are 1st tropical cyclone of the season, off the north west coast of hot stella. but okay, this one's about 500 kilometers away. so it's not posing a major threat, but it is the 1st up the season feeling very summer like in new zealand. you know, by day things in auckland are fine, but then usually by the evening we get into some thunderstorms. looks like that's going to continue on tuesday. american samoa still some rain in the forecast is not falling at the same intensity as it has been. where there's been intense. rain is through them. a lay peninsula southern thailand, a months worth of rain at 24 hours. that's $500.00 millimeters or half a meter of rain. all caused by the ne monsoon, which is doing quite a number up and down the philippines. some severe flood advisories in played there . other cool start in china, so minus 5 in shanghai, this some the year your average december low should be about plus 5 temperatures. bounce back to 13 degrees on tuesday and off to japan, we go that see effects snow finally starting to wind down on the other side of the mount

west coast. and the snow up north along the west coast, washington, oregon and all those places. so bad weather all along for a while longer and of course is all coming at a very busy christmas time peak travel season. what's the situation in the air? although gimme started, that is a totally different a mass on a totally different level. a southwest airlines is responsible for canceling 90 percent of all flights to day in numbers, 2500 flights cancelled while by southwest airlines. the next one spirited airlines cancelled 83. so you can see this airline has a big problem all over by monday night, around 5000 flights were cancelled. that is a massive amount. the problem here is not just for passengers want to go home. some are waiting for 5 days for the last 5 days to actually get where they actually actually wanted. then they turned around just wanted to go home and they are still not home. never let alone have seen their relative, so it is an absolute nightmare all over. and it's not going to get any better. at least not for southwest southwest. they said it's going to be like

we have just recently heard that the rescue efforts are now being concentrated on the north—west coastg crew members continues. ., ,, , ., , . continues. thank you very much, mechan continues. thank you very much, meghan owen — continues. thank you very much, meghan owen reporting - continues. thank you very much, meghan owen reporting there. . iran has announced the first execution of a protester convicted over the recent anti—government unrest. mohsen shekari was hanged on thursday morning after being accused of being a "rioter" who wounded a member of a paramilitary force with a machete. but an activist called it a "show trial without any due process". kasra naji, bbc persian's special correspondent is here with me. kasra, what more do we know about what happened?— kasra, what more do we know about what happened? yes, excuse me, this is the first case _ what happened? yes, excuse me, this is the first case of— what happened? yes, excuse me, this is the first case of its _ what happened? yes, excuse me, this is the first case of its kind, _ what happened? yes, excuse me, this is the

west—facing coasts. but these will have a little bit of a wintry flavour into the far north—west.egrees the high, here. ten celsius perhaps into the far south—east. looking further ahead, the jet stream still with us and still driving areas of low pressure across the british isles. you can see the jet stream centred across the uk. that sees one low pressure clear away, only to be replaced by yet another. it looks likely to stay pretty unsettled as we look further ahead. so here is the story for scotland or northern ireland. some heavy rain at times, blustery winds. not particularly cold. perhaps lowest values around 4—5 degrees.for england and again, noticeably milder. showers or longer spells of rain for many, and the winds remain quite a feature. whatever you're doing, have a lovely holiday. this is bbc world news. our top stories... king charles pays tribute to his late mother, queen elizabeth — and reflects on the cost of living crisis — in his first christmas message. at this time of great anxiety and hardship, be it for those around the world facing conflict, famine or natur

north—west. showers of rain into northern ireland, north—west england, western—facing coasts of wales and south—westhine, and a little milder here, ten degrees. but factor in the strength and direction of the wind further north and west, it's going to feel noticeably colder, i suspect. now, as we say goodbye to boxing day, the weather story is set to change out to the west, with something milder and wetter gradually pushing in. once again, the wind direction swings back to a south—westerly so it means a milder start here. we still keep the cold air in scotland, though, first thing on tuesday morning. and so that means on the leading edge, there could be a spell of snow for a time but it will change quite quickly back to rain as the milder air floods back in across the uk. some wet and windy weather pushing in across wales, particularly west—facing coasts. so it is going to be a mild but wet tuesday for many and rather windy with it. that frontal system will start to ease away, to be replaced by yet another on wednesday. this area of low pressure sees plenty of isobars tucked in behind the southern f

snow showers in the far north west showers of rain into northern ireland, north—west england in western coaste and a little milder here, 10 degrees. in the strengthening direction of the wind it will feel noticeably colder i suspect. as we say goodbye to boxing day, the weather story is set to change out to the west with something milder and wetter gradually push again. the wind direction swings background to a south—westerly certainly a milder start here. we still keep the cold air in scotland first thing on tuesday morning. so that means on the leading edge there could be a speu the leading edge there could be a spell of snow for a time but it will change quickly back to ring at the milder airflights back in change quickly back to ring at the milder air flights back in across the uk. wet and windy weather pushing in across wales, particularly west facing coast so it will be a mild but wet tuesday for many and rather windy with it. that frontal system will start to ease way to be replaced by another on wednesday. this area of low pressure sees plenty of isobars tucked in behind the southern

west—facing coasts. but these will have a little bit of a wintry flavour into the far north—west.here. ten celsius perhaps into the far south—east. looking further ahead, the jet stream still with us and still driving areas of low pressure across the british isles. you can see the jet stream centred across the uk. that sees one low pressure clear away, only to be replaced by yet another. it looks likely to stay pretty unsettled as we look further ahead. so here is the story for scotland or northern ireland. some heavy rain at times, blustery winds. not particularly cold. perhaps lowest values around 11—5 degrees. for england and wales, again, noticeably milder. showers or longer spells of rain for many, and the winds remain quite a feature. whatever you're doing, have a lovely holiday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. king charles pays tribute to his late mother, queen elizabeth — and reflects on the cost of living crisis — in his first christmas message. at this time of great anxiety and hardship, be it for those around the wo

wintry showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, also around some of these irish sea coasts, north—westar south—west as well. fog patches further east across england and temperatures first thing to start sunday morning at around about minus six degrees for many of us, even in the more urban spots. colder than that in some rural spots. so sunday, then, quite a cold day for the bulk of england and wales. we've got quite a lot of cloud around with the odd snow flurry coming out of this cloud for perhaps the midlands, central southern england. towards the east, we've got some lingering freezing fog for parts of norfolk up towards the vale of york as well. further north, these snow showers tending to ease across parts of scotland. but look at those temperatures. most of us between about freezing to plus two degrees. and then during sunday evening and overnight, our attention turns to the far south—east. now, there is a chance we'll see a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex — essex, suffolk could be at risk, so we are expecting some i

wintry showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, also around some of these irish sea coasts, north west east across england and temperatures first thing to start sunday morning at around about minus six degrees for many of us, even in the more urban spots. colder than that in some rural spots. so, sunday, then — quite a cold day for the bulk of england and wales. we've got quite a lot of cloud around with the odd snow flurry coming out of this cloud for perhaps the midlands, central southern england. towards the east, we've got some lingering freezing fog for parts of norfolk up towards the vale of york as well. further north, these snow showers tending to ease across parts of scotland but look at those temperatures — most of us between about freezing to plus two degrees. and then, during sunday evening and overnight, our attention turns to the far south—east. now, there is a chance we'll see a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex — essex, suffolk could be at risk — so we are expecting some icy stretches to develop and, again, so

north america. winter storm elliot is enveloping much of the us and canada. meteorologists are calling it a once in a generation event. it stretches from the east to the west coast north to south covering more than 3000 kilometers from the us mexico border right up to quebec. more than 200000000 americans are now under severe weather advisories. while at least one warning has been issued in every single canadian province and territory, more than 8000 flights of all had been cancelled due to strong winds and heavy snow disrupting holiday travel plans. while this cold snap is even affecting southern states, such as texas, where sub 0 temperatures are ran farther north, it's expected to drop below minus 17 degrees celsius. temperatures in some areas are also forecast to drop as low as minus $45.00 celsius expense, one that that could lead to frostbite in 5 to 10 minutes. roslyn jordan reports with dreaming of a white christmas sounds romantic for song but for millions of people in the us this holiday weekend, it's more like a nightmare. a massive winter storm from canada has brought sub freezing temperatures and heavy snow to most of the country. as well as nationw

the way the weather pattern is set up right now , it is not just over the west coast or north america. basically, the whole northern hemisphere is stuck, which makes it hard to predict what is going to happen more than a couple of days in advance. another chance of rain is going to had our way. it is just a matter of win. >> if you do it to the sierra, speaking of stuck, you will be up there for several days. >> you need to go now. you will not be able to get up there tomorrow morning. >>> thinking of things indoors? we have something for you. there is something for everyone. a billionaire owner of the indianapolis colts is bringing his memorable you and band.'s collection includes guitars owned by prince, kurt cobain. a 200-foot scroll of the on the road manuscript. and of course, a peer of john lennon's glasses, mohammed ali's walkout robe. even documents signed by former presidents almanac to george washington. want to see all that, you get to see a show. special guest including rock 'n roll hall of famers. tickets are free , but you have to register online. we have posted a link o

also around some of the irish sea coast, north—west wales and the far south—west as well, fog patcheslder than that some rural spots. sunday, spots, colder than that some ruralspots. sunday, quite a cold day for the bulk of england and wales. the odd snow flurry coming out of perhaps the midlands, central and southern england. towards the east we have lingering freezing fog for parts of norfolk up towards the vale of york. the north, snow showers tending to ease across parts of scotland. most temperatures between freezing to plus two. sunday evening and overnight our attention turns to the far south—east. there is a chance we could see a low pressure system just pushing some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex, essex, suffolk could be at risk. we are expecting some icy stretches to develop, and again, some freezing fog patches. sunday night very cold with a widespread hard frost. temperatures could be as low as -12 temperatures could be as low as —12 as we start monday morning. so an icy and very cold early monday commute. again, lots of low cloud and freezing fog ac

wintry showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, also around some of these irish sea coasts, north west temperatures first thing to start sunday morning at around about minus six degrees for many of us, even in the more urban spots. colder than that in some rural spots. so, sunday, then — quite a cold day for the bulk of england and wales. we've got quite a lot of cloud around with the odd snow flurry coming out of this cloud for perhaps the midlands, central southern england. towards the east, we've got some lingering freezing fog for parts of norfolk up towards the vale of york as well. further north, these snow showers tending to ease across parts of scotland but look at those temperatures — most of us between about freezing to plus two degrees. and then, during sunday evening and overnight, our attention turns to the far south—east. now, there is a chance we'll see a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex — essex, suffolk could be at risk — so we are expecting some icy stretches to develop and, again, some freezing fog patches.

wintry showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, also around some of these irish sea coasts, north westing at around about minus six degrees for many of us, even in the more urban spots. colder than that in some rural spots. so, sunday, then — quite a cold day for the bulk of england and wales. we've got quite a lot of cloud around with the odd snow flurry coming out of this cloud for perhaps the midlands, central southern england. towards the east, we've got some lingering freezing fog for parts of norfolk up towards the vale of york as well. further north, these snow showers tending to ease across parts of scotland but look at those temperatures — most of us between about freezing to plus two degrees. and then, during sunday evening and overnight, our attention turns to the far south—east. now, there is a chance we'll see a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex — essex, suffolk could be at risk — so we are expecting some icy stretches to develop and, again, some freezing fog patches. but sunday night, very cold with a widespread

they are drifting into the north and east of scotland, towards the borders, 182—4 north coast of northern ireland and the westdy a met office morning out for potentially disruptive snow and blizzards in scotland. southgate says he is relishing the prospect of the world cup quarterfinal match against france and says it will be the acid test for the team —— england manager. england may have to do it without raheem sterling, who has had to fly home after a burglary at his house in surrey. that is about it for me, i will be hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. on the programme tonight — haiti in crisis. dire warnings from the caribbean nation, as armed gangs extend their control of the country. was the house and i was so scared i was shaking. i didn't know what to do. they mostly kill young man. hate shaking. i didn't know what to do. they mostly kill young man. we will seak they mostly kill young man. we will speak speaking _ they mostly kill young man. we will speak speaking live _ they mostly kill young man. we will speak speaking live to _ they mostly kill young man. we will speak speaking live to

wintry showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, also around some of these irish sea coasts, north westres first thing to start sunday morning at around about minus six degrees for many of us, even in the more urban spots. colder than that in some rural spots. so, sunday, then — quite a cold day for the bulk of england and wales. we've got quite a lot of cloud around with the odd snow flurry coming out of this cloud for perhaps the midlands, central southern england. towards the east, we've got some lingering freezing fog for parts of norfolk up towards the vale of york as well. further north, these snow showers tending to ease across parts of scotland but look at those temperatures — most of us between about freezing to plus two degrees. and then, during sunday evening and overnight, our attention turns to the far south—east. now, there is a chance we'll see a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex — essex, suffolk could be at risk — so we are expecting some icy stretches to develop and, again, some freezing fog patches. but sunda

north sea coasts. the easterly winds also pushing this weather front away from the north—west corner of the uk, so it'll into eastern scotland, eastern england, particularly north—east england, one or two into northern ireland during the overnight period. some of them could have a wintry flavour over the higher ground. where skies are clear, we will likely see a touch of frost and there is a chance where you get a shower and then skies clear and temperatures fall then there could be a touch of ice in places as well to start sunday. a chilly start to the day on sunday. there will be more sunshine around, though, for the north and west of scotland, northern ireland. still a few showers pushing into eastern scotland, eastern england. pushing into eastern again, a wintry flavour over higher ground. further south, some drier weather around. the best of the brightness towards western fringes, but it's going to be cold wherever you are. this is bbc news. our top stories... more criticism of the west's price cap on russian oil, this time from ukraine, which says it's too high to inflict serious damage on russia

north sea coasts. the easterly winds also pushing this weather front away from the north—west corner of the uk, so it'llrier here, as well. it will drive further showers into eastern scotland, eastern england, particularly north—east england, one or two into northern ireland during the overnight period. some of them could have a wintry flavour over the higher ground. where skies are clear we will likely see a touch of frost and there is a chance where you get a shower and then skies clear and temperatures fall then there could be a touch of ice in places as well to start sunday. a chilly start to the day on sunday. there will be more sunshine around, though, for the north and west of scotland, northern ireland. still a few showers pushing into eastern scotland, eastern england. again, a wintry flavour over higher ground. further south, some drier weather around. the best of the brightness towards western fringes, but it's going to be cold wherever you are. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at the world cup, argentina becomes the second team to qualify

north sea coasts. the easterly winds also pushing this weather front away from the north—west corner of the uk, so it'lle turning a little bit drier here, as well. it will drive further showers into eastern scotland, eastern england, particularly north—east england, one or two into northern ireland during the overnight period. some of them could have a wintry flavour over the higher ground. where skies are clear we will likely see a touch of frost and there is a chance where you get a shower and then skies clear and temperatures fall then there could be a touch of ice in places as well to start sunday. a chilly start to the day on sunday. there will be more sunshine around, though, for the north and west of scotland, northern ireland. still a few showers pushing into eastern scotland, eastern england. again, a wintry flavour over higher ground. further south, some drier weather around. the best of the brightness towards western fringes, but it's going to be cold wherever you are. the father of four—year—old girl on a ventilator with the strep a infections has urged parents to be aware of the symptoms an

across the north of scotland already today and wintry showers over irish sea coast, northern ireland, isle of man into north wales. they will continue for the rest of the day, particularly into the west lots of dry weather, cloud in the south breaking up and feeling cold with temperatures typically three or four above freezing. this evening and overnight clear skies for many areas, freezing fog develops towards the east, icy conditions in the west where showers fall on very low ground, —— very cold ground. it could be ten or 15 centimetres over higher ground. temperatures down to about —6, bitterly cold, it will be about —6, bitterly cold, it will be a very cold start to the weekend with a sharp frost, icy stretches and lingering freezing fog for some others, particularly towards these. a foggy start for east anglia towards the vale of york, some of that slow to clear. showers still continue around some irish sea coast, exmoorand bodmin continue around some irish sea coast, exmoor and bodmin could see some centimetres of snow, temperatures will struggle again between freezing to perhaps six or seven in the mildest spots. rain for the coast of eastern scotland but more snow inland. th

little bit of rights who went to the far north west of africa around northern parts of morocco, easing across the algerian coast. possibly into algeria much of north africa is try, but some showers, they're just scraping the way along the coastal fringes of west africa. many shells . meanwhile, across the tropics, those showers coming rod more expensive as well as we go through the next couple of days. line a shower sarah to that eastern side of south africa, macon. that way, by the east. ah, ah, ah, ah lou. ah, hello jim, this is al 0. the bad news this our peruse governments is to create a 5 day curfew as protests over the countries political crisis continue. the supreme court has ruled of former president federal castillo will remain in detention for the next 18 months. he was charged with rebellion and conspiracy out trying to dissolve congress. at least 5 ukrainian cities, including the capital key, have been hit by as many as 60 russian missiles. it craig says that russia's military has targeted critical facilities and khaki eve creevy, zapata geo of the e. u has threatened sanctions on to twitter suspend

north. the plate that's off the west coast is got a plate dipping and all the that the north american plate and beginning the transition into the cascadia subduction zone. that lens along and washington. >> talk to me just a little bit what a quake of this magnitude should do for the average california resident who maybe didn't feel it, but is obviously hearing about just how large this was how we should kind of think about earthquakes moving forward from today. >> well, off cakes has sought. this is one of the most seismically active areas of california, but they can happen anyway, all you feel shaking. but you need to do is simply drop couple and hold on to protect yourself. most strong and safe and will not but the things in your a and so it's really putting just to take couple build one outside. don't do anything crazy. just get a desk or table anything like that. so nothing can fall on. you. >> we're looking at just some some photos of damage done to some structures it doesn't seem like any total destruction or are you surprised by that considering the magnitude? >> show damages caused

the storm stretches from the east to the west coast and from north to south. it covers more than 3000 kilometers from the us mexico border right out to quebec. dan higgins is an assistant professor of journalism at cassius college. he joins us now from the town of am hurst in new york and have you with us. so 1st of all, is it easy to stay warm? was the situation with you? hi, thank you for having me. fortunately, you can see from how i undressed. i am quite warm and comfortable in my house, just outside the city of buffalo, kind of famous for it snow. and that's because we have managed to keep the lights on our electricity hasn't gone out. and that's just a coincidence. that's just a lucky break for me and my family. many thousands of people in this area, including some of my neighbors nearby. i have lost power for a period of time. they're keeping warm with gas fireplaces. they which many people have, or wood burning fireplaces, or some of them attract relatives houses before the storm got to impassable. what about power? do we know that some areas have been

of showers texan from the west and continues particularly along west facing coasts but they will have a wintry flavour into the far northg further ahead, thejet the far south—east. looking further ahead, the jet stream still with us and still driving areas of low pressure across the british isles. it is centred across the uk and that sees one low pressure clear away only to be replaced by yet another. it is likely to stay pretty and settled as we look further ahead. here is the story for scotland and northern ireland, some heavy rain at times and blustery winds. not particularly cold. lowest values around a5 degrees. for england and wales, noticeably milder with showers or longer spells of rain for many and the winds remain quite a feature. whatever you are doing, have a lovely holiday. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories? russia says at least three servicemen have been killed in a ukrainian drone attack on an air force base in the south of the country. china carries out one of its biggest incursions to date in the seas and skies around taiwan. more rohingya

north america. when the storm elliot is enveloping much of the us in canada meteorologist, so calling it a once in the generation event, it stretches from the east to the west coast and north the south. it covers more than 3000 kilometers from the us. mexico border run down to quebec on more than 200000000 americans are under severe weather advisories, while at least one warning has been issued in every canadian province and territory . the cold snap is even affecting southern states, such as texas, where sub 0 temperatures are rare. for the north, it's expected to drop below minus 17 degrees celsius. temperatures in some areas are full cost to drop as low as minus $45.00. se experts warn this could lead to frostbite in 5 to 10 minutes. rosalyn jordan reports dreaming of a white christmas sounds romantic for song. but for millions of people in the west this holiday weekend, it's more like a nightmare. a massive winter storm from canada has brought sub freezing temperatures and heavy snow to most of the country, as well as nationwide flight disruptions. power outages and pipe breaks and the threat of frostbite an hypothermia, particularly for those without shelter

west facing coasts. these will have a bit of a wintry flavour into the far north—west with any elevation we will see furtherng areas of low pressure across the british isles. it is centred across the uk. that sees one low pressure cleared away only to be replaced by yet another. it's likely to stay unsettled as we look further ahead. here is the story for scotland and northern ireland. some heavy rain at times and blustery winds. not particularly cold. lowest values around 45 degrees. for england and, noticeably milder with showers or longer spells of rain for many and the winds remain quite a feature. whatever you are doing, have a lovely holiday. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: russia says at least three servicemen have been killed in a ukrainian drone attack on an air force base in the south of the country. and north america's deep freeze severe winter weather claims 38 lives across the united states and canada. more rohingya refufgees reach the indonesian province of aceh as the un refugee agency fears 180 may have died, after their boat

north america, winter storm and it is enveloping much of the us and canada. it's religious or calling it up once in a generation event where it stretches from the east to the west coast and north to south covering more than 3000 kilometers from the us. mexico border up to quebec. well than 200000000 americans are on the severe weather, advisories one, at least one warning has been issued in every canadian province and territory. more than $8000.00 flights have been cancelled due to strong winds and heavy snow disrupting holiday travel plans or co snap is even affecting southern states, such as texas, where sub temperatures or rat feather knows it's expected to drop below minus 17 degrees celsius temperatures. in some areas, a forecast to drop as low as minus $45.00 celsius. will experts warn this crudely to frostbite in the 5 to 10 minutes? doesn't jordan reports dreaming of a white christmas sounds romantic for song but for millions of people in the west this holiday weekend, it's more like a nightmare. a massive winter storm from canada has brought sub freezing temperatures and heavy snow to most of the country, as well as nationwide flight disruptions. power outag

showers in parts of scotland, rain, sleet and snow in northern ireland at the far west of wales and down some north sea coasthere, looking at a crisp winter sunshine. but elsewhere, looking at a crisp wintersunshine. it but elsewhere, looking at a crisp winter sunshine. it will not help the temperatures much, after the frosty start, after new highs of 1-5 . on frosty start, after new highs of 1—5. on friday, this system could cause some headaches in parts of scotland, particular in central scotland, particular in central scotland with a mix of rain, sleet and snow giving rise to ice and some about wintry weather might come into northern ireland could do elsewhere, spells of sunshine and signed over the temperatures nudging upwards, just a little. on saturday, some showers, some wintry but on sunday, here comes the big change with this band of rain, it may be some snow on its leading edge for a time but as its leading edge for a time but as it works its way in, it will turn much milder, at least for the start of next week. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at ten on wednesday the 14th of december. there's more

west facing coasts. a little more cloud means a relatively milder start here in the south—east, six or seven degrees, but cold temperatures hovering just below freezing further northhe further risk of some snow showers just adding to those totals i was talking about earlier. so a windy day, some blustery showers, showers of rain along west facing coasts. further east, it will be a milder story with some drier weather. ten degrees the high, but it's going to feel cold to the north when you factor in the wind direction. but as i say, it's a brief colder spell as we see this milder segment, this air starting to push back in as the next weather front moves in. so the wind direction changes yet again back to a south westerly, driving with it some wet weather. briefly, we'll see a spell of snow before it turns back to rain. wind gusts in excess of a0 to 50 miles an hour on exposed west coasts. inland, blustery as well, 30 to 35 miles an hour. in terms of the feel of things as we go into tuesday, 5 to 7 degrees in the north, highest values of 11 further south and east. looking ahead throughout the week, it stays pretty unsettled. winds will be a feature, but it's mild ac

together with the arctic rangers, a local intimate unit that patrols the entire north of canada from the west to the east coast. they will be learning from and with each other. the rangers show the soldiers how to survive in this harsh world. where they are often left to their own devices. shooting and gutting. seals is one of the most important survival strategies. because seal meat contains a lot of vitamin, see they say it's important in an area where there are neither trees nor fruits or vegetables, especially nutritious is the liver. oh, not the consistency of i tell you. but in addition to the vitamins it contains ra seal, meat has another advantage that is particularly important up here in winter, the santa if you call in the winter time, little bit of dye love it only for 3 minutes. no arm. yeah. yeah, it's a chemical reaction in your body. could i'd react to the seo blood then everything starts going right fuel huffy fairly. the arctic rangers are the eyes and ears of the north local fishermen and hunters who rone the arctic virtually year round to provide for their families. and they explained to the

further south, yes, they will be a few showers draped across eastern areas, down the west coast is well into the north in northern and eastern areas because of the strength of that wind, which keeps blowing very showers in during wednesday night and into thursday, and the question then lies as to where there is weather front will come to life. it could well spread a smattering of snow showers across england and wales on thursday, with some drier weather in between. there is quite a bit of uncertainty surrounding that forecast, but only two or three celsius, so if we do get showers, they are likely to be a wintry flavour inland around the coast. perhaps this hail and thunder as well. a similar scenario on friday as well as we get that northerly wind blowing showers into both eastern and northern areas, and down into western parts of scotland, england and wales, parts of northern ireland, as well. a really cold and chilly day once again. and beyond that, it looks as if we will keep that brisk north to a north—westerly wind, low pressure close by for the east, and also picking up that moisture off the ir

further south, yes, there will be a few showers draped across eastern areas, down the west coast, as well as into the north, and feeling a lot colder than that in northern and eastern areas, because of the strength of that wind, which keeps blowing those showers in during wednesday night and into thursday. and the question mark then lies as to where this weather front will come to life. it could well spread a smattering of snow showers across england and wales on thursday, with some drier weather in between. there is quite a bit of uncertainty surrounding that forecast, but only two or three celsius, so if we do get showers, they are likely to be a wintry flavour inland around the coast. perhaps hail and thunder, as well. a similar scenario on friday as well as we get that northerly wind blowing showers into both eastern and northern areas, and down into western parts of scotland, england and wales, parts of northern ireland, as well. a really cold and chilly day once again. and beyond that, it looks as if we will keep that brisk north to a north—westerly wind, low pressure close by for the east, and also

north sea coasts. the easterly winds also pushing this weather front away from the north—west corner of the uk, so it'll england, particularly north—east england, one or two into northern ireland during the overnight period. some of them could have a wintry flavour over the higher ground. where skies are clear we will likely see a touch of frost and there is a chance where you get a shower and then skies clear and temperatures fall then there could be a touch of ice