we have had some lovely sunny skies in west scotland, nairn in highland, next to this weather watcher of the day, for the vast majority of uk it is dry. could see the odd spit of drizzle falling across the eastern slopes of the pennines and a vanishingly small chance of a shower elsewhere across england and wales but for the bulk it is just a england and wales but for the bulk it isjust a dry england and wales but for the bulk it is just a dry day. cold temperatures in birmingham, around six at the moment, not rising much past that. but 10—12 in the warmest spots possible today. overnight tonight, a lot of cloud feeding in from the north sea affecting east scotland and a good part of north—east england, probably some drizzle falling from that. clear spells and a few spaces will allow temperatures to dip down giving a nip of ruralfrost. temperatures to dip down giving a nip of rural frost. frost free from any stop low—pressure to the south—west, high pressure to the north—east on friday, those pushing together and it means friday will be more windy overall. the uk has only one named wi

a lovely picture from the nairn area sent by weatherwatcher rothesay. thanks for that.ching a shower today across parts of england, and wales, for the vast majority of the country, just stays dry. keeping a lot of cloud, though, across eastern areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, with still some mist patches loitering throughout the afternoon in to parts of coastal aberdeenshire. 0vernight tonight that feed of cloud will continue to affect the north sea coast of england and scotland, probably a few clearer spells for a time across the south, a few patches of rural frost are possible, but otherwise temperatures generally a degree or so less cold than it was last night. 0n into friday's forecast, some breaking news that thejustice secretary angela constance in scotland is about to speak in holyrood about police handling of bmx old well murder investigation. let's listen to what she has to say. —— emma coldwell. let's listen to what she has to say. -- emma coldwell._ -- emma coldwell. there are restrictions _ -- emma coldwell. there are restrictions on _ -- emma co

here in nairn in highland scotland — a glorious afternoon with sunny skies coming through.nd, so a big difference across scotland from the west coast to the east coast, eastern areas stuck underneath this grey and drab sky, an example here at st andrews in fife. now, looking at the weather charts into friday, the uk finds itself sandwiched between low pressure to our south—west and high pressure to our north—east. fairly brisk winds are on the way for friday. that's going to make it feel a little bit colder, given the winds are going to be stronger than recent days. the uk has one named local wind, it's called the helm wind. that's going to be blowing over cross fell and into cumbria. over and to the west of high ground, gusts will be around 40—odd mph. again, there will be some drizzle or patches of light rain affecting the east coast of scotland and eastern areas of england. temperatures here suppressed, given that the winds are coming in of the chilly north sea. then through friday night and into the first part of saturday, we've got, again, a feed of cloud pulling in ex

a lovely picture from the nairn area sent by weatherwatcher rothesay. thanks for that.vast majority of the country, just stays dry. keeping a lot of cloud, though, across eastern areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, with still some mist patches loitering throughout the afternoon in to parts of coastal aberdeenshire. overnight tonight that feed of cloud will continue to affect the north sea coast of england and scotland, probably a few clearer spells for a time across the south, a few patches of rural frost are possible, but otherwise temperatures generally a degree or so less cold than it was last night. on into friday's forecast, low pressure to the south—west, high pressure to the north—east, the pressure gradient, the isobars squeezing together a bit more closely. and so, it's going to be a windier day. it's the isobars and the pressure gradient that make the winds blow in the first place. the strongest winds will be up and to the west of high ground. the uk's only named wind, the helm wind, will be blowing across fell and into cumbria, gusts could reach arou

a lovely picture from the nairn area sent by weatherwatcher rothesay. thanks for that. for the vast majority of the country, just stays dry. keeping a lot of cloud, though, across eastern areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, with still some mist patches loitering throughout the afternoon in to parts of coastal aberdeenshire. overnight tonight that feed of cloud will continue to affect the north sea coast of england and scotland, probably a few clearer spells for a time across the south, a few patches of rural frost are possible, but otherwise temperatures generally a degree or so less cold than it was last night. on into friday's forecast, low pressure to the south—west, high pressure to the north—east, the pressure gradient, the isobars squeezing together a bit more closely. and so, it's going to be a windier day. it's the isobars and the pressure gradient that make the winds blow in the first place. the strongest winds will be up and to the west of high ground. the uk's only named wind, the helm wind, will be blowing across fell and into cumbria, gusts could r

a lovely picture from the nairn area sent by weatherwatcher rothesay. thanks for that.es, for the vast majority of the country, just stays dry. keeping a lot of cloud, though, across eastern areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, with still some mist patches loitering throughout the afternoon in to parts of coastal aberdeenshire overnight tonight. overnight tonight that feed of cloud will continue to affect the north sea coast of england and scotland, probably a few clearer spells for a time across the south, a few patches of rural frost are possible, but otherwise temperatures generally a degree or so less cold than it was last night. on into friday's forecast, low pressure to the south—west, high pressure to the north—east, the pressure gradient, the isobars squeezing together a bit more closely. and so, it's going to be a windier day. it's the isobars and the pressure gradient that make the winds blow in the first place. the strongest winds will be up and to the west of high ground. the uk's only named wind, the helm wind, will be blowing across fell and into c

a lovely day here in nairn in highlands, scotland, but you can also see the extent of the days cloud scotland, the east coast of scotland in st andrew's fife — very grey. we've even seen a bit of drizzle falling from that cloud. and overnight we go, the cloud will continue to roll in from the north sea, thick enough at times to give us occasional patches of light, rain or drizzle on and off. temperatures kept above freezing by the brisk winds — 2—5 degrees for the most part. however, where the winds drop light, if we get some clearer spells, friday, well, we've got low pressure to our southwest, high friday, well, we've got low pressure to our southwest, high pressure to our northeast, and overall, friday promises to be a windier day, so that's going to make it feel a bit colder if you're out and about. the uk's only named wind is the helm wind that's going to be with us blowing over crossville and into cumbria. over into the west of high ground, gusts could reach into the 40s of miles an hour, so it will be a blustery kind of day. and again, there could be occasional spits of drizzl

a lovely day here in nairn in highlands, scotland, but you can also see the extent of the day's cloudovernight we go, the cloud will continue to roll in from the north sea, thick enough at times to give us occasional patches of light, rain or drizzle on and off. temperatures kept above freezing by the brisk winds — 2—5 degrees for the most part. however, where the winds drop light, if we get some clearer spells, we could see just an odd nip of frost in rural areas. friday, well, we've got low pressure to our southwest, high pressure to our northeast, and overall, friday promises to be a windier day, so that's going to make it feel a bit colder if you're out and about. the uk's only named wind is the helm wind — that's going to be with us blowing over crossville and into cumbria. 0ver into the west of high ground, gusts could reach into the 40s of miles an hour, so it will be a blustery kind of day. and again, there could be occasional spits of drizzle, maybe a bit of mist coming in off the north sea at times. temperatures on the low side around our north sea coast. otherwise, in the w

a lovely day here in nairn in highlands, scotland, but you can also see the extent of the day's cloudnd, the east coast of scotland in st andrew's, fife, very grey. we've even seen a bit of drizzle falling from that cloud. and overnight we go, the cloud will continue to roll in from the north sea, thick enough at times to give us occasional patches of light, rain or drizzle on and off. temperatures kept above freezing by the brisk winds — 2—5 degrees for the most part. however, where the winds drop light, if we get some clearer spells, we could see just an odd nip of frost in rural areas. friday, well, we've got low pressure to our southwest, high pressure to our northeast, and overall, friday promises to be a windier day, so that's going to make it feel a bit colder if you're out and about. the uk's only named wind is the helm wind — that's going to be with us blowing over crossville and into cumbria. 0ver into the west of high ground, gusts could reach into the 405 of miles an hour, so it will be a blustery kind of day. and again, there could be occasional spits of drizzle, maybe a

a lovely day here in nairn in highlands, scotland, but you can also see the extent of the day's cloud just an odd nip of frost in rural areas. friday, well, we've got low pressure to our southwest, high pressure to our northeast, and overall, friday promises to be a windier day, so that's going to make it feel a bit colder if you're out and about. the uk's only named wind is the helm wind — that's going to be with us blowing over crossville and into cumbria. over into the west of high ground, gusts could reach into the 40s of miles an hour, so it will be a blustery kind of day. and again, there could be occasional spits of drizzle, maybe a bit of mist coming in off the north sea at times. temperatures on the low side around our north sea coast. otherwise, in the west, temperatures quite close to average. the weekend is dominated by this area of low pressure, which brings us some thicker cloud and the threat of some areas of rain. now, it's not going to be raining all the time. on saturday, we're just looking at some patches coming up across england, wales into northern ireland, the be

that's what we have got in nairn in the highlands. it is not a cold start wherever you are.eather front of that is continuing to slip slowly southwards. into northern england and also ways. behind it, for scotland and for northern ireland we are looking at sunshine and blustery showers. the wind strengthening through the course of the day. for northern england and wales we have a weather front producing some rain. to the south and east of that there is a lot of cloud. we will see some brighter spells develop. in the west, south—west, murky conditions. some drizzle at times. through the day you can see this band of rain slowly pushes southwards across southern scotland and out of northern ireland. the winds will strengthen. gales in the far north—west. but in any brightness that develops in the south—east, for example, we could reach 15, maybe even 16 degrees. this evening and overnight at this weather front ensconced across north wales and ordering them to retreat northwards back into scotland and northern ireland. a lot of cloud to the south. some showers in the west. in th