, expected to still be a typhoon, it could well intensify again and head into parts of vietnam, threaten china with some heavy rain and also give rains to thailand, cambodia and laos where it has been very wet already because of low pressure. so some destructive winds which could cause power cuts, gusts of up to 250 km/h, sustained winds of 170, a large storm surge inundating the coasts with water, and therefore flash flooding because we will see exceptional amounts of rain. the wind continuing to strengthen, cloud across the uk, a short spell of rain

earlier, bbc weather presenter helen willetts, gave me the latest on the storm.it is absolutely pummelling parts of eastern canada. you can see it there, moving back out of porto rico and the dominican republic would cause catastrophic flooding. it's wins, hurricane force winds in excess of 100 miles an error, those gusts of winds, and the coastal search, storm surge, 10—12 metre high waves battering the coast line now of some parts of nova scotia, labradorand into scotia, labrador and into newfoundland scotia, labradorand into newfoundland as well. as it moves, and it will move northwards, it could bring us much as 6—10 inches of rain, and it is pumping an awful lot of warm air headed into greenland as well, we could continue to see that back you can see the progress they further showers behind it, really life—threatening rip currents along the east coast, but we are now starting to get concerned, obviously this is going to give some severe impacts but we also have another storm forming, and running a major hurricane into parts of the south—east usa next week. i

here's helen willetts. starting off with the latest on hurricane ian?olutely, although it's been downgraded to a tropical storm ida it was one of the most powerful to hit florida ranked it's not finished with its damage. there is still rain to fall in florida and as you can see it's very extensive, the rain heading into northern florida and into georgia and the carolinas so again a lot of storm surge potentially here, five or six feet, nearly two metres and several hundred millimetres of rain forecast for other states in the usa in the south—east in the next couple of days. close to our shores nothing quite as stormy but we do have our first autumnal gale is coming quite widely tomorrow with some wet weather as well, so quiet today in contrast, we've got few wish i was around, more sunshine. the wind, that chilly northerly wind, starting to ease a bit so in the sunshine away from the showers, 16—17 feels quite pleasant, we are still in september after all but it is all change. not tonight necessarily in the south and east, temperatures will dip away and

here's helen willetts. starting off with the latest on hurricane ian?

ok, let's take a look at the weather now, here's helen willetts.r the next few days, there is an outside chance of a shower tomorrow but for the most part, as you can see, it's set fair. but there is a blustery breeze out there and it's a breeze that's coming down from the north and hence the chilly feel, both by

of hours and could bring winds of up to two hundred kilometres an hour. 0ur weather forecaster helen willettsamounts of rainfall, potentially catastrophic flooding and a large storm surge. once it moves out into the south china sea's open waters, expected to still be a typhoon, it could well intensify again and head into parts of vietnam, threaten china with some heavy rain and also give raines to thailand, cambodia and laos where it has been very wet already because of low pressure. so some destructive winds which could cause power cuts, gusts of up to 250 kilometres an hour, sustained winds of 170, a large storm surge inundating the coasts with water, and therefore flash flooding because we will see exceptional amounts of rain. with a few weeks to go before the start of the men's football world cup in qatar, fans are struggling to find affordable accommodation there. many are booking hotels in dubai instead. samir hashmi has the details. with less than two months left for the world cup to kick off, the excitement is building up. qatari nationals and residents are bracing themselves for the

here's helen willetts.oxfordshire expected to get too close to freezing. it is because the wind is coming down from the north. it has been a brisk wind bringing the arctic air into eastern areas and still a few showers overnight. these are the towns and cities earlier i showed you rural. it will be surprising how chilly it is tomorrow morning and if you are heading into london to the weekend it will be cooler than average by day and certainly by night. largely dry on balance. we do have a few showers for eastern england, the north and east of scotland here. the breeze will continue to ease away and it is more likely we will see patchy fog across northern ireland so not quite as chilly here as last night. find sunshine tomorrow, bit the cloud across scotland, temperatures on a par with those of the day. feeling pleasant as the winds start to ease and particularly near the north sea coast. because we are introducing more cloud across scotland, the north and showers, it won't be quite as chilly on sunday morni

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. good morning. the wind is light. risk along the channel and for the northern isles. through the night, the rain is a very slow moving feature with another arm of the rain band potentially moving south through northern ireland into western parts of england and wales. mild night, quite close for many. another very showery picture for friday. a wet picture for parts of eastern scotland, north—east england as well. in between the showers, 1920 still feeling warm in lighter winds. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the prime minister is to unveil plans to limit energy bill rises later this morning, at a cost of billions, to protect people from soaring prices. ministers say it will give certainty to millions of people. we aim to be providing absolute clarity as to the cost of energy, in a way which will give households the ability to budget sensibly and on the basis of known facts, which is what people are crying out for. a man suspected of killing ten people in mass stabbings in canada — has died

here's helen willetts. thank you. a tale of two halves, the weather today.ng of showers now across scotland brought in by the brisk wind. in the next hour or so we should see the rain migrating across the channel and it's still rainy for the channel islands but an increasing amount of sunshine in southern parts of england along with wales, northern ireland and southern scotland where there will be dry and quite bright weather but it does feel fresh in the north and the ring direction has changed with a north—westerly that will be with us through the rest of the week and that will be the big change. overnight tonight we were noticing and it is carrying some more showers in eastern england and less mist and fog around with a bit more breeze but cooler and fresher. you can see temperatures in single figures in the north, but in the south, double figures but it will feel fresher and that north—westerly wind, that wind direction will be with us for thursday and friday and into the weekend with a low pressure to the east of us continuing to bring showers into nort

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. change in wind direction. we are now pulling the wind down from the north, behind various weather systems, bringing showers, and the northerly wind introduces arctic air across the uk, which means it will be our first significant chilly snap of the autumn. quite a windy spell as well. the winds quite blustery in the north and east, pulling in lots of showers for scotland, one or two in the east, the odd one further west coming down the cheshire planes into the north west midlands. but you can see temperatures on a par with yesterday in the north, but notably lower further south. worth bearing in mind if you are coming to london because it will feel quite chilly around the buildings, particularly with the blustery wind. there could be a shower, the outside chance of a shower tomorrow, but it is largely fine and dry. through the evenings and into the night—time period, that is when we will really notice the chill. frost is in the forecast for the north over the coming few nights. the wi