lincolnshire. sunshine and warmth in the south—east. south—east. after a chilly start, temperatures ofn the afternoon. how that rain continues to peter out. left with a fair bit of cloud. everything moving northwards. could be a bit misty and murky as well. be a bit misty and murky as well. still quite mild across england and wales. wales. and northern ireland, where there will be more cloud. will be more cloud. missed and fog lifting as the breeze picks up. lifting as the breeze picks up. skies should brighten. this rain coming in from the north—west. coming in from the north—west. shouldn't amount to much. quite windy and north—west scotland. windy and north—west scotland. south—east and it could actually be quite warm. —— ahead of that. in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. of jamal khashoggi. britain, france and germany demand answers. will and should co—operate. going round in circles. but finds no way forward on key issues. in bavaria's state elections — her coalition‘s in question. no more fish in the sea. needs a helping hand. in istanbul earlier t

been further east, river levels have dropped a bit, particularly in wales, rain still around, lincolnshireand the south, prepping up again later in the night, pushing back into the midlands. south—east wales, west cou ntry into the midlands. south—east wales, west country as well. fair bit of cloud should keep up temperatures but colder and clearer the further west and north you go. coldest temperatures in scotland. sunny spells developing. most of england and wales you can see is pretty cloudy, rain mainly for the midlands, could be heavy at times, maybe some late sunshine giving the temperature is a boost in the south. otherwise, 12 to 15 degrees. moving to tuesday, rain pretty much gone but left with cloud, mist and fog around in the morning across eastern parts of england. then a band of rain, much on that from the northwest, either side, some sunshine, temperatures hitting 13 to 17. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: a pause in the brexit talks, the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says despite a crunch meeting with the brexit secretary in brussels today there are still key un

a bit of a breeze blowing past lincolnshire, yorkshire and some of the midlands. temperatures struggling to ten or 11 degrees in a few spots. low to the south—east could hit 19 degrees. patchy rain and drizzle and fizzles out to a certain extent tonight. the lower cloud drizzles northwards. a lower cloud drizzles northwards. a lower cloud drizzles northwards. a lower cloud develops and it could be a murky start to tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping,. a murky start to tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping, . scotland a murky start to tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping,. scotland and northern ireland seeing a single figures into tomorrow morning. a slightly different day tomorrow morning. northern ireland, some morning. northern ireland, some morning showers. some showers pushing through scotland in the afternoon and by the end of the day, western parts of wales will stop through the bulk of england, it will stay dry. a bit of clout through central areas that are drier and brighter day compared to today —— cloud. it will fill warmer. on wednesday, we are

the rain is much further east, and here in lincolnshire we struggle to make double—figure temperatures yesterday. the rain has eased off for a while but will start to pepped up again and could return pushing a little further west towards the west country even across into southeast wales. a fair bit of cloud for england and wales, clearer skies for the northwest means temperatures typically in eastern scotla nd temperatures typically in eastern scotland not far away from freezing. scotla nd scotland not far away from freezing. scotland and northern ireland seeing more sunshine developing more widely, showers of the northwest meeting away, he went and north wales away from the far north and far west seeing cloud and further outbreaks of rain could be heavy at times, mainly the midlands across lincolnshire, east anglia and in the southeast although we could get late sunshine giving temperatures of a big boost otherwise 11—15 summing it up. to weather front him as we had to monday into tuesday and both slowing down and weakening as well. that first one responsible for the rain on monday is

but closer to the north sea, there, east anglia, lincolnshire, temperatures should be above freezing. and we're just getting away with the weather because look at all of the wind and rain in the north sea. it's just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent. much of the country through the day on tuesday actually not too bad. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, i think, across eastern areas. but the further west and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be. so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. have a look at wednesday now, and we are kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one or the front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold.

will merge together and meet another area of rain pushing up from the south into east anglia and lincolnshireeeing some rain at some point and underneath the cloud, it will not be quite as cold overnight, temperatures not falling so overnight, temperatures not falling so far, with the exception of northern ireland and scotland. thursday is a bit of a clearing up story, clearing up from the west with sunshine gradually emerging but the rain and staying its welcome in the rain and staying its welcome in the south—east and into east anglia and lincolnshire, staying for much of the day. temperatures in line with today. showers peppering perhaps the western half of the country. the rain clears overnight, a ridge of high pressure starts to build. under clear skies, another chilly night thursday into friday. widespread frost may be mist and fog around friday morning. dry and crisp sunshine on friday. things start to goa sunshine on friday. things start to go a little bit downhill approaching the evening as this area of rain edgesin the evening as this area of rain edges in two northern ireland and t

frequent showers running in across the yorkshire coast, lincolnshire, east anglia, the midlands and theought rumbles of thunder, and to close out the day in parts of lincolnshire and cambridgeshire, there were some hailstorms as well. so a pretty miserable story, and we are in this cold air now, right across the country. not just the uk. through much of europe as well, descending as far south as spain and portugal, where on monday they had temperatures into the mid—20s. they're going to close out the week, if they're lucky, on 10—11 degrees. for us, we start off sunday on a chilly note, a touch of light frost in parts of scotland. western areas will see the best of the sunshine on sunday. that north—easterly breeze always running the risk of driving in some showers along the east coast and some of them a real nuisance again across east anglia and the south—east of england. highest values on sunday, 8— 11. still not particularly warm. winds will fall light sunday night into monday morning, the skies clear, and there is the possibility of a widespread hard frost first thing on monday morn

frequent showers running in across the yorkshire coast, lincolnshire, east anglia, the midlands and theand to close out the day in parts of lincolnshire and cambridgeshire, there were some significant hailstorms as well. so a pretty miserable story, and we're in this cold air now, right across the country. but notjust the uk, through much of europe as well, descending as far south as spain and portugal, where on monday they had temperatures into the mid—20s. they're going to close out the week, if they're lucky, on 10—11 degrees. for us, we start off sunday on a chilly note, particularly in sheltered areas of scotland, a touch of light frost here. western areas will see the best of the sunshine on sunday. that north—easterly breeze always running the risk of driving in showers along the east coast and a real nuisance again across east anglia and the south—east of england. highest values on sunday, 8—11, so still not particularly warm. winds will fall on sunday night. into monday morning, the skies clear, and there is the possibility of a widespread hard frost first thing on monday morni

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frequent showers running in across the yorkshire coast, lincolnshire, east anglia, the midlands and thesome significant hailstorms as well. so a pretty miserable story, and we‘re in this cold air now, right across the country. but notjust the uk, through much of europe as well, descending as far south as spain and portugal, where on monday they had temperatures into the mid—20s. they‘re going to close out the week, if they‘re lucky, on 10—11 degrees. for us, we start off sunday on a chilly note, particularly in sheltered areas of scotland, a touch of light frost here. western areas will see the best of the sunshine on sunday. that north—easterly breeze always running the risk of driving in showers along the east coast and a real nuisance again across east anglia and the south—east of england. highest values on sunday, 8—11, so still not particularly warm. winds will fall on sunday night. into monday morning, the skies clear, and there is the possibility of a widespread hard frost first thing on monday morning, so certainly a cold start to the new working week. but hopefully, to compensa

on the satellite you can see a fair amount of cloud, springing rain from yorkshire and lincolnshire downoon confined to lincolnshire, parts of norfolk, the far south—east of england are some sunshine developing, sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, the far north and northern ireland, the far north and north—west of england. temperatures between 11 and 14, in the south—east temperatures reaching 18 perhaps even 19 degrees. through tonight it remains quite cloudy, some patchy mist and fog developing for england and wales. that'll keep temperatures up in double figures, the scotland and northern ireland some serious bills, temperatures falling into single figures. chilly start on tuesday, rain pushing in, gale force winds expected in the far north—west of scotland, the rain moving its way through northern ireland, some sunny spells later, some sunny spells developing for england and wales, mostly dry, temperatures in the south—east doing quite well, 20—21, elsewhere 14—16d. tuesday night into wednesday, the weather front of the uk gradually weakening, by the time we get through wedne

frequent showers running in across the yorkshire coast, lincolnshire, east anglia, the midlands and thee out the day in parts of lincolnshire and cambridgeshire, there were some significant hailstorms as well. so a pretty miserable story, and we're in this cold air now, right across the country. but notjust the uk, through much of europe as well, descending as far south as spain and portugal, where on monday they had temperatures into the mid—20s. they're going to close out the week, if they're lucky, on 10—11 degrees. for us, we start off sunday on a chilly note, particularly in sheltered areas of scotland, a touch of light frost here. western areas will see the best of the sunshine on sunday. that north—easterly breeze always running the risk of driving in showers along the east coast and a real nuisance again across east anglia and the south—east of england. highest values on sunday, 8—11, so still not particularly warm. winds will fall on sunday night. into monday morning, the skies clear, and there is the possibility of a widespread hard frost first thing on monday morning, so cert

it may linger all day across lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east.the north—west of scotland. the band of rain affecting eastern areas on that weather front is gone by friday. there is a deep low putting in from the atlantic heading towards the uk. it has got some remnants of hurricane oscar. it will bring some wet weather during friday into the north and west. the winds strengthening later. just in time for the start of the weekend. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm. the chancellor switches to defence. philip hammond faces budget criticism amid claims that tax cuts will benefit the better off and leave others disappointed. we might be at the end of cuts but we're not going to be offsetting the cuts that have happened over the last seven or eight years. if i was a prison governor, if i was a headteacher or running a local authority i wouldn't be breaking out the champagne just yet. is a 32—year murder mystery about to be solved? forensic teams searching for missing london estate agent suzy lamplugh start digging

the rain is still around across lincolnshire, east anglia in the southeast enemy will back up again laternight across the disciplines into south east wales. a fair bit of cloud should keep temperatures up but it gets clearer and colder the further north and west you go. a few showers in the northwest. most of england and wales look pretty cloudy, but we mainly for the midlands and east anglia and the southeast could be heavier at times making it late sunshine giving temperatures a boost in the southeast but otherwise 12—15d. moving into tuesday the rain is pretty much gone by we are left with cloud, mist and fog around in the morning across many eastern parts of england and we have a band of rain, not much on that coming in from the northwest at either side of that, some sunshine and temperatures sitting 13—17dc. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the brexit secretary has held crunch talks with the european union's chief negotiator in a bid to resolve outstanding issues over leaving the eu. the unscheduled meeting lasted just over an hour and focussed on plans for the northern ireland

frequent showers running in across the yorkshire coast, lincolnshire, east anglia, the midlands and thee out the day in parts of lincolnshire and cambridgeshire, there were some significant hailstorms as well. so a pretty miserable story, and we're in this cold air now, right across the country. but notjust the uk, through much of europe as well, descending as far south as spain and portugal, where on monday they had temperatures into the mid—20s. they're going to close out the week, if they're lucky, on 10—11 degrees. for us, we start off sunday on a chilly note, particularly in sheltered areas of scotland, a touch of light frost here. western areas will see the best of the sunshine on sunday. that north—easterly breeze always running the risk of driving in showers along the east coast and a real nuisance again across east anglia and the south—east of england. highest values on sunday, 8—11, so still not particularly warm. winds will fall on sunday night. into monday morning, the skies clear, and there is the possibility of a widespread hard frost first thing on monday morning, so cert

toju5t high in parts of lincolnshire compare to just eight in scotland.pick out this area of cloud, storm leslie, which out this area of cloud, storm le5lie, which bring55 rain into portugal and spain. that rain is that with us, slow—moving developing a wave on it. that means the rain will waive eastwards and maybe come back we5twa rds will waive eastwards and maybe come back we5tward5 overnight. this is the rainfall radar in the last four hours a. some outbreak5 the rainfall radar in the last four hours a. some outbreaks of rain acro55 northern scotland and further rain arriving from the continent, pushing its way across the south—west into wale5. this will 5lowly slide its weight north and eastwards through the day, but we will see an improvement, already some 5un5hine acro55 northern ireland and that will extend across into wale5, north—west england and of scotland. the winds are much lighter today, notice the difference temperature, 13 or 1a celsius acro55 some parts of england and wales. a good your 5un5hine acro55 northern ireland, much acro55 good

but closer to the north sea, there, east anglia, lincolnshire, temperatures should be above freezing.ok at all of the wind and rain in the north sea. it's just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent. much of the country through the day on tuesday actually not too bad. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, i think, across eastern areas. but the further west and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be. so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. let's have a look at wednesday now, and we're kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, t

up into lincolnshire most of us south. up into lincolnshire most of us get to see some rain.re starts to move on. a chilly night underneath clear skies with a widespread frost. even towns and cities see a chilly night. that ridge of high pressure means a settled day on friday with lengthy spells of sunshine, you can‘t help but notice this area of rain working into parts of northern ireland before the end of play on friday. that‘s a game changer as we head towards the weekend. it is associated with this deep area of low pressure. wrapped around this are the remnants of the ex—hurricane oscar, bringing rain and gusty winds through the north—western parts of scotland. gusts of around 65 mph. it's scotland. gusts of around 65 mph. it‘s windy wherever you are mid—teens, milder than it‘s been for much of this week. sunday, quite breezy, some rain which is mainly focused in the west as we head to sunday. a bit drierfurther east. a bit drierfurther east. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. murdered saudijournalist, jamal khashoggi, was ‘strangled and dismembered‘ as soon as he e

so it looks like for wednesday we could see a band of cloud from lincolnshire, through the midlands,rain on it. to the north and the west of this weather front, a little bit cooler and fresher, sunshine and one or two showers but a pleasant enough day. into the far south—east, after a misty, foggy start, we should see some sunshine there. top temperatures, again, 15—18 celsius. pretty average for the time of year, or maybe just above. on into thursday a ridge of high pressure builds in, but there will be some cool air associated with it this. a cold start on tuesday, particularly in the northern half of the country. a touch of frost. again, there could be some mist and fog patches pretty much anywhere. but actually, because of that ridge of high pressure, it's going to be a fine day with light winds, plenty of sunshine up and down the country. could see a little bit of fairweather cloud further south, but most places should stay dry, and these temperatures, ranging from 12 to maybe 17 degrees across the south—east. it's a similar sort of picture on into friday, although this weather

while but chunks of heavier downpours moving from the near continent, wetter from the midlands to lincolnshireles and the west country. far north of england, scotland, northern ireland, clearer skies for a while and much colder here with temperatures not farfrom colder here with temperatures not far from freezing in eastern areas and the cloud will break with much more sunshine. cloudy in a good part of england and wales, the rain moves northwards and as it does it becomes lighter and we could get sunshine in the south—east, boosting the temperatures, around 18 perhaps. 13 01’ temperatures, around 18 perhaps. 13 or 1a nearer the mark even in the sunshine we see in scotland and northern ireland, but at least here it should be a pretty good day. welcome to newsday. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: saudi arabia's king discusses the investigation into the missing journalist jamal khashoggi with the turkish president, as international pressure mounts on the saudis. including this in the uk. if they have got nothing to hide, then they will and should co—operate. nepal's worst climbing

wednesday, could see cloud down from the midlands and lincolnshire, into the south—west.a bit cooler, fresher, sunshine and one of two showers. a pleasant enough day. in the far south—east, after a foggy start, we should see some sunshine there. temperatures 15—18 celsius, pretty average for the time of year orjust above. into thursday, a ridge of high pressure building in. some cool air associated with this. a cold start to thursday, particularly the northern half of the country, a touch of frost. mist and fog patches pretty much anywhere. but because of that ridge of high pressure, it's going to be a fine day. light winds, plenty of sunshine up and down the country. a bit of fair weather cloud further south. most places should stay dry. temperatures ranging from 12 to maybe 17 degrees across the south—east. it's a similar sort of picture on into friday, although this weather system begins to push in towards the north—west corner of the country. downhill there, whereas high pressure holds on across england and wales. a windy day for scotland and northern ireland, showers

contrast that with 26 degrees in the sunshine in lincolnshire.hat is the air is being drawn up from the south. i need to point out this massive cloud which is the remnants of hurricane leslie. it has been bringing very powerful winds, 100mph, in across iberia. a real battering from those winds and potential flash flooding from the rains. with our weather front, we have another pulse of rain heading northwards along that weather front through the day as it edges eastwards. we are hoping it will have cleared away from northern ireland by the time we get to the morning and then we have this fresher atlantic air coming in. it means a chilly start. still another day of really warm weather in eastern areas but not as warm as it was yesterday because we've got the rain. chilly start from northern ireland, potential for mist and fog, and then our weather front is sitting a little bit further east with further pulses of heavy rain running northwards so that may well exacerbate the flooding situation. we'll keep an eye on that. further west, some drier wea

but closer to the north sea, there, east anglia, lincolnshire, temperatures should be above freezing.tting away with the weather because look at all of the wind and rain in the north sea. it's just skirting with norfolk, suffolk, possibly kent. much of the country through the day on tuesday actually not too bad. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, i think, across eastern areas. but the further west and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be. so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday. let's have a look at wednesday now, and we're kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the nort

night, more showers coming into eastern scotland, eastern parts of england and showers coming into lincolnshiree south—east of inman for a time. most of these will be rain. temperatures won't be quite so low. unless you are in the north. it is called a year because we have got high pressure building into the northwest. —— it is colder here. the wind direction is changing for sunday. not really a northerly, more ofa sunday. not really a northerly, more of a north—easterly, dragging in the showers into eastern scotland and eastern england off the north sea. a scattering of showers, not quite as many on sunday but quite frequent in kent, essex and towards the channel islands. wales, midlands, north west england, northern ireland, western scotla nd england, northern ireland, western scotland having a dry and sunny day. but a cold one nevertheless. as we head into the early part of next week, monday start of cold and bubbly quite frosty as well. temperatures down to minus two minus three celsius. on the whole, it looks on monday should be a dry day. we have a weather front trying to come in from the

and that brought rumbles of thunder, and to close out the day in parts of lincolnshire and cambridgeshirey miserable story, and we are in this cold air now, right across the country. not just the uk. through much of europe as well, descending as far south as spain and portugal, where on monday they had temperatures into the mid—205. they're going to close out the week, if they're lucky, on 10—11 degrees. for us, we start off sunday on a chilly note, a touch of light frost in parts of scotland. western areas will see the best of the sunshine on sunday. that north—easterly breeze always running the risk of driving in showers along the east coast and a real nuisance again across east anglia and the south—east of england. highest values on sunday, 8— 11. still not particularly warm. winds will fall on sunday night into monday morning, the skies will clear, and there is the possibility of a widespread hard frost first thing on monday morning. so certainly a cold start to the new working week. hopefully to compensate, some lovely sparkling sunshine to go with it. it should be a really quiet day

so it looks like for wednesday we could see a band of cloud from lincolnshire, through the midlands, the west of this weather front, a little bit cooler and fresher, sunshine and one or two showers but a pleasant enough day. into the far south—east, after a misty, foggy start, we should see some sunshine there. top temperatures, again, 15—18 celsius. pretty average for the time of year, or maybe just above. 0n into thursday a ridge of high pressure builds in, but there will be some cool air associated with it this. a cold start on tuesday, particularly in the northern half of the country. a touch of frost. again, there could be some mist and fog patches pretty much anywhere. but actually, because of that ridge of high pressure, it's going to be a fine day with light winds, plenty of sunshine up and down the country. could see a little bit of fairweather cloud further south, but most places should stay dry, and these temperatures, ranging from 12 to maybe 17 degrees across the south—east. it's a similar sort of picture on into friday, although this weather system begins to push into t

lincolnshire, east anglia, down towards the south, rain through the day.ll the cloud and the rain. you can see monday evening still some of that cloud left over across central parts of england, that was monday, have a look at tuesday, another area of low pressure coming in, run—of—the—mill weather system bringing freshening wind and a weather front. here is the cold front, northern ireland, reaching the western isles. some of us reaching the western isles. some of us will have a little bit of rain, possibly later in the afternoon as well, in the lake district. in the east, across the midlands, further east, across the midlands, further east, the weather should be absolutely fine. the weather forecast on wednesday, pressure to the north, high pressure starts to build from the south west, wind blowing around this high—pressure, introducing fresh atlantic air, drierair, introducing fresh atlantic air, drier air, that means all the warmth, the sudden warmth we have had, we have pushed away into the continent, in two parts of scandinavia. freshening down and dr

meeting apprentices in lincolnshire, philip hammond in lincolnshire, philip hammond insisted that overallfit increases, poorer people were being supported. if you look at the whole package of measures we delivered yesterday, notjust the personal income tax cuts, but all the other measures, and you analyse how they affect people across the income scale, it's people at the bottom end of the income scale that benefit the most. and the analysis clearly shows that. two fascinating figures in today's ifs report. in the year 2000, less than a quarter of all spending on public services went on health. by the year 2024, that figure will have risen to a0%. in the league table of public spending, all other departments have fallen way behind. the chancellor has used the better borrowing figures to provide more money for hospitals. the ifs said he was taking a gamble. the worry for him is that if borrowing goes up next year, if tax revenues do not come in as expected, then what is he going to do? he's painted himself into a corner and cannot unannounce the end of austerity. i think what we'll see is b

towards wales and the west country, everything will move north towards lincolnshire.h—east. the sunny skies will be in the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland, but after a chilly start, temperatures of 13 or 1a in the afternoon. as we head into the evening, you can see how that rain continues to peter out. left with a fair bit of cloud. everything moving northwards. could be a bit misty and murky as well. still quite mild across england and wales. not quite as cold, perhaps, by tuesday morning across scotland and northern ireland, where there'll be more cloud. mist and fog lifting as the breeze picks up. skies should brighten. this rain coming in from the north—west. shouldn't amount to much. quite windy in north—west scotland. ahead of that, some sunshine in the south—east and it could actually be quite warm. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories — pressure mounts on saudi arabia over the disappearance of jamal khashoggi — britain, france and germany demand answ

some rain at some point and more rain will push its way up into the south across east anglia and lincolnshireratures holding up the exception being northern ireland and north—west scotland, we could see some frost and perhaps mist and fog on thursday morning. thursday is clearing up process, it turns dry and brighter from the west, the clearing up process, it turns dry and brighterfrom the west, the rain will outstay its welcome through parts of lincolnshire, east anglia and far south—east. away from that, fine and dry and some showers dotted here and there through western areas, perhaps parts of the west midlands. but the southern half of the uk back into double figures. this is bbc news. the headlines: turkey has given its first official account of how the journalist, jamal khashoggi, was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul, saying he was killed shortly after entering the building. there are international calls for a ceasefire within days, as the saudi—led air strikes to support the yemeni government are heavily criticised again. robert bowers, the suspect in a mass shooting at a sy

in the north and west, but in contrast, where we have had sunshine today, 26 degrees reached in lincolnshiree rain, only 8 degrees in dalwhinnie, and the rain keeps falling in scotland and northern ireland in the next few hours and further pulses rolling across wales and western england, with possible heavy rain coming into the south and west and central and southern wales during the night. it will be quite chilly by dawn. for most of us it will be mild and murky again. some rain pulsing northward. this is the remnant of the hurricane heading into portugal, some destructive wind and rain to come. the moisture coming north, pumping up the moisture coming north, pumping up the north air. further west, it will be cooler but it promises to be much drier and sunnier with a lighter wind as well. we will really appreciate the sunshine. quite a pleasa nt appreciate the sunshine. quite a pleasant day in northern ireland, a pleasa nt pleasant day in northern ireland, a pleasant afternoon once the rain clears for scotla nd. pleasant afternoon once the rain clears for scotland. and again for wales and w

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celsius across parts of lincolnshire compare to just eight in scotland.ason for this rain is this slow—moving front. i want to draw your attention to this area of cloud, this is what was came leslie, strong wind to portugal overnight now moving its way eastwards and this is still with us today. it has developed a wave away from us, it will move eastwards and back westwards to receiving and overnight. outbreaks of rent across the far north—west of scotland, further rain piling into central, southern england towards the midlands and wales. all this will be slowly shifting its way north and eastwards through the day. from the west we will see something dry, already sunshine across northern ireland, western scotland, that will extend its way eastwards to the days. that rain is likely to win across central and eastern parts of england through the afternoon. noticed that the wind is lighter, but also the temperatures are lower. 13 or 1a celsius, where we saw in excess 13 or 1a celsius, where we saw in excess of 20 celsius yesterday. fine weather for northern ir

the rain was much further east, and here in lincolnshire, we struggled to make double—figure temperaturestowards the west country and south—east wales. their bit of gathering good and wales, temperatures budget in eastern scotla nd temperatures budget in eastern scotland would be far away on freezing. scotland northern ireland, more sunshine developing more widely. showers fading away in the northwest. england and were thing a lot of cloud. some outbreaks of rain, heavy at times, mainly in the midlands, literature, east anglia and in the south east, although we could get some late sunshine giving tebbutt is a bit of a boost, otherwise 11—15 sums it up. two weather fronts on the scene. both slowing down and weakening. that first one responsible for the rain on monday is more going to bring a area of cloud the midlands and eastern areas. mist and fog slowly lifting. narrow band of rain and drizzle, tuesday, and i decided that we should get them brighter skies and some sunshine, as well. those temperatures probably a bit higher across the midlands, the weather fronts coming in from the app c

contrast that with 26 degrees in the sunshine in lincolnshire.s being drawn up from the south. i need to point out this massive cloud which is the remnants of hurricane leslie. it has been bringing very powerful winds, 100mph, in across iberia. a real battering from those winds and potential flash flooding from the rains. with our weather front, we have another pulse of rain heading northwards along that weather front through the day as it edges eastwards. we are hoping it will have cleared away from northern ireland by the time we get to the morning and then we have this fresher atlantic air coming in. it means a chilly start. still another day of really warm weather in eastern areas but not as warm as it was yesterday because we've got the rain. chilly start from northern ireland, potential for mist and fog, and then our weather front is sitting a little bit further east with further pulses of heavy rain running northwards so that may well exacerbate the flooding situation. we'll keep an eye on that. further west, some drier weather coming in.

in fact it is the warmest day so late in the year. 26 degrees in lincolnshire. will not do so. it will ease for northern ireland and western scotla nd for northern ireland and western scotland through the night but here is the next pulse train coming up through england. —— the next pulse of rain. low cloud shredding the hills in fog. as it comes further west and cleared away, we could see a chilly start on sunday morning. we see this ridge of high pressure moving in. stormy conditions for parts of spain and portugal. but for ourselves, that warmth is meaning that the cloud can hold more rain. quite right across central and eastern areas. fresher north and west. despite a chilly start temperatures will recover to around the low teens. scotland and northern ireland much sunnier in the afternoon. the same for wales. but north—east england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, heavy rain for some. temperatures will disappoint. in two monday the weather front could still be hanging around in the south—east. everywhere else fine and dry. a bit of fog. we lose

contrast that with 26 degrees in the sunshine in lincolnshire.hat is the air is being drawn up from the south. i need to point out this massive cloud which is the remnants of hurricane leslie. it has been bringing very powerful winds, 100mph, in across iberia. a real battering from those winds and potential flash flooding from the rains. with our weather front, we have another pulse of rain heading northwards along that weather front through the day as it edges eastwards. we are hoping it will have cleared away from northern ireland by the time we get to the morning and then we have this fresher atlantic air coming in. it means a chilly start. still another day of really warm weather in eastern areas but not as warm as it was yesterday because we've got the rain. chilly start from northern ireland, potential for mist and fog, and then our weather front is sitting a little bit further east with further pulses of heavy rain running northwards so that may well exacerbate the flooding situation. we'll keep an eye on that. further west, some drier wea

so it looks like for wednesday we could see a band of cloud from lincolnshire, through the midlands, and the west of this weather front, a little bit cooler and fresher, sunshine and one or two showers but a pleasant enough day. into the far south—east, after a misty, foggy start, we should see some sunshine there. top temperatures, again, 15—18 celsius. pretty average for the time of year, or maybe just above. on into thursday a ridge of high pressure builds in, but there will be some cool air associated with it this. a cold start on tuesday, particularly in the northern half of the country. a touch of frost. again, there could be some mist and fog patches pretty much anywhere. but actually, because of that ridge of high pressure, it's going to be a fine day with light winds, plenty of sunshine up and down the country. could see a little bit of fairweather cloud further south, but most places should stay dry, and these temperatures, ranging from 12 to maybe 17 degrees across the south—east. it's a similar sort of picture on into friday, although this weather system begins to push in

at the moment it looks like it's going to be grinding to a halt all the way from lincolnshire to theth—west, where will see the most of any south—west, where will see the most ofany rain. south—west, where will see the most of any rain. some patchy mist and fog in the south—east and when the sun comes out, 18. a bit cooler in scotland, northern ireland and northern england but it should be a lovely day here. this is where we have the coomera. high pressure is building from the atlantic, the south—west, the and that clear skies for most of us —— cooler air. not farfrom for most of us —— cooler air. not far from freezing in for most of us —— cooler air. not farfrom freezing in rural areas. not as cold in southern england and east anglia where we've got more cloud. a legacy of the old front and it is just cloud on thursday. might spoil the day a bit. away from here, we can expect a good deal of sunshine after that chilly start. temperatures not quite as high on thursday, though. high pressure building in on thursday and lingering in to england and wales on friday. but into that high pre

few hours, these have been bringing some rumbles of thunder across, and even some hail across lincolnshireures in rural parts of scotland perhaps giving it a job light frost. west is best for sunday in terms of the sunshine. we start in the south—east with some showers continuing. they should be easing into the afternoon. with the north—easterly flow, always the perhaps further west we see clearer skies and showers, a few isolated ones running through the irish sea. perhaps in western scotland we will see temperatures just below freezing. under the cloud with the frequent showers in the south—east, temperatures holding up at four or 5 degrees but first thing on sunday morning we could start off with showers across the east coast, high pressure building from the west will keep things relatively quiet, that's where the best of the dryer, sagna slot is likely to be for sunday but a few showers pretty much from the word going to the day and hear a strong breeze so it will feel quite disappointing. ina breeze so it will feel quite disappointing. in a little more shelter we will see highest valu

and that brought rumbles of thunder, and to close out the day in parts of lincolnshire and cambridgeshireoss the country. not just the uk. through much of europe as well, descending as far south as spain and portugal, where on monday they had temperatures into the mid—20s. they're going to close out the week, if they're lucky, on 10—11 degrees. for us, we start off sunday on a chilly note, a touch of light frost in parts of scotland. western areas will see the best of the sunshine on sunday. that north—easterly breeze always running the risk of driving in showers along the east coast and a real nuisance again across east anglia and the south—east of england. highest values on sunday, 8— 11. still not particularly warm. winds will fall on sunday night into monday morning, the skies will clear, and there is the possibility of a widespread hard frost first thing on monday morning. so certainly a cold start to the new working week. hopefully to compensate, some lovely sparkling sunshine to go with it. it should be a really quiet day. one or two isolated showers into the western isles. don't b

in the north and west, but in contrast, where we have had sunshine today, 26 degrees reached in lincolnshirecontrast, under the rain, only 8 degrees in dalwhinnie, and the rain keeps falling in scotland and northern ireland in the next few hours and further pulses rolling up across wales and western england, with possible heavy rain coming into the southwest, into central and southern east wales during the night. by the same token, things drier across northern ireland by dawn. it will be quite chilly by dawn. there could be some patchy fog. temperatures down within three degrees of freezing. for most of us it will be mild and murky again with all the cloud around. some rain pulsing northward. this is the remnant of a hurricane heading into portugal, some destructive wind and heavy rain to come here. back to the uk, we have moisture running its way northwards, pumping up the warm air. so heavy rain across eastern areas through the day tomorrow. further west, yes, it will be cooler but it promises to be much drier and sunnier with a lighter wind as well. we will really appreciate the sunshine.