across northern ireland into northern england, particularly in north—west england and later across north walesd of rain we have very mild air, cloudy and rather breezy, north of it things turn chillier. the band of rain is on the weather front here and that will continue pushing southwards on monday, pushing away the last of the mild air and instead introducing chillier airfrom the last of the mild air and instead introducing chillier air from the north—west, nothing extreme, though, for the time of year but a change certainly. we still have a very mild start across southern parts of england and wales where it is dried generally and then this band of rain that could be heavy for a while across the hills of north west wales and north—west england as well in the morning, not much east of the pennines. behind the band of rain we are in the chillier air so we have clearer skies and ulcers and showers and maybe some winteriness in scotland. ahead of the rain some strong and gusty winds for a while. the rain band move southwards and by the time it's across southern england in the afternoon the rain,

for a while across scotland, northern ireland and then later coming into north—west england and north wales, blustery winds, very mild, to the north of that band of rain we have some chilly air beginning to arrive. that band of rain on that weather front continuing to push southwards on monday, the last of the mild air getting squeezed away into the near continent and something a bit colder will follow on behind. we will head into the mild air in the morning, very mild start once again across southern parts of england into wales, the midlands, cross to lincolnshire where it will be driver the most part, nine or 10 degrees. mid and north wales, some rain coming in, heavier rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that we are into the chillier air where there will be showers around and it's probably just where there will be showers around and it's probablyjust about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards during the day heading across wales into southern england, more in the afternoon, where there will be gusty

and later coming into north—west england and north wales. the south, 3 bit cloudy with blustery winds. very mild to the north of the band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty winds for a while. we will get some late sunshine in the midlands. sunnier skies in the north west. a range of temperatures on monday. still mild in the south. as t

rain for a while across scotland and northern ireland and later coming into north—west england and north wales with blustery winds. very mild to the north of the band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty winds for a while. we will get some late sunshine in the midlands. sunnier skies in the north west. a range of temperatures on monday. still mild in the south. as the rain clears away, ski

for a while across scotland, northern ireland and then later coming into north—west england and north waleso arrive. that band of rain on the weather front continues to push southwards on monday, and the last of the mild air being squeezed into the near continent and something colder will follow behind. we will head into the mild air in the morning, mild start once again across southern parts of england into wales, midlands, across to lincolnshire where it will be driver the most part, temperatures nine or 10 degrees, mid and north wales will see heavy rain coming in over the hills of north—west england, but behind that we are into the chillier air where there will be showers around and it's probably just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards during the day, heading across wales into southern england, more in the afternoon where there will be gusting winds for a while. late sunshine in wales through the midlands, sunny skies further north away from the showers in the north—west. quite a range of temperatures on

. —— north wales. there will be mild. —— north wales. there will be mild. —— north wales.will go further south through monday. heavy bursts of rain and strong wind. behind it we will peel back the cloud and bright in the skies to reveal sunshine. some heavy and some wintry showers as things turned colder. something colder on the way with wintry showers, often windy, with gales at times. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. police have released an image of the man they want to speak to in connection with the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. the prime minister comes under pressure from leave campaigners in her own party to take a hard line with europe. a total of 185 people have been detained at opposition rallies across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny. more than 100 people are now confirmed dead — and 230 injured — in yesterday's bomb attack in the afghan capital, kabul. the founder of the swedish furniture giant ikea, ingvar kamprad, has died at the age of 91.

, more sunshine, ju5t northern england and north wales, more sunshine, just a few wintry flurriese and temperatures between 3—8. saturday night, the card and outbreaks of rain in the south gradually get pu5hed towards the south —— the wind and outbreaks of rain. we could see load5 south —— the wind and outbreaks of rain. we could see loads of “11 in town5 rain. we could see loads of “11 in towns and cities and the shoulder blades of scotland could have —10 degrees. —— de sheltered glens. sunday is nothing like a decent day, plenty of sunshine around, most places should stay dry, the chance ofa places should stay dry, the chance of a passing shower along the south coast but temperatures on the cold side, barely getting above freezing in scotland and in the south around 5-7. in scotland and in the south around 5—7. monday, high pressure not far away, but there is a change of position, sitting across scandinavia, so the wind becomes more of a easterly direction, and we will see more cloud coming in from the neo—con contador, especially affecting southern parts of the country —— from

. >> in montgomery county, let's take live look, or a look at north wales. just a short time ago. in the area of north wales road, looks like scene from snow globe out there. >> the roads there lookwill more snow coverage, stay with cbs eye on the community... presented by target. there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kidss through marathon training. giving back has been part of our dna so, the more we stay involved, the more we're being true to ourselves as a corporate partner. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. >> video from down the shore brian shared this icy sunset lake in wildwood crest cape may county. >> you can see the snow blowing sideways there and just look at that wave action. wow. >> just looks cold looking at it. >> all right, stay warm everyone, we will be with you throughout this storm but that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jan carabeo. >> i'm rahel solomon. for katie all of us here, thanks for watching. >> we'll continue our storm

rain for a while across scotland and northern ireland and later coming into north—west england and north wales band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild a the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain at over the hills of north—west england. the hind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty winds for a while. we will get some late sunshine in the midlands. sunnier skies in the north—west. a range of temperatures on monday. still mild in the south. as the rain clears away, skies clear as well and it will be chilly on early tue

across north wales and northern england and north—west england, blustery here, strong winds and plentying wintry over the higher ground. now both areas of low pressure clear away as we head on towards the overnight period. a ridge of high pressure builds and so it means winds turn a little bit lighter, skies clearing as well, so it's going to turn quite chilly, particularly central and northern and eastern areas. further south and west, the temperatures will be coming up. that's because we've got the next area of low pressure moving in to bring us another spell of wet and windy weather. as it pushes into that cool air, we could see snow over the pennines and over the higher ground of scotland for a while, but eventually that weather front will clear away and behind it sunshine and showers. some of these will be blustery and heavy across the west. a little bit milder across the south, 11 or 12 celsius, still chilly in the north. now, we're fairly concerned about this next area of low pressure which moves through tuesday night. it looks quite nasty and could bring a spell of gales or sev

windy weather here, 9 in cardiff, some wet and windy weather into south wales, and for north wales aso develop across parts of northern ireland as well. as we get through sunday night, we will push away the rain and what is left of the snow. many areas will end up dry. a fair amount of cloud around. this area of rain close to the south coast and certainly the channel islands so wet weather continuing and look at the temperatures for monday morning, 1— 10 degrees, a much less chilly start. monday will bring this rain scraping perilously close to the south of england otherwise not a bad day, a fair amount of cloud, some sunshine about, always patchy rain at times for hills and coasts in the west. temperatures 5—10. just the first sign of the milder air is winning out and it will continue to do so for the most part through the week ahead, something colder never too far away from northern areas so temperatures in the north will tend to go up and down but not as cold as it has been. certainly mild further south, 12— 13, but with the mild air, we will see some wet and windy weather continui

for north wales and northern england, a band of rain producing heavy downpours. was already turning wintry over high ground in scotland. we bring oui’ high ground in scotland. we bring our rain band southwards and eastwards through the day, some heavy bursts on it. remember the gusty winds ahead of the band of rain, then behind it, peeling the cloud away to reveal some sunshine. equally some showers packing in, wintry ones over high ground in the west. on tuesday, likely to get off toa west. on tuesday, likely to get off to a chilly start, a touch of frost in places. mainly fine day for money but a pincer movement with two weather systems. as that band of rain sinks southwards and eastwards, it will turn things colder once again. that is the theme for the week ahead, wintry showers for some, often windy with gales at times. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: police have released an image of the man they want to speak to in connection with the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. the prime minister comes under pressure from

then for north wales, northern england gusty winds, to the northern england gusty winds, to the northnorth we have the colder condition, brighter for northern ireland and scotla nd brighter for northern ireland and scotland with sunny spells. showers backing in and the showers starting to turn wintry over high ground in scotland. we bring our rain band southwards through the day, still some heavy bursts on it, remember the gusty winds ahead of that band of rain, and then behind it, we brighten the sky, peeling the cloud away to reveal sunshine equally showers packing in. temperatures dip away from the north as the day goes on. tuesday, likely to get off to quite a chilly start, touch of frost in places. a mainly fine day for many but a pincer movement. one bringing rain into the south—west, one bringing wet and windy weather into the north—west. as that band of rain sinks southwards and eastwards it will turn things colder, that is the big theme, wintry showers for some, it will be windy, with gales at times. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at five: police release

dave kinchen in north wales, thank you.ne of the most exciting times to be philadelphia eagles fan. fans are making sure they get the nfc championship gear. people began waiting at modell's on cottman avenue even before the sun came up. in fact our jenny joyce she was out there spoke with some fans still on a high from last night's win. >> i'm feeling great awesome. it was my birthday saturday. i was you some birthday present. >> reporter: you're wearing your eagles sweatshirt. >> my eagles pants. >> reporter: looking great. >> modell's says she expect several shipments today of merchandise as we head right into the super bowl. >>> if your man's fort first week mend february include a trip to minneapolis for super bowl lii be warped here. prices for the game tickets for lodging they are already sky high. unless you've got those season tickets urostyle stuck in the secondary market. in fact on sub hub they are asking $5,000 a bees for seats way up there in the top section. if you want better seats get ready to shell out up t

wales. further north, less windy and more sunshine into the midlands, north wales, northern england. we've got this north—easterly wind, bringing further snow showers in scotland and northern england, over higher ground. temperatures dropping to close to freezing in towns and cities by first thing saturday. colder in the countryside. slightly milder, with frost and fog further south. the weekend is dominated by the fact that we've got high pressure building and the wind coming in from the north—easterly direction. through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northern ireland. further south across central, southern england and wales, still cloudy, with a few spots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. perhaps the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most of us it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts in particular. so, high pressure keeps hold of our

during this evening and tonight the weather will sink into northern england and north wales by the end overnight low, to the north of the overnight low, to the north of the rain band something colder, that is because this antonio banderas of rain will be tied in with a cold front. front. by behind that as the name suggests we bring in coileder airfrom the name suggests we bring in coileder air from the north—west. name suggests we bring in coileder airfrom the north—west. in name suggests we bring in coileder air from the north—west. in the name suggests we bring in coileder airfrom the north—west. in the mild airfrom the north—west. in the mild air across the channel islands, south waleses on monday morning, strong and gusty wind, a lot of cloud but the best chance of cloud break, brightness early on for the coast of east anglia, down into kent, then for north wales and northern england, here we will so the band of heavy rain with strong wind, and to the north of that, something brighter, spells of sunshine, showers though already starting to turn win t because that cold air will be s

rain for a while across scotland and northern ireland and later coming into north—west england and north walesth of the band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty winds for a while. we will get some late sunshine in the midlands. sunnier skies in the north west. a range of temperatures on monday. still mild in the south. as the rain clears away, skies clear as well, and it will be chilly on

my story is played out against the majestic backdrop of north wales. cut off from the wider world it's been ruled for centuries by the local nobility the land is protected by the mountain fastness or snowdonia and well provided for by the fertile hills of the isle of anglesey. gwynneth is a rugged but it deliberate region. things were less peaceful here when my king edward the first succeeded in bringing the land under english rule in twelve seventy seven. the king invaded wales with a force of fifteen thousand men he took when if in a lightning campaign to secure opposition he rebuilt ruined fortresses confiscated others that was still standing and commissioned a series of newcastle's and the king's messenger i have to report to his majesty on the state of building works and the situation in the country. sitting like an eagle's nest atop a high cliff holic castle in the south of when it is to be a symbol of the new power in the region. in the background more than three thousand feet high all the peaks of snowdonia and at the foot of the cliff the wave

across north wales and northern england and north—west england, blustery here, strong winds and plentyry over the higher ground. now both areas of low pressure clear away as we head on towards the overnight period. a ridge of high pressure builds and so it means winds turn a little bit lighter, skies clearing as well, so it's going to turn quite chilly, particularly central and northern and eastern areas. further south and west, the temperatures will be coming up. that's because we've got the next area of low pressure moving in to bring us another spell of wet and windy weather. as it pushes into that cool air, we could see snow over the pennines and over the higher ground of scotland for a while, but eventually that weather front will clear away and behind it sunshine and showers. some of these will be blustery and heavy across the west. a little bit milder across the south, 11 or 12 celsius, still chilly in the north. now, we're fairly concerned about this next area of low pressure which moves through tuesday night. it looks quite nasty and could bring a spell of gales or severe gale

windy weather here, 9 in cardiff, some wet and windy weather into south wales, and for north wales as ireland as well. as we get through sunday night, we will push away the rain and what is left of the snow. many areas will end up dry. a fair amount of cloud around. this area of rain close to the south coast and certainly the channel islands so wet weather continuing and look at the temperatures for monday morning, 1— 10 degrees, a much less chilly start. monday will bring this rain scraping perilously close to the south of england otherwise not a bad day, a fair amount of cloud, some sunshine about, always patchy rain at times for hills and coasts in the west. temperatures 5—10. just the first sign of the milder air is winning out and it will continue to do so for the most part through the week ahead, something colder never too far away from northern areas so temperatures in the north will tend to go up and down but not as cold as it has been. certainly mild further south, 12— 13, but with the mild air, we will see some wet and windy weather continuing at times through the week ahead

windy weather here, 9 in cardiff, some wet and windy weather into south wales, and for north wales aso develop across parts of northern ireland as well. as we get through sunday night, we will push away the rain and what is left of the snow. many areas will end up dry. a fair amount of cloud around. this area of rain always close to the south coast and certainly the channel islands so some wet weather continuing and look at the temperatures for monday morning, 1—10 degrees, a much less chilly start. monday will bring this rain scraping perilously close to the south of england. otherwise not a bad day. a fair amount of cloud, some sunshine about, always patchy rain at times for hills and coasts in the west. temperatures 5—10. just the first sign of the milder air winning out and it will continue to do so for the most part through the week ahead, something colder never too far away from northern areas so temperatures in the north will tend to go up and down but not as cold as it has been. certainly mild further south, 12— 13, but with the mild air, we will see some wet and windy weather

it is harboured a shakeup, the weather pushing forward from north to east, from north wales, the midlands the end of the day at the milderair begins to reign by the end of the day at the milder air begins to win out. it pushes in from the west. at 3pm there will still be significant snowfall in across a good part of scotla nd snowfall in across a good part of scotland but down to the south—west, something more mild, turning the wintry weather back to reign and an wintry weather back to reign and an wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow down into east anglia, some icy conditions also, temperatures two, three, four, six in london but rain. rain across the south—west of england, heavy rain continues through the afternoon but look at the temperatures, 12 degrees for plymouth, when the weather here, known in cardiff, some wet and windy weather into south wales, and for north wales as things turned more mild in the afternoon sun missed and merck and fog likely to develop across parts of northern ireland as well. as we get through sunday night, we will push away the rain and what is left of the sno

across north wales and northern england and north—west england, blustery here, strong winds and plenty over the higher ground. n0w both areas of low pressure clear away as we head on towards the overnight period. a ridge of high pressure builds and so it means winds turn and so it means winds turn a little bit lighter, skies clearing as well, so skies clearing as well, so it's going to turn quite chilly, particularly central and northern and eastern areas. further south and west the temperatures will be coming up. that's because we've got the next area of low pressure moving in to bring us another spell of wet and windy weather. as it pushes into that cool air, we could see snow over the pennines and over the higher ground of scotla nd and over the higher ground of scotland for a while, but eventually that weather front will clear away and behind it sunshine and showers. some of these will be blustery and heavy across the west. a little bit milder across the south, 11 or 12 celsius, still chilly in the north. now, we are fairly concerned about this next area of low pressure which moves

or four centimetres quite possible here, similar snow totals possible across the high ground of north wales midland for a time. whereas, further south, for the most part it's cold rain will fall, although there will be some flakes of sleet mixed in, particularly over the high ground, for example the chilterns, and maybe some other areas. rest of the day, bright skies in scotland filter southwards into far north england northern ireland. a slow change to the rest, a dull, dank day, with the rain easing off slowly, and we're left with chilly conditions. temperatures for most in a range of 3—5 degrees. milder, though, in the south—west. on saturday night, the second of those areas of low pressure that we see on the satellite picture starts to swing in. that will be bringing a band of rain across northern ireland. ahead of that, it is cold, one of the colder nights of this year so far in scotland. temperatures could be dipping down well, well below freezing, perhaps —8 or —10 degrees, something like that. and then on sunday that band of rain will work into colder air, and for a time, it could t

or four centimetres quite possible here, similar snow totals possible across the high ground of north wales midlands for a time. whereas, further south, for the most part it's cold rain will fall, although there will be some flakes of sleet mixed in, particularly over the high ground, for example the chilterns, and maybe the mendips as well. now, through the rest of the day, those bright skies in scotland filter southwards into far north england and northern ireland. a slow change to the rest, a dull, dank day, with the rain easing off slowly, but we're left with chilly conditions. temperatures for most in the range of 3—5 degrees. milder, though, in the south—west. looking ahead to saturday night, the second of those areas of low pressure that i showed you on the satellite picture a few moments ago starts to swing in. that will be bringing a band of rain across northern ireland. ahead of that, it is cold, one of the colder nights of this year so far in scotland. temperatures could be dipping down well, well below freezing, perhaps —8, —10 degrees, something like that. and then into sunday,

windy weather here, 9 in cardiff, some wet and windy weather into south wales, and for north wales aso develop across parts of northern ireland as well. as we get through sunday night, we will push away the rain and what is left of the snow. many areas will end up dry. a fair amount of cloud around. this area of rain close to the south coast and certainly the channel islands so wet weather continuing and look at the temperatures for monday morning, 1— 10 degrees, a much less chilly start. monday will bring the rain scraping perilously close to the south of england otherwise not a bad day, a fair amount of cloud, some sunshine about, always patchy rain at times for hills and coasts in the west. temperatures 5—10. something colder never too far away from northern areas so temperatures in the north will tend to go up and down but not as cold as it has been. certainly mild further south, 12— 13, but with the mild air, we will see some wet and windy weather continuing at times through the week ahead. that's all from me for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america

of the sunshine through the day ahead but it does brighten and across much of northern england, north walesds later and of course the fog will lift. the wind strengthens and so with the cloud covering the south and the showers, quite sharp at times, it will feel cold, for example if you are heading off to fleetwood against leicester in london for the fa cup third round, it is going to be quite a bracing wind, particularly by the end of play. for most of us here, 6—8 celsius, but feeling colder as the wind strengthens. the wind starts to ease in the sunshine further north but again 3—5 degrees, it is cold air. that cold air continues its progress southwards during tonight. still, though, we have the cloud generally, showers close to the south coast, touch and go for frost but most areas will have a much colder night. —io, —12 perhaps in the glens of scotland, particularly with the snow cover, but colder further south and obviously the risk that of some slippery where we have had the showers. but it does look like a sunnier day on sunday but look at the north—easterly wind. it is biting. alwa

across north wales and northern england and north—west england, blustery here, strong winds and plentying wintry over the higher ground. now both areas of low pressure clear away as we head on towards the overnight period. a ridge of high pressure builds and so it means winds turn a little bit lighter, skies clearing as well, so it's going to turn quite chilly, particularly central and northern and eastern areas. further south and west, the temperatures will be coming up. that's because we've got the next area of low pressure moving in to bring us another spell of wet and windy weather. as it pushes into that cool air, we could see snow over the pennines and over the higher ground of scotland for a while, but eventually that weather front will clear away and behind it sunshine and showers. some of these will be blustery and heavy across the west. a little bit milder across the south, 11 or 12 celsius, still chilly in the north. now, we're fairly concerned about this next area of low pressure which moves through tuesday night. it looks quite nasty and could bring a spell of gates or sev

rain in the north—west and later in north wales. last three winds. th of that band of rain, the air getting chillier and there will be showers following on. the rain band continuing to push southwards. getting into southern parts of england during monday afternoon. behind that, the colder air digs down. sunshine eventually in wales and the midlands. cold start on tuesday. the haves are frost towards the south and south—east. a bright start with sunshine. cloud increasing through the day and later rain in the north and west. welcome to newsday. the headlines: a crisis for cryptocurrencies? one of japan's biggest exchanges refunds half a billion dollars after a major hacking attack. translation: my total losses are about i translation: my total losses are abouti million translation: my total losses are about i million yen. translation: my total losses are abouti million yen. i am finding it difficult to trust a virtual currencies at the moment. navalny, navalny! a russian opposition leader alexei navalny was among hundreds to be arrested during country—

rain for a while across scotland and northern ireland and later coming into north—west england and north walesome chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty winds for a while.

, less windy and more sunshine into the midlands, north wales, northern england. h cooler than recent days. that cooling trend continues through into the weekend. we've got this north—easterly wind, bringing further snow showers in scotland and northern england, over higher ground. temperatures dropping to close to freezing in towns and cities by first thing saturday. colder in the countryside. slightly milder, with frost and fog further south. the weekend is dominated by the fact that we've got high pressure building and the wind coming in from the north—easterly direction. through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northern ireland. further south across central, southern england and wales, still cloudy, with a few spots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most, it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern

of the sunshine through the day ahead but it does brighten and across much of northern england, north walesgthens and so with the cloud covering the south and the showers, quite sharp at times, it will feel cold, for example if you are heading off to fleetwood against leicester in london for the fa cup third round, it is going to be quite a bracing wind, particularly by the end of play. for most of us here, 6—8 celsius, but feeling colder as the wind strengthens. the wind starts to ease in the sunshine further north but again 3—5 degrees, it is cold air. that cold air continues its progress southwards during tonight. still, though, we have the cloud generally, showers close to the south coast, touch and go for frost but most areas will have a much colder night. —10, —12 perhaps in the glens of scotland, particularly with the snow cover, but colder further south and obviously the risk that of some slippery where we have had the showers. but it does look like a sunnier day on sunday but look at the north—easterly wind. it is biting. always the risk of a bit more cloud for the south, but lovel

, less windy and more sunshine into the midlands, north wales, northern england. er than recent days. that cooling trend continues through into the weekend. we've got this north—easterly wind, bringing further snow showers in scotland and northern england, over higher ground. temperatures dropping to close to freezing in towns and cities by first thing saturday. colder in the countryside. slightly milder, with frost and fog further south. the weekend is dominated by the fact that we've got high pressure building and the wind coming in from the north—easterly direction. through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northern ireland. further south across central, southern england and wales, still cloudy, with a few spots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most, it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and w

of the sunshine through the day ahead but it does brighten and across much of northern england, north walesds later and of course the fog will lift. the wind strengthens and so with the cloud covering the south and the showers, quite sharp at times, it will feel cold, for example if you are heading off to fleetwood against leicester in london for the fa cup third round, it is going to be quite a bracing wind, particularly by the end of play. for most of us here, 6—8 celsius, but feeling colder as the wind strengthens. the wind starts to ease in the sunshine further north but again 3—5 degrees, it is cold air. that cold air continues its progress southwards during tonight. still, though, we have the cloud generally, showers close to the south coast, touch and go for frost but most areas will have a much colder night. —10, —12 perhaps in the glens of scotland, particularly with the snow cover, but colder further south and obviously the risk that of some slippery where we have had the showers. but it does look like a sunnier day on sunday but look at the north—easterly wind. it is biting. alwa

the rain will be heavy in north wales. light and patchy. nothing heavy as far as light and patchy. peratures 4—6 degrees across scotland, up around 12 or 13 degrees across scotland, up around 12 or13 in degrees across scotland, up around 12 or 13 in the south. when i say it is stormy weather, it is courtesy of storm eleanor first in is stormy weather, it is courtesy of storm eleanorfirst in northern ireland with rain spreading across all areas except the far north of scotland. there are just developing this evening across southern parts of northern ireland and the stronger winds will transfer eastwards. maybe the far south of scotland, but more especially cumbria, lancashire, damaging winds of 70 to 80 mph and elsewhere we will see severe gales anywhere from north wales, north midlands into the borders of scotland. snow on the hills, rain elsewhere at a windy start to tomorrow morning. the worst of the winds get out of the way quickly thenit winds get out of the way quickly then it is a broster —— blustery day. not too many showers across the south. the north—east of scotland again,

here we're looking live in north wales, montgomery county, dekalb pike at walsh road. you can see ice and snow on the roads. roads are in pretty good shape you need to be caref as you head out. mobile 6 is around, live in mount airy, looking at the secondary roads. expect notice snow and ice. it will take a while to dig your car. you will need a little time it's hard as a rock right now. about to make the turn on mobile 6. see how slowly he is driving that was a good turn, nice job, as you head out it's nice to stop. thanks mobile 6. looking at swamp pike this is yet another new accident that popped up in limerick, a water main break icy out here hanover at wilson street. live in new jersey, 295 here at haddonfield road we see the snow mostly on the sides of the roads, but some of the lanes we're catch that go, as well. be careful as you head out, matt. >> hundreds of seniors face the bitter cold whhe fire broke out at their highrise in atlantic city. john rli details and help for the fire victims. >> reporter: good morning, matt, i t slow gradual return to normal, but

a little bit of light patchy rain for parts of north wales but much of northern england and northernnd with a different day and a return to sunshine on saturday, although some wintry showers especially across parts of aberdeen and the scottish borders down to northumberland. a lot of dry and bright weather across the northern half of the country, but further south, staying fairly cloudy, but the cloud will be edging south and we are likely to see the sun making a reappearance in birmingham. it will be a few degrees above freezing. saturday night turning cold all over the country, we have the north—easterly wind, and with clearing skies, we will see temperatures falling below freezing, well below freezing, we might have -1o well below freezing, we might have —10 in the sheltered glens of scotland, so widespread sharp frost and the chance of some ice first thing sunday morning, but sunday looks like a fine day, glorious blue skies and sunshine across almost all of the country. more cloud along the south coast, temperatures 0— seven across the country, and then the fine weather sticks a

outside live of montgomeryville north of the mall near north wales road. police are out there, because the traffic lights are not working. traffic is moving slowly, but getting through the intersection. >> the search goes on in california for survivors after the deadly mudslides 400 homes damaged or destroyed, at this point 17 people confirmed dead and another 8 missing. 500 first responders with k-9 still busy tracking through the thick mud desperately searching for survivors. rescuers say there's areas they have not been able to access, so there's a possibility that some of the missing could be found alive. >>> parts have been warned about keeping laundry pods out of the reach of small children. now health experts are the exteg the warning to warning to teenagers. the tide pod challenge is gaining popularity on social media. teens are putting the pods in their mouths, often times actually consuming the pods. wow. poison control said if someone swallows a small amounts of concentrated detergent in the pods, it could result in diarrhea and vomiting and it

again, across north wales, northern england and in towards norfolk as well.r all of those details. good weatherfor penguins. we have a very special guest on breakfast this morning. this is wolfy, the penguin, named after the artist who designed him. he, along with some friends, has travelled round the world, from johannesburg to seoul to london, to try and protect his home in the antarctic. we will hear why in about 20 minutes. he in about 20 minutes. has now been replaced by ou wonderful he has now been replaced by our wonderful colleague, sadly. well, not sadly. the best instruction i have ever heard is penguin off, steph on. clear the penguin, clear the penguin. i am not allowed to touch the penguin. it is too delicate. there was a clear message given this morning to only one person on this so far, don‘t touch the penguin. guess who it was for. it is because you are terrible, anju? tripping on things...” wouldn‘t want to damage it, it is very expensive —— aren‘t you. and there is a big plan to improve transport in the north. getting around the north of eng

three or four centimetres is possible to similar totals possible across the high ground of north walespart cold rain will fall although there will be some flakes of sleet mixed in, particularly over the high ground. chiltons, maybe some other areas. rest of the day, bright skies in scotland filter southwards into far north england northern ireland. a slow change to the rest, a dull, dank day with rain easing off slowly and chilly conditions. temperatures for most between three and five degrees, mild in the south—west. on saturday night, the second of those areas of low pressure that we see on the satellite picture starts to swing in. that will bring a band of rain across northern ireland. ahead of that it is cold, one of the colder nights of this year so far in scotland. the temperature could dip down well below freezing, perhaps —8 or —10 degrees. then on sunday that band of rain will work into cold air and for a time it could be snowing. that snow could be heavy across the high ground of scotland and the peaks and the pennines as well, perhaps as much as ten or 15 centimetres of snow

or four centimetres quite possible here, similar snow totals possible across the high ground of north walesh, for the most part it's cold rain will fall, although there will be some flakes of sleet mixed in, particularly over the high ground, for example the chilterns, and maybe some other areas. rest of the day, bright skies in scotland filter southwards into far north england northern ireland. a slow change to the rest, a dull, dank day, with the rain easing off slowly, and we're left with chilly conditions. temperatures for most in a range of 3—5 degrees. milder, though, in the south—west. on saturday night, the second of those areas of low pressure that we see on the satellite picture starts to swing in. that will be bringing a band of rain across northern ireland. ahead of that, it is cold, one of the colder nights of this year so far in scotland. temperatures could be dipping down well, well below freezing, perhaps —8 or —10 degrees, something like that. and then on sunday that band of rain will work into colder air, and for a time, it could turn to snow. and that snow could be very h

it stays quite persistent across north wales and through northern england.hen heading over into the isle of man and northern ireland, some sleet or wet snow possible across the higher ground. a cold and frosty start across the far north—east. an improving picture to england and wales with some sunny spells. the weather front grinds to a halt but again some wet snow to the higher ground. it is going to be a cold day on friday. friday we have showers and longer spells of rain across the country and temperatures between four and country and temperatures between fourand 9 country and temperatures between four and 9 degrees. the wind now coming from the north across the far north of scotland and is colder air will be the story as we head towards the weekend. descending right across the weekend. descending right across the country into the weekend. so colder, crisper with ea rly—morning frost but drier and brighter and fingers crossed a little more sunshine. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the health secretary says sorry to nhs patients in england who

similar totals possible across the high ground of north wales and the north—west midland for a time.e some flakes of sleet mixed in, particularly over the high ground, for example the chilterns, and maybe some other areas. rest of the day, bright skies in scotland filter southwards into far north england northern ireland. a slow change to the rest, a dull, dank day with rain easing off slowly and chilly conditions. temperatures for most in a range of 3—5 degrees. milder, though, in the south—west. on saturday night, the second of those areas of low pressure that we see on the satellite picture starts to swing in. that will be bringing a band of rain across northern ireland. ahead of that, it is cold, one of the colder nights of this year so far in scotland. temperatures could well be dipping down well below freezing, perhaps —8 or —10 degrees. then on sunday that band of rain will work into colder air, and for a time, it could turn to snow. and that snow could be heavy across the high ground of scotland and the peaks and the pennines, as well, perhaps as much as ten or 15 centimetres

of the sunshine through the day ahead but it does brighten and across much of northern england, north waleshens and so with the cloud covering the south and the showers, quite sharp at times, it will feel cold, for example if you are heading off to fleetwood against leicester in london for the fa cup third round, it is going to be quite a bracing wind, particularly by the end of play. for most of us here, 6—8 celsius, but feeling colder as the wind strengthens. the wind starts to ease in the sunshine further north but again 3—5 degrees, it is cold air. that cold air continues its progress southwards during tonight. still, though, we have the cloud generally, showers close to the south coast, touch and go for frost but most areas will have a much colder night. —10, —12 perhaps in the glens of scotland, particularly with the snow cover, but colder further south and obviously the risk that of some slippery where we have had the showers. but it does look like a sunnier day on sunday but look at the north—easterly wind. it is biting. always the risk of a bit more cloud for the south, but lovely