highland scotland could be the place that stays a bit chilly.ut in the mix and some clear spells, some rain fringing into northern ireland and western scotland, mildest in the south—west of england where we will see a lot of cloud tomorrow morning and some of rain. two main areas of wet weather tomorrow, one pushing up from the south—west, affecting a good part of england and wales. some of that could be heavy and thundery for a time into the afternoon. also this band of rain working northwards across scotland, could be some snow mixing in over higher ground in the highlands because temperatures, 7—8. further south, temperatures a touch higher than they have been. as we move through tomorrow night and thursday night into friday, heavy rain for a thursday night into friday, heavy rainfora time, thursday night into friday, heavy rain for a time, much of that will clear and the north of the casing lots of clout and a few showers on friday. furthersouth, lots of clout and a few showers on friday. further south, some spells of sunshine and certainly

yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures reaching 21.2 in kinlochewe in highland scotlands were particularly high here because of the scottish mountains. you see, for most of us, we had brisk winds, but those winds were blocked by the mountains and so with light winds here the sun's energy was concentrated, allowing those temperatures to climb into the low 20s. elsewhere, those brisk winds meant the sun's energy was spread through a greater depth of atmosphere and so temperatures weren't quite so high. more of the same to come over the next few days thanks to this big area of high pressure and that means we've got more sunshine to look forward to once again. the highest temperatures are going to be across north—west scotland. we're already seeing temperatures into the low 20s and it could be that we beat yesterday's highest temperature, so it could be the warmest day of the year so far in the highlands, but across eastern areas, with the winds coming in from the chilly north sea, temperatures will be suppressed. highs more likely to be around ten or 11 degrees celsius. in

highest temperature so far this yearwas in highland highest temperature so far this year was in highland scotlande have to look back all the way to 1986 to find a year when we've had to wait this long for temperatures higher than that across england and wales. but that may be about to change. over the next few days, some warmer air pushes its way northwards. the one place that won't get an awful lot warmer is the far north of scotland. so, through the rest of the week, we will see some spells of rain through the day ahead, and then it turns warmerfor many into the start of the weekend, albeit still with some scattered showers, some decent dry weather as well. but for thursday, a couple of different frontal systems, this one pushing in from the southwest, this one just easing its way in towards the western side of scotland. so two different areas of rain, really. this one grazing the north coast of northern ireland and then pushing its way eastwards and north eastwards across scotland, maybe some snow over the highest ground here. and then this area of wet weather pushing in across the south west

in fact, the highest temperature we've recorded this yearwas in highlands, scotland, 21.2 celsius.bove 18 degrees celsius. we have to look back all the way to 1986 to find a year when we've had to wait this long for temperatures higher than that across england and wales. but that may be about to change. over the next few days, some warmer air pushes its way northwards. the one place that won't get an awful lot warmer is the far north of scotland. so, through the rest of the week, we will see some spells of rain through the day ahead, and then it turns warmer for many into the start of the weekend, albeit still with some scattered showers, some decent dry weather as well. but for thursday, a couple of different frontal systems, this one pushing in from the southwest, this one just easing its way in towards the western side of scotland. so two different areas of rain, really. this one grazing the north coast of northern ireland and then pushing its way eastwards and north eastwards across scotland, maybe some snow over the highest ground here. and then this area of wet weather pushin

for the second day on the run, highland scotland had the day's highest temperature, up to 21 degrees.ugh to block the winds. and so, with lighter winds here, more of the sun's energy is used to boost temperatures, whereas in those places where it's quite windy, some of that sun's heat get mixed through a larger depth of the atmosphere, so it never gets quite so warm. 0vernight tonight, we do have cloudy skies for england and wales, developing with an odd shower in the southwest, the clearer skies in scotland, that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures heading into wednesday. now, on the face of it, high pressure stays in charge for at least the next couple of days. still, with the winds coming in from an easterly direction, however, there will be more in the way of cloud for england and wales on wednesday, an odd shower for the southwest. the best of the sunshine in the morning in scotland and northern ireland, but increasingly we should see sunshine developing elsewhere as we go through the afternoon. it will continue to feel quite chilly with the onshore winds across the east co

the highest temperature again was in highland scotland, 19 celsius. t topsy—turvy. by sunday a significant drop in temperature for scotland and northern ireland, but ironically temperatures may be a little higher than today across some parts of england and wales. we start with a chilly start across southern parts of england south and wales, some frost patches and across scotland where we have clearer skies. the rain is pushing slowly northwards across northern england, coming to rest across northern ireland and southern scotland. to the north some sunshine away from the low cloud in the north—east and across england and a little bit of sunshine triggering some showers, maybe some wetter weather in the far south—west. temperatures are evening out on saturday. still rather chilly but could make 16 degrees in the sunshine in parts of scotland. certainly more unsettled because we have low pressure dominating the weather and that will still be hanging around into the second half of the weekend. quite a messy picture again for sunday, this time we have more

temperatures have been 17, even 19 again in highland scotland. before then, though, a bit of rain heading its way over night into northern ireland and southern scotland. still affecting parts of northern england. either side of that, we should be dry with clearer skies and a touch of frost in some parts of scotland and italy start tomorrow for southern england and wales, maybe early mist and fog patches as well. the rain is really slowing down and affecting northern ireland, so a big change in the weather. some rain for southern scotland and showers may be developing across england and wales and something a bit wetter in the south—west of england. to the north of the band of rain, some sunshine away from low cloud in north—east scotland. temperatures could reach 16 perhaps in the sunshine but otherwise, temperatures evening out at about 11—14. this is the forecast for the marathon, not great, it will be cool but it looks like we have got some rain, particularly in the morning. this could be one of the wettest parts of the country on sunday. rain

in fact, the highest temperature we've recorded this yearwas in highland scotland, 21.2 celsius. all the way to 1986 to find a year when we've had to wait this long for temperatures higher than that across england and wales. but that may be about to change. over the next few days, some warmer air pushes its way northwards. the one place that won't get an awful lot warmer is the far north of scotland. so, through the rest of the week, we will see some spells of rain through the day ahead, and then it turns warmer for many into the start of the weekend, albeit still with some scattered showers, some decent dry weather as well. but for thursday, a couple of different frontal systems, this one pushing in from the southwest, this one just easing its way in towards the western side of scotland. so two different areas of rain, really. this one grazing the north coast of northern ireland and then pushing its way eastwards and northeastwards across scotland, maybe some snow over the highest ground here. and then this area of wet weather pushing in across the southwest of england, some of

as usual for this as usualfor this time as usual for this time of the year, highland scotland is the place to be, although it may not be quite as warm as it was yesterday, but still in that sunshine, temperatures reach 18 degrees. we have the same weather pattern as yesterday, high—pressure centre to the north of the uk. that takes the showers away from the south—west, but we have still got this quite chilly and gusty wind from the east. it feels particularly chilly with the cloud and we have more of that today in wales. temperatures here not quite as high as they were yesterday. but there one strongest in eastern england and wales, to northern ireland, perhaps into the south—west of scotland for a while, otherwise a good deal of sunshine. temperatures stuck at around 12 to 15. it will feel chilly along north sea coasts. the cloud moves away from wales and the south—west and northern ireland over night and later there could be a few bits of cloud into the pennines and the welsh hills, but it will be dry and clear and the winds will drop. temperatures will fall away quite a bit and it

as usual for this as usualfor this time as usual for this time of the year, highland scotland is thee, temperatures reach 18 degrees. we have the same weather pattern as yesterday, high—pressure centre to the north of the uk. that takes the showers away from the south—west, but

for the second day on the run, highland scotland had the day's highest temperature up to 21 degrees.ugh to block the winds. and so with lighter winds here, more of the sun's energy is used to boost temperatures, whereas in those places where it's quite windy, some of that sun's heat get mixed through a larger depth of the atmosphere. so it never gets quite so warm. 0vernight tonight, we do have cloudy skies for england and wales, developing with an odd shower in the southwest, the clearer skies in scotland, that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures heading into wednesday. now, on the face of it, high pressure stays in charge for at least the next couple of days. still, with the winds coming in from an easterly direction, however, there will be more in the way of cloud for england and wales on wednesday and hard showers for the south west. the best of the sunshine in the morning in scotland and northern ireland, but increasingly we should see sunshine developing elsewhere as we go through the afternoon. it will continue to feel quite chilly with the onshore winds across the east

, minus seven cetetae— highland, scotland, minus seven celsius possible— highland, scotland,air persists in the— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the north of seattant— air persists in the north of scotland another frost scotland with another frost tttetw— scotland with another frost likely elsewhere across the uk. taa— likely elsewhere across the uk. taa naen— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud to— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud to allow a frost to too much cloud to allow a frost ta tann — too much cloud to allow a frost ta tann .— too much cloud to allow a frost ta tann . ant— too much cloud to allow a frost to form . and in— too much cloud to allow a frost to form . and in fact, we'll see to form. and in fact, we'll see some outbreaks— to form. and in fact, we'll see some outbreaks of_ to form. and in fact, we'll see some outbreaks of rain reaching eeten— some outbreaks of rain reaching western scotland,— some outbreaks of rain reaching western scotland, southern seattant— western sco

most frequent through the afternoon, northern england and northern ireland, as well as the highlands of scotlandty in the south, it will make it feel a bit cooler for some of you compared with today, but for the likes of east of scotland, it'll actually feel a bit warmer with a bit more sunshine. now, as we go into tuesday morning, we'll see showers gradually fade away overnight, and it will be a chilly start to tuesday. only i—2 showers continuing, and we'll get used to some colder nights through this week at times. but actually, a reasonably pleasant day for some on tuesday. to the north and east of the country, save just i—2 isolated showers, a lot of dry weather, some will stay dry throughout the day. to the south and the west, though, make the most of the morning brightness because the afternoon turning cloudier, wetter, and also windier, gales in the southwest before the day is out. temperatures again dropping just a little bit. and that brings us into our windiest spell of weather this week, tuesday night into wednesday, deepening area of low pressure pushing across, a pretty wet night th

yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures reaching 21.2 in kinlochewe in highland scotlandsh mountains. it's quite windy for most part of the uk but those mountains are high enough to block the wind so with lighter c or, more the of suns energy is used to boost temperatures where those plates were its quite windy, some of those son he's get mixed. so it never gets quite so warm. overnight tonight we do have cloudy skies for england and wales developing with an arch shower in the southwest. clear skies in scotland. that's where we will see the lowest temperatures heading into wednesday. on the face of it, high pressure stays in charge for at least the next couple of days. still with the winds coming in from an easterly direction. however, there will be more in the way of cloud for england and wales on wednesday. the best of the sunshine in the morning in scotland and northern ireland, but increasingly we should see sunshine developing elsewhere as you get through the afternoon. it will continue to feel quite chilly with onshore winds across the east coast of scotland and nor

in fact, the highest temperature we've recorded this yearwas in highland scotland, 21.2 celsius.peratures higher than that across england and wales. but that may be about to change. over the next few days, some warmer air pushes its way northwards. the one place that won't get an awful lot warmer is the far north of scotland. so, through the rest of the week, we will see some spells of rain through the day ahead, and then it turns warmer for many into the start of the weekend, albeit still with some scattered showers, some decent dry weather as well. but for thursday, a couple of different frontal systems, this one pushing in from the southwest, this one just easing its way in towards the western side of scotland. so two different areas of rain, really. this one grazing the north coast of northern ireland and then pushing its way eastwards and northeastwards across scotland, maybe some snow over the highest ground here. and then this area of wet weather pushing in across the southwest of england, some of that rain will then get up into wales, parts of the midlands, east anglia, c

following a weekend of warm sunshine that saw temperatures climb to 17 degrees in both highland, scotlandsive heavy thundery showers. the biggest storms were associated with this lump of cloud that worked across the midlands, northern england into lincolnshire. but our focus is now switching out into the atlantic, where a strong jet stream is going to generate another area of low pressure from this streak of cloud. you can see just to the west. and that is going to be bringing some strong winds our way through tuesday night. more on that in a second. we start off tuesday morning, though, for many with plenty of morning sunshine, quite a chilly start to the day. just a few showers around the afternoon, sees rain spreads to northern ireland, wales and south west england. temperatures around 11 to 14 degrees with the winds picking up in the west through the afternoon. now through tuesday night, though, it gets really windy with a zone of winds reaching around 50 to 60 miles an hour in the west. so very gusty conditions. there is a small chance that we could see an even stronger area of low p

yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures reaching 21.2 in the highlands of scotlandere were the so toasty? that was down to the mountains themselves. most of us had brisk winds, but winds were blocked by the mountains to the sun's energy was concentrated, allowing temperatures to search. most of us, the wind meant that temperatures were not quite so high. more of the same over the next few days with this area of high pressure going nowhere very far for the next few days. although most of us will keep the sunshine this afternoon, there are a few exceptions. cloudier in the south—east of england for a time. an odd showers possible. also some cloud across the eastern coast of scotland and north—east england. around the coast, temperatures around 10—11, not feeling that warm. the highest temperature be further west. again, in the highlands looking at temperatures climbing into the low 20s. some of you might turn out to be quite an easy today because it is very high levels of tree pollen. something like 25% of us are sensitive to that, so you might find a tissue or too ha

for the second day on the run, highland scotland had the day's highest temperature up to 21 degrees.s used to boost temperatures, whereas in those places where it's quite windy, some of that sun's heat get mixed through a larger depth of the atmosphere. so it never gets quite so warm. overnight tonight, we do have cloudy skies for england and wales, developing with an odd shower in the southwest, the clearer skies in scotland, that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures heading into wednesday. now, on the face of it, high pressure stays in charge for at least the next couple of days. still, with the winds coming in from an easterly direction, however, there will be more in the way of cloud for england and wales on wednesday and hard showers for the south west. the best of the sunshine in the morning in scotland and northern ireland, but increasingly we should see sunshine developing elsewhere as we go through the afternoon. it will continue to feel quite chilly with the onshore winds across the east coast of scotland and northern ireland, the highest temperature in the west and ag

look at this stunning weather watcher picture for the second day on the run, highland scotland had thetures heading into wednesday. now, on the face of it, high pressure stays in charge for at least the next couple of days. still, with the winds coming in from an easterly direction, however, there will be more in the way of cloud for england and wales on wednesday, an odd shower for the southwest. the best of the sunshine in the morning in scotland and northern ireland, but increasingly we should see sunshine developing elsewhere as we go through the afternoon. it'll continue to feel quite chilly with the onshore winds across the east coast of scotland and northern ireland, the highest temperature in the west and again, in the highlands, temperatures should reach the high teens, if not the low 20s. now, we have some slightly cooler air working in on thursday. again, it's going to be a largely dry day, but in the sunshine, i suppose it will still feel ok if you're out of the wind. it is across the north sea coast where you'll continue to feel a certain chill due to those brisk and gusty

yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures reaching 21.2 in the highlands of scotland those winds were blocked by the mountains. with light winds here, the sun's energy was concentrated. elsewhere those brisk winds meant the sun's energy was spread though a greater depth of atmosphere. more high pressure means we have more sunshine to look forward to. in north—west scotland, we are already seeing temperatures into the low 20s, and we could beat yesterday's highest temperature. it could be the warmest day of the year so far in the highlands. but across eastern areas, temperatures will be suppressed, highs more likely 10 or 11 degrees. wherever you are, probably not feeling too bad. the chance of a light shower across north—east england this afternoon. we have also got very high levels of pollen, particularly across western areas. for those who suffer from tree pollen, it could be quite a sneezy afternoon. the emphasis is still on a lot of dry weather. with clear skies, it turns chilly, particularly across the northern areas. tomorrow generally a bit more in a way of clo

most frequent through the afternoon, northern england and northern ireland, as well as the highlands of scotland the afternoon, gusty in the south, it will make it feel a bit cooler for some of you compared with today, but for the likes of east of scotland, it'll actually feel a bit warmer with a bit more sunshine. now, as we go into tuesday morning, we'll see showers gradually fade away overnight, and it will be a chilly start to tuesday. 0nly1—2 showers continuing, and we'll get used to some colder nights through this week at times. but actually, a reasonably pleasant day for some on tuesday. to the north and east of the country, save just 1—2 isolated showers, a lot of dry weather, some will stay dry throughout the day. to the south and the west, though, make the most of the morning brightness because the afternoon turning cloudier, wetter, and also windier, gales in the southwest before the day is out. temperatures again dropping just a little bit. and that brings us into our windiest spell of weather this week, tuesday night into wednesday, deepening area of low pressure pushing across, a p

most frequent through the afternoon, northern england and northern ireland, as well as the highlands of scotland through into the afternoon, gusty in the south, it will make it feel a bit cooler for some of you compared with today, but for the likes of east of scotland, it'll actually feel a bit warmer with a bit more sunshine. now, as we go into tuesday morning, we'll see showers gradually fade away overnight, and it will be a chilly start to tuesday. 0nly1—2 showers continuing, and we'll get used to some colder nights through this week at times. but actually, a reasonably pleasant day for some on tuesday. to the north and east of the country, save just 1—2 isolated showers, a lot of dry weather, some will stay dry throughout the day. to the south and the west, though, make the most of the morning brightness because the afternoon turning cloudier, wetter, and also windier, gales in the southwest before the day is out. temperatures again dropping just a little bit. and that brings us into our windiest spell of weather this week, tuesday night into wednesday, deepening area of low pressure pushin

most frequent through the afternoon, northern england and northern ireland, as well as the highlands of scotland make it feel a bit cooler for some of you compared with today, but for the likes of east of scotland, it'll actually feel a bit warmer with a bit more sunshine. now, as we go into tuesday morning, we'll see showers gradually fade away overnight, and it will be a chilly start to tuesday. only 1—2 showers continuing, and we'll get used to some colder nights through this week at times. but actually, a reasonably pleasant day for some on tuesday. to the north and east of the country, save just 1—2 isolated showers, a lot of dry weather, some will stay dry throughout the day. to the south and the west, though, make the most of the morning brightness because the afternoon turning cloudier, wetter, and also windier, gales in the southwest before the day is out. temperatures again dropping just a little bit. and that brings us into our windiest spell of weather this week, tuesday night into wednesday, deepening area of low pressure pushing across, a pretty wet night through the uk to take us

good evening, 21 degrees no less today in the northern highlands of scotland.coast of scotland and here is edinburgh with an easterly wind off the north sea, cloud coming in, those chilly winds really adding to that cold feel. why is it so cold with the wind off the north sea? the water of the north sea is cold this tiny, eight or 9 degrees. this high across scandinavia, easterly winds to the south and pulled the air of the north sea straight into north—eastern coastal counties. here it all starts to become a little more easterly through wednesday, so perhaps not quite as warm across western scotland. but we will see through wednesday a bit more cloud across england and wales and come the afternoon, continuing to lurk across wales and the south—west of england, providing a few showers. another look at that window and i will use the word nagging because effectively as it goes on day on day, that is what it will do. we're not going to lose that until the end of the week. for north sea coastal resorts, we will see temperatures no higher than ten or 11. further wes

most frequent through the afternoon, northern england and northern ireland, as well as the highlands of scotlandof you compared with today, but for the likes of east of scotland, it'll actually feel a bit warmer with a bit more sunshine. now, as we go into tuesday morning, we'll see showers gradually fade away overnight, and it will be a chilly start to tuesday. 0nly1—2 showers continuing, and we'll get used to some colder nights through this week at times. but actually, a reasonably pleasant day for some on tuesday. to the north and east of the country, save just one or two isolated showers, a lot of dry weather, some will stay dry throughout the day. to the south and the west, though, make the most of the morning brightness because the afternoon turning cloudier, wetter, and also windier, gales in the southwest before the day is out. temperatures again dropping just a little bit. and that brings us into our windiest spell of weather this week, tuesday night into wednesday, deepening area of low pressure pushing across, a pretty wet night through the uk to take us through tuesday night into wed

for example, the highlands of scotland bit of phone effect when he gave 20 degrees or just above . in the far north knife, a most asked not the case. no. is it going to be because his on shore breeze is quite cold and is full of cloud tickly for england, so bright and sunny and warm may be for scotland for the rest? not sir. and that's true for much of europe as well. those nice in iberia, much of central eastern europe, is still coveting clad, and for some quite a strong wind that is coming out of central asia. as you can see, this one here. and the blue of course, represents rains. it's not exactly beautifully spring like from the balkans down to west interfere. however, this is all slowly resolving, like some sunshine to come in the middle like austria, for example. increase in the rain light in belgium in dolton, france that keeping the heat that in spain and portugal, particularly in the southwest in seville, such degrees, although that will tend to disappear as it starts to get rather cloudy and windier towards the weekend. and wind has been something a story in north africa.

following the weekend that brought us some warm sunshine and temperatures as high as 17 degrees in highland scotland's the night where the showers will gradually fade and increasingly we'll see dry weather in clear spells. quite a chilly night, temperatures down to 3 to 6 degrees celsius across the uk. so a cool start to tuesday morning, but for many, a dry and sunny morning, except in western scotland where we'll have a few showers from the word go. now, later in the day, as that developing area of low pressure starts to move in, we see a zone of rain push into northern ireland, wales and south west england. the rain turning heavy through the afternoon and eventually spreading across the midlands to reach east anglia and the south east late in the day. all the while the winds pick up in the west, but it's not until tuesday night that we'll see some very strong wind gusts here. gusts could reach 50 or even 60 miles an hour. and there's a small chance that this area of low pressure could be even stronger. in that case, we could see some gusts reaching around 70 or even 80 miles an hour around our mos

the lowest temperatures once again expected across highland, scotland, minus seven celsius possible in

showers most frequent through the afternoon northern england and northern ireland as well as the highlands of scotlandt of scotland, it'll actually feel a bit warmer with a bit more sunshine. now, as we go into tuesday morning, we'll see showers gradually fade away overnight and it will be a chilly start to tuesday. only one or two showers continuing, and we'll get used to some colder nights through this week at times. but, actually, a reasonably pleasant day for some on tuesday. to the north and east of the country, save just one or two isolated showers, a lot of dry weather. some will stay dry throughout the day. to the south and the west, though, make the most of the morning brightness because the afternoon turning cloudier, wetter and also windier. gales in the south—west before the day is out. temperatures again dropping just a little bit. and that brings us into our windiest spell of weather this week, tuesday night into wednesday. a deepening area of low pressure pushing across. a pretty wet night through the uk to take us through tuesday night into wednesday. the rain persisting in parts of no

for example, the highlands of scotland bit of a phone effect when he gave 20 degrees or just above in the far north knife and most, that's not the case. no. is it going to be because his onshore breeze is quite cold and is full of cloud tickly? for england, so bright and sunny and warm, maybe for scotland, florist not sir. and that's true for much of europe as well. those nice in iberia, much of central eastern europe, is still coveting cloud. and for some quite a strong wind that is coming out of central asia. as you can see, it's this one here and the blue coast represents rain. so it's not exactly beautifully spring like from the balkans down to west interfere. however, this is all slowly resolving, like some sunshine to come in the middle like austria, for example, increasing the rain like in belgium in dolton, france that keeping the heat that in spain and portugal, particularly in the southwest in seville, such degrees, although that will tend to disappear as it starts to get rather cloudy and windy towards the weekend. and wind has been something a story in north africa is give

temperatures once again expected highland, expected across highland, serene:— expected across highland, scotlandy _expected - some sunny spells and further wintry expected for the wintry showers expected for the wennern — wintry showers expected for the wennern-ewr— wintry showers expected for the northern but really it's northern isles. but really it's ereer— northern isles. but really it's sleet around— northern isles. but really it's sleet around - and - northern isles. but really it's sleet around and snow sleet around coasts and snow eennnee— sleet around coasts and snow eennnee re— sleet around coasts and snow confined to the— sleet around coasts and snow confined to the hills into weeneeeew— confined to the hills into wednesday night. then the cold air wednesday night. then the cold err nererere— wednesday night. then the cold err rererere rn— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the north of seerrene— air persists in the north of scotland with _ air persists in the north of scotland with another frost rrrerw— scotland with ano

temperatures once again expected highland, expected across highland, serene:— expected across highland, scotlandry expected for the wintry showers expected for the wennern — wintry showers expected for the northern _really- wintry showers expected for the northern really it's northern isles. but really it's ereer— northern isles. but really it's sleet around— northern isles. but really it's sleet around coasts and snow eennnee— sleet around coasts and snow eennnee re— sleet around coasts and snow confined to the— sleet around coasts and snow confined to the hills into weeneeeew— confined to the hills into wednesday night. then the cold air wednesday night. then the cold err nererere— wednesday night. then the cold err rererere rn— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the north of seerrene— air persists in the north of scotland with _ air persists in the north of scotland with another frost rrrerw— scotland with another frost likely elsewhere across the uk . likely elsewhere across the uk. ree— likely elsewhere across the uk. ree-erewe