four or five for a friend in the northern isles and ten or ii five for a friend in the northern islesth—east end of the day. on monday, a different story. we still have low pressure in the atlantic but it is pushed further north than this high pressure is trying to build in. for the vast majority of us on build in. for the vast majority of us on monday morning, the skies are going to be clear, there will probably be a widespread frost as well so you can see with the low pressure is because it isjust well so you can see with the low pressure is because it is just above my head and this weather front approaching western scotland. different picture here, wet and windy with gale force winds, but for much of the country, central and southern areas, it is going to be a different picture. clear skies and temperatures hovering around 10 degrees, but remember it will be a nippy start on monday. a monday night into tuesday, there's weather front sneaks in and tries to squeeze between the high in the south and the low in the north. that means an area of perhaps thick cloud and may be some rain a

more cloud in the northern and western isles.ning and temperatures will respond to that sunshine with slightly less wind. roundabout average, but they will drop again in the clear skies overnight and there will be a widespread frost on monday morning. a bit ofa widespread frost on monday morning. a bit of a change takes place in the early pa rt a bit of a change takes place in the early part of the week. this rain pushes into the great glen and we will potentially see about 100 millimetres of rain. for the vast majority, pleasant sunshine on monday and lighter winds, so feeling warmer. the rain makes its way into most parts of scotland by wednesday. this is bbc news. the headlines. "be responsible when you shop." an appeal by a senior british government minister, who estimates that £1 billion worth of extra food has been stockpiled. it is making life more difficult for those front—line workers such as our doctors and nurses and nhs support stuff who are working so hard in such difficult circumstances. uk departmentment store — jo

here a change, a strengthening south to south—westerly wind bringing rain to the western and northern islesprovides more cloud so hazy sunshine for northern ireland, but the most of scotland, england and wales, again unbroken sunshine. we lose that wind by tomorrow so even the east coast will see temperatures up into double figures as well and that will continue into tuesday but of course monday night into tuesday will be another cold one, particularly for england and wales, less so further north and west because of strong winds, more cloud in our weather front close by. there isa in our weather front close by. there is a met office warning from monday to wednesday for the highlands and the islands because we could see 11—5 inches of rain. you can see particularly for the western isles and the northern isles the heaviest rain through tuesday. elsewhere, more cloud around making the sunshine hazy but we could realise 16 and a few localities, that is 61 fahrenheit. that fine weather will continue but we will buy wednesday see the cloud increase and some rain coming eastwards as well. as ever,

, ten oi’ our rain in the northern isles, ten or 11 across the south.ssure on the atlantic but it has pushed a little bit further north. this high pressure is trying to build on. for the vast majority of us, monday morning, the skies are going to be clear, they will probably be widespread frost as well, so you can see where the low pressure is, just above my head, this weather front approaching western scotland, so a different picture, very wet and windy with your first winds, but for much of the country, central and southern areas, is going to be a totally different picture. clear skies and temperatures hovering around 10 degrees. there will be a nippy start on monday, remember. monday night into tuesday, this weather front sneaks in, trying to squeeze itself between the high and the south and the low in the north. that means an area of perhaps the cloud may be some that are closed but always, towards the east of the country, the weather dry and mild. 15 celsius widely, 16 in some areas. a different story in scotland. towards the second half of the wee

will become a real feature overnight and a raft of blustery showers raffling in not only to the northern islestion of the strength of the combination of the strength of the wind widely across the british isles and the cloud which will keep many of us frost free as we start the new day on thursday. by thursday, the weather front will have tracked its wayjust thursday, the weather front will have tracked its way just that little bit further south towards the scottish border towards northern ireland, so quite a bit of cloud here to start the day but as you see, there's not an awful lot of rain associated with that feature as it drips its way little bit further south during the day. i discussed following on behind but that wind really noticeable. these are the gusts widely across the bridge isles. uc certainly a0 mph. it's going to feel pretty raw there but further south, and of the weather front, the capture still holding onto double figures, but there's not front —— as that front completes his journey, onto friday, i think there will be generally speaking a fresh refill across the british isles

and northern isles and northwest mainland ina northernn double figures for the east coast where it has been so chilly all weekend. the one from a light command of the widespread frost and southern areas and some mist and fog but you know if this touristy north that rainfall is pushing closer in. the cloud thickens in the one strengthens, gale force winds potentially through monday and into tuesday at. more cloud and even a few spots of rain to the mainland. pushing close back to the mainland. pushing close back to northern ireland and even a bit high cloud for england are well. but here, like wings and plenty of sunshine we will see 15 or 16 degrees. two very different weather types on tuesday. by tuesday night, we starting to see the weather from drifting southwards influencing the rest of scotland and northern ireland. some rainfall to come here. but for the bulk of england and welcome a bit chilly first thing and possibly a little bit mystified but we should still see 13 or 1a. but after, thursday and friday we think that with the fron

still have our weekend and we still have our weak weather front passing close by to the western northern isles little bit a drizzly rain here and preventing a frost but for most, it is a cold night. a widely frosty night, —5, —6 in scotland. under that ridge of high pressure. through the course of sunday, hopefully that slips a little bit further southwards we replace that easterly wind and gradually for a southeasterly. so it may not feel quite great out and about to be caught in that wind, but what it will feel like winter first thing the morning with that frost. hopefully that low cloud will lift and break through the day to reveal sunshine. more sunshine for scotland hopefully then today and northern ireland. 0ur weather front is moving away for a time. more sunshine and slightly less when hopefully a equates with feeling warmer if you are out. 0vernight, into monday, it turns bitter again. very little cloud to prevent the temperatures from plummeting in a widespread frost. again it will be a sharp frost in the glens of scotland and —6 and minus seven celsius. the nights are still quite lo

outbreaks of rain for the hebrides and into the northern isles as that weather front loiters there. elsewhere, in the sunshine, not feeling too bad, this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise, due to coronavirus. nearly 800 people died in a 24—hour period, that's by far the worst single day total worldwide since the pandemic began. the covid—19 pandemic has now infected more than 300,000 around the world. in the uk, the prime minister has urged everyone to follow the guidance to stay at home to protect the nhs and save lives. he also warned that the coronavirus outbreak is accelerating. the uk death toll has risen by 56, bringing the total number of dead to 233. there's been a steep rise in the number of deaths in spain as well, an increase of more than 300 bringing the total to more than 1,300. spain's prime minister has underlined the importance of people continuing to confine themselves to their homes. well, as the coronavirus spreads around the world, it has been followed by a mountain of misinformation. chris morris from the bbc‘s re

will become a real feature overnight and a raft of blustery showers rattling in not only to the northern islesy across the country and the cloud, which will keep many frost free as we start the new day on thursday. by thursday, the weather front will have tracked that little bit further south towards the scottish borders towards northern ireland, so quite a bit of here to start the day but not an awful lot of rain associated with that feature as it drifts further south during the day. brighter skies behind but that wind really noticeable. these are the gusts widely across the british isles, 30 or a0 mph in northern parts of scotland. 50 mph also stop the pretty raw there. further south ahead of there. further south ahead of the weather front, temperatures still holding onto double figures but as that front com pletes figures but as that front completes its journey heading ever further south as we go into friday, so i think there will be generally speaking a fresher feel across the british isles but perhaps on friday, a better chance of seeing sunshine. still a rattle of showers into the northe

outbreaks of rain for the hebrides and into the northern isles as that weather front loiters there.oo bad with light winds, 10—12 degrees. tuesday, again, a sunny day for most of us. that weather front introducing a bit more cloud to scotland and northern ireland and the rainfall starting to mount up in the north—west corner, some of it heavy at times. notice the temperature's a little bit higher as well — we could see 13—14 degrees through tuesday. so feeling that little bit milder as we lose the colder air from the east. so it stays generally fine and dry through the week across england and wales. a bit more cloud further north and west. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: in italy, coronavirus kills nearly 800 people in a single day — the highest total anywhere in the world, since the outbreak began. in spain, there's been a big rise too — an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number of deaths there to more than 1,300. as the death toll rises in the uk, a plea from the prime minist

for the north—west of scotland, this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the northern western islesnd northern ireland through the day. it will be windy here as well with local gales, a breezier day further south although you have all that sunshine, which will tend to be a little bit hazy at times — it shouldn't feel too bad, with temperatures reaching 12 or 13 degrees, but always cooler around some southern and eastern coasts. as we had the monday night, it stays cloudy, windy, outbreaks of rain across this north—west corner, really piling up across the outer hebrides and the north—west highlands. but here it won't be a cold night like it will be for south england and wales. it's a bit of a repeat performance of tuesday, england and wales largely dry, with some sunshine, albiet a little bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy with rain really starting to pile up across the northern western isles in particular. we'll also import some slightly milder air up from the south and could see temperatures reaching 14—16 degrees in england

clearer skies in place, yes, it i cold enough for a few bits of frost, although quite windy for the northern islesm dropping too far. it will though bring a few showers into shetland and orkney as we start the day. there will be a few more showers coming and going into the north—west of scotland later on as well. but the winds will be getting lighter all the time. further south, we've got our weather front, that's not really moving very far through the day. if you start off with outbreaks of rain, chances are they will still probably be there, even into the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures for most around 8—10 degrees. but on the northern edge of this front, it could be quite chilly for one or two areas, with temperatures around 5 degrees in one or two spots. for friday, well, our front is a still there but it is moving a little bit further southwards so the cloud still thick enough for an odd patch of rain. we'll have these cold winds, gusty winds, particularly around the headlands of south—west england, the hills and coasts of south wales and the wind will make you feel quite chilly ev

skies in place, yes, it is cold enough for a few bits of frost, although quite windy for the northern islesperature from dropping too far. it will though bring a few showers into shetland and 0rkney as we start the day. there will be a few more showers coming and going into the north—west of scotland later on as well. but the winds will be getting lighter all the time. further south, we've got our weather front, that's not really moving very far through the day. if you start off with outbreaks of rain, chances are they will still probably be there, even into the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures for most around 8—10 degrees. but on the northern edge of this front, it could be quite chilly for one or two areas, with temperatures around 5 degrees in one or two spots. for friday, well, our front is a still there but it is moving a little bit further southwards so the cloud still thick enough for an odd patch of rain. we'll have these cold winds, gusty winds, particularly around the headlands of south—west england, the hills and coasts of south wales and the wind will make you feel qui

we still have our weak weather front, passing close by to the western and northern isles, perhaps giving most it's a cold night again, a widely frosty night, —5, —6 in the glens of scotland under that ridge of high pressure. through the course of sunday, hopefully, as that slips further southwards, we replace our easterly winds gradually for a south—easterly. so it may not feel quite so bitter out and about if you're caught in that wind, but it will feel like winterfirst thing in the morning with that frost. now, hopefully, that low cloud near the east coast will lift and break through the day to reveal the sunshine. more sunshine for north—east scotland hopefully than today and for northern ireland, and our weather front is moving away for a time from the northern and western isles. so more sunshine and slightly less wind hopefully equates to it feeling a little warmer if you are out. 0vernight, though, tomorrow night and into monday, it turns better again, very little cloud to prevent those temperatures from plummeting, a widespread frost as we go into monday morning, and again it'll b

and northern isles and northwest mainlandf us as we lose the breeze, we will realise 12 or 13 more widely and potentially double figures for the east coast. the winds remain light overnight, another widespread frost in southern areas with a bit of mist and fog as well as we head towards the end of the week and into next weekend. the warnings are on the website. the prime minister warns of tougher measures if social distancing advice isn't followed. he says people who are acting irresponsibly are putting lives at risk. we will keep the implementation of these measures under constant review and yes, of course we will bring forward further measures if we think that is necessary. nhs england writes one and half million of the most high risk people, who are told to not leave home for 12 weeks — to shield them from the coronavirus. now on bbc news it's to get the latest sports news, here's katie sha na han. hello the international olympic hello committee has given itself a deadline of four more weeks to decide whether they will pos

and still that rain keeps coming for the northern isles.rough 0rkney as we go through the day. but that rain, snow, slowly meanders northwards. more of it around, i think, to scotland than we had on saturday but tending to become more showery for northern ireland, for england and wales. it won't be a totally dry day but hopefully there will be more sunshine around and the winds by the afternoon are starting to ebb away, just maintaining the strength for longer further north. but it will make it feel chilly, if you're out and about. for the start of march, barely double figures even in the south. below par really you might say the temperatures for the start of the meteorological spring. and then this area of rain is a concern through the night as it comes across, we think, southern parts, it's falling not cold air. into cold air. it could give a snatching of snow for the downs, for the cheltenhams potentially, towards rush hour and certainly making things slippery, with a colder night on the cards, fairly widespread frost, as you can see, go

perhaps western and northern ireland and outbreaks of rain pushing into the hebrides and for the northern islesees. tuesday, doing it all again, another cold start that blight —— right and plenty of sunshine put up a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. —— bright. also, we change ourairsourcea ireland. —— bright. also, we change our air source a little bit coming up our air source a little bit coming up from the south so a bit milder across the country with highs of 13 and maybe 1a degrees. a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland.

they still keep that weather front feeding in rain across the northern and western isles in particular but generally more in the way of cloud but with a southerly breeze and plenty of sunshine, temperatures should be a degree or so temperatures should be a degree or so higher and temperatures on tuesday peaking at 16 celsius. take care.

and still that rain keeps coming for the northern isles. that rain, snow, slowly meanders northwards. more of it around, i think, for scotland than we had on saturday, but tending to become more showery for northern ireland, for england and wales. won't be a totally dry day, but hopefully there'll be more sunshine around, and the winds by the afternoon are starting to ebb away, just maintaining their strength a little bit for longer further north. but it'll make it feel chilly if you're out and about. for the start of march, barely double figures, even in the south. below par really, you might say, the temperatures, for the start of the meteorological spring. and then this area of rain is a concern through the night. as it comes across, we think, southern parts, it's falling into cold air, it could give a smattering of snow for the downs, for the cheltenhams potentially, towards rush hour, and certainly making things slippery. with a colder night on the cards, fairly widespread frost, as you can see, going into monday morning. so we clear t

for the north—west of scotland, this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the northern western islesand northern ireland through the day. it will be windy here as well with local gales, a breezier day further south although you have all that sunshine, which will tend to be a little bit hazy at times — it shouldn't feel too bad, with temperatures reaching 12 or 13 degrees, but always cooler around some southern and eastern coasts. as we had the monday night, it stays cloudy, windy, outbreaks of rain across this north—west corner, really piling up across the outer hebrides and the north—west highlands. but here it won't be a cold night like it will be for south england and wales. it's a bit of a repeat performance of tuesday, england and wales largely dry, with some sunshine, albiet a little bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy with rain really starting to pile up across the northern western isles in particular. we'll also import some slightly milder air up from the south and could see temperatures reaching 14—16 degrees in englan

, northern isles and northwest mainland. widely and the winds remain light overnight tonight with widespread frost and southern areas and you notice towards the north that rainfall is pushing closer and in the cloud and wind is strengthening. potentially intimate monday and tuesday, parts of southwest scotland and some rain to the mainland on tuesday of scotland. pushing close to northern island and cry cloud for northern england. two very defendant by types on tuesday night. —— two very different weather types. influencing the west of scotland and northern island and again for the bulk of land and wales, a bit of nest and fog but we should see fourteens but after, we think it will eventually reach southern parts of england and wales but by then we think weakening because it comes into high—pressure behind it there isa into high—pressure behind it there is a cold wind which will become an architect wind bringing with it wintry showers as well as we head towards the end of the weekend. the warnings are on the website. the pri

rain keeps coming for the northern isles. rain, snow, moving northwards for scotland. ully there will be more sunshine around. the wind is starting to ebb away maintaining their strength a little bit for longer further north. it will make it feel chilly if you are out and about. for the start of march, belly double figures even in the south. below par for the start of the meteorological spring. southern parts could get a stitching of snow. making things slippery with a cold night on the clouds. we clear that away but it takes its time. a smattering of snow. the show is that follow will be wintry as well over the hills. only 6— nine celsius and the winds will not be as strong. as we ta ke winds will not be as strong. as we take that blood pressure away on monday, another one rushing it through southern areas and that could be our next dollop of rain. it looks as if blood pressure will dominate the north—west and we may eventually see high pressure building towards the south but for most of the week temperatures will be lower than they should be both by day and night. a b

just flirting with the west in the northern isles as we go through the night, alleviating flossed issuesnts for a sharp frost in some of the glens of scotland and a frost quite widely. the high pressure with this tomorrow ensures more dry weatherfor pressure with this tomorrow ensures more dry weather for most of the uk, a good deal of sunshine, the risk of this low cloud, see har and sea fret on the east of scotland but it should lift away, there will be more cloud than the north western isles without weather front close by but it should be moving away from northern ireland so, hopefully we will have more sunshine returning here and temperatures will respond to that sunshine slightly less wind, roundabout average, but they will drop again under the clear sky so a widespread frost monday morning. a bit of a change then takes place early week, this would buy the front sta rts early week, this would buy the front starts to push and more rain to the north—west of the great glen, so here, we will potentially over the course of monday, tuesday and wednesday c 100 course of monday, tuesday and

, northern isles and mainland, for most of us, as we lose the breeze, we willre it has been chilly all weekend. winds remain light overnight so widespread frost and nest and fog in some areas as well. the rainfall is pushing closer in and winds up strengthening. gals potentially through monday and into say across northern and western scotland. some clad and some spots of rain and close by to northern island and here, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, we will have 15 or 16 and thatis sunshine, we will have 15 or 16 and that is 61 fahrenheit. drifting southwards influencing the rest of scotla nd southwards influencing the rest of scotland and northern ireland, and with both england and wales at that chilly and possibly some nest and fog but we should see some 13 or 111 and thereafter we think the weather front will eventually reach the southern parts of england and wales had by then we think weakening because he comes into the high—pressure and behind it however we have a cold wind coming and i ta ke we have a cold wind coming and i take land which brings

cold and frosty start for many parts of the british isles, still a bit of a breeze across the northern islesne to be had, and given the absence of the wind, perhaps feeling warmer. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump signs the largest—ever us financial stimulus package, worth $2 trillion as the country grapples with the coronavirus pandemic. in italy, more than 900 people have died in the past day — the biggest daily rise so far in a country that's been locked down for almost two weeks. britain's prime minister and the health secretary — the men in charge of britain's fight against coronavirus — both test positive for the disease, as the uk's death toll climbs again. i've developed mild symptoms of the coronavirus, that's to say a temperature and a persistent cough, and on the advice of the chief medical officer have taken a test.

that weather front beginning to approach back into the north—west of scotland on the northern isles, loud further into scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere widespread sunshine. the wind not as strong, 10— will be the high. tuesday, again, sunny for much of the country. the weather front minimal cloud, scotland, northern ireland. a lot of cloud piling in with strong winds. we change our air mass, a little bit milder with a southerly wind on tuesday. we could see 12 — 1a degrees. as pleasant across england and wales through the week, quite milder times across the south. a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. a few spots of rain initially but then it could turn drier the chillier towards the end of the week. that's how was looking. good night. hello. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. more beds, ventilators and thousands of extra staff will be made available from next week after a deal between nhs england and the nation's independent hospitals. another 56 people with coronavirus

a little bit of drizzle in the west and northern isles, still some cloud here in north—west scotland,than north—east scotland compared to yesterday, and some sunshine for northern ireland, as well, and so quick to leap at the north and east coasts, because we have actually agrees, and actually it probably feels a little less chilly out and about. looking at more of a southerly or south—westerly through the next few days. that will be the big change, you can days. that will be the big change, you can see days. that will be the big change, you can see the rain approaching tonight, another dry and fairly long nights, and quite a widespread frost overnight tonight. chilly and wintry first thing tomorrow morning, some more mist and fog, bit more cloud to make it a hazy day for northern ireland and the rest of scotland, but most of us feeling a bit warmer. hello, this is bbc news.

isles. otherwise a largely dry picture for northern areas of the uk with some sunshine.l be there into the afternoon and, for some, could be quite chilly, just on the northern edge of this rain. mid—wales, nor the midlands, temperatures in one or two spots around five degrees. dry weather for friday and the weekend. rain in the south on friday clearing off to give a fine weekend. hello, this is bbc news. i'm kasia madera, our top stories: in italy a record rise in the number of deaths from coronavirus, a75 people die in one day, bringing the total to almost 3000. world markets continue to plunge, with analysts warning the virus could send the world economy into recession. the us closes its border with canada and invokes a wartime law to increase supplies of vital equipment. we are going to defeat the invisible enemy, i think we're going to do it even faster than we thought, and it will be a com plete we thought, and it will be a complete victory, it will be a total very. —— a total victory. the world health organisation urges extra vigilance, as the number of reported ca

south, further north with the clearing skies they will be a few patches of frost away from the northern islesay, thursday, with showers for shetland and orkney. more in the north—west as we have through the rest of thursday. the falling lighter crosses scott learned with some decent sunshine. further south, broadly speaking, you start off with cloud rain it is likely to be there into the afternoon. although temperatures 8—10 for most, on the northern edge of this rain you could see some cool spots they just see temperatures get to 5—6d. for if you it will be quite a cold day. on friday the weather front is still there, threatening range was southern counties of england. this time the winners will get strong and gusty, particularly around the western headlands of south—west england, the coast and hills when here is well. the wind making it feel quite chilly even as this goes up for many of us. looking at the weather charts into the weekend, this area of high pressure really begins to set up shop just to the east of the uk. the winds initially coming around from scandinavia across europe into t

and still that rain keeps coming for the northern isles.hat rain, snow, slowly meanders northwards. more of it around, i think, to scotland than we had on saturday but tending to become more showery for northern ireland, for england and wales. it won't be a totally dry day but hopefully there will be more sunshine around and the winds by the afternoon are starting to ebb away, just maintaining their strength a little bit for longer further north. but it will make it feel chilly, if you're out and about. for the start of march, barely double figures, even in the south. below par really you might say the temperatures for the start of the meteorological spring. and then this area of rain is a concern through the night as it comes across, we think, southern parts, it's falling into cold air. it could give a snatching of snow for the downs, for the cheltenhams potentially, towards rush hour and certainly making things slippery, with a colder night on the cards, fairly widespread frost, as you can see, going not monday morning. so we clear that a

clearer skies in place, yes, it i cold enough for a few bits of frost, although quite windy for the northern isleshowers into shetland and 0rkney as we start the day. there will be a few more showers coming and going into the north—west of scotland later on as well. but the winds will be getting lighter all the time. further south, we've got our weather front, that's not really moving very far through the day. if you start off with outbreaks of rain, chances are they will still probably be there, even into the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures for most around 8—10 degrees. but on the northern edge of this front, it could be quite chilly for one or two areas, with temperatures around 5 degrees in one or two spots. for friday, well, our front is a still there but it is moving a little bit further southwards so the cloud still thick enough for an odd patch of rain. we'll have these cold winds, gusty winds, particularly around the headlands of south—west england, the hills and coasts of south wales and the wind will make you feel quite chilly even though there will be a little bit more of tha

rather cloudy skies, scotland and northern ireland, perhaps brighter for the north—west, for the northern isles and wales it's another dry and sunny day after that cold start. temperatures perhaps coming down a touch, highs of 11 or 12 degrees. into the weekend, that band of cloud across scotland and northern ireland sinks southwards with the cold front here and we open the floodgates to a much colder northerly for saturday and sunday and it is really going to feel noticeably cold, particularly when you factor in the wind, and yes there will be even a few wintry showers. so, this is the picture for saturday — variable cloud, some sunshine too, wind blowing in wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland, perhaps eastern england and it will feel quite raw in exposure to that wind. temperatures ranging from 6—11 degrees across the south. sunday, similar story. it will feel even colder on sunday. again, variable cloud, some sunshine and chance of a few wintry showers across northern and eastern coasts and those temperatures struggling to even get into double figures. these are the values that wil

and still that rain keeps coming for the northern isles, tending to ease a little bit through 0rkneyards. more of it around, i think, for scotland than we had on saturday, but tending to become more showery for northern ireland, for england and wales. won't be a totally dry day but hopefully, there'll be more sunshine around, and the winds by the afternoon are starting to ebb away, just maintaining their strength a little bit for longer further north. but it'll make it feel chilly if you're out and about. for the start of march, barely double figures, even in the south. below par, really, you might say, the temperatures, for the start of the meteorological spring. and then this area of rain is a concern, then, through the night. as it comes across, we think, southern parts, it's falling into cold air, it could give a smattering of snow for the downs, for the chilterns, potentially, towards rush hour, and certainly making things slippery. with a colder night on the cards, fairly widespread frost, as you can see, going into monday morning. so we clear that away, but it takes its time.

and still that rain keeps coming for the northern isles, tending to ease a little bit through orkneyrthwards. more of it around, i think, for scotland than we had on saturday, but tending to become more showery for northern ireland, for england and wales. won't be a totally dry day but hopefully, there'll be more sunshine around, and the winds by the afternoon are starting to ebb away, just maintaining their strength a little bit for longer further north. but it'll make it feel chilly if you're out and about. for the start of march, barely double figures, even in the south. below par, really, you might say, the temperatures, for the start of the meteorological spring. and then this area of rain is a concern, then, through the night. as it comes across, we think, southern parts, it's falling into cold air, it could give a smattering of snow for the downs, for the chilterns, potentially, towards rush hour, and certainly making things slippery. with a colder night on the cards, fairly widespread frost, as you can see, going into monday morning. so we clear that away, but it takes its ti

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outbreaks of rain for the hebrides and into the northern isles as that weather front loiters there.degrees. tuesday, again, a sunny day for most of us, that weather front introducing a bit more cloud to scotland and northern ireland and the rainfall starting to mount up in the north—west corner. some of it heavy at times. notice the temperature's a little bit higher as well, we could see 13—14 degrees through tuesday. so feeling that little bit milder as we lose the colder air from the east. so it stays generally fine and dry through the week across england and wales, a bit more cloud further north and west. this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise due to coronavirus. nearly 800 people died in a 24—hour period — by far the worst single—day total worldwide, since the pandemic began. the covid—19 pandemic has now infected more than 300,000 around the world. there's been a steep rise in the number of deaths in spain as well, an increase of more than 300, bringing the total to more than 1,300. spain's prime minister has underlined the impor

clearer skies in place, yes, it i cold enough for a few bits of frost, although quite windy for the northern islestland and 0rkney as we start the day. there will be a few more showers coming and going into the north—west of scotland later on as well. but the winds will be getting lighter all the time. further south, we've got our weather front, that's not really moving very far through the day. if you start off with outbreaks of rain, chances are they will still probably be there, even into the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures for most around 8—10 degrees. but on the northern edge of this front, it could be quite chilly for one or two areas, with temperatures around 5 degrees in one or two spots. for friday, well, ourfront is a still there but it is moving a little bit further southwards so the cloud still thick enough for an odd patch of rain. we'll have these cold winds, gusty winds, particularly around the headlands of south—west england, the hills and coasts of south wales and the wind will make you feel quite chilly even though there will be a little bit more of that sunshine to go

the rain for the western and northern isles and north—west mainland. or 13 more widely and double figures on the east coast where it has been so chilly. light went overnight. some mist and fog. -- light went overnight. some mist and fog. —— light wind overnight. the cloud was going to be thickening. gale force wins on monday and into tuesday in parts of north and western scotland. more cloud and rain in the mainland of scotland, pushing into northern ireland and possibly some high cloud elsewhere. but here with light wind and sunshine we'll see 15 or 16. two very different weather types on tuesday. by the time we get into tuesday. by the time we get into tuesday night and wednesday the weather front moves south, influencing the rest of scotland and northern ireland, so some rainfall to come but for most of any lin dan wales, a bit chilly first thing and maybe some mist and fog —— for england and wales. on thursday and friday we think the weather front is going to reach southern parts over england and wales but by then we think it's going to be weakenin

clearer skies in place, yes, it i cold enough for a few bits of frost, although quite windy for the northern isles a few showers into shetland and orkney as we start the day. there will be a few more showers coming and going into the north—west of scotland later on as well. but the winds will be getting lighter all the time. further south, we've got our weather front, that's not really moving very far through the day. if you start off with outbreaks of rain, chances are they will still probably be there, even into the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures for most around 8—10 degrees. but on the northern edge of this front, it could be quite chilly for one or two areas, with temperatures around 5 degrees in one or two spots. for friday, well, our front is a still there but it is moving a little bit further southwards so the cloud still thick enough for an odd patch of rain. we'll have these cold winds, gusty winds, particularly around the headlands of south—west england, the hills and coasts of south wales and the wind will make you feel quite chilly even though there will be a little bit mor

for the north—west of scotland, this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the northern western isleshrough the day. it will be windy here as well with local gales, a breezier day further south although you have all that sunshine, which will tend to be a little bit hazy at times — it shouldn't feel too bad. with temperatures reaching 12 or 13 degrees, but always cooler around some southern and eastern coasts. as we had the monday night, it stays cloudy, windy, outbreaks of rain across this north—west corner, really piling up across the outer hebrides and the north—west highlands. but here it won't be a cold night like it will be for south england and wales. it's a bit of a repeat performance of tuesday, england and wales largely dry, with some sunshine, albiet a little bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy with rain really starting to pile up across the northern western isles in particular. we'll also import some slightly milder air up from the south and could see temperatures reaching 14—16 degrees in england and wales. the press

northern england, northern ireland, scotland, the most part, passing shower for the northern isles closersday, the remnants of that weather front just dribbling their way ever further towards their way ever further towards the south, so event of cloud, not much more than that, maybe some ran into this far south—western quarter having a ha rd south—western quarter having a hard 13, 1a or 15 on wednesday in the south, look at that. that is going to be a bit of a shock! eight or nine degrees only. despite the sunshine further north and pretty much drierair, further north and pretty much drier air, you further north and pretty much drierair, you are further north and pretty much drier air, you are going to be stuck at eight or nine as well. thursday and friday, perhaps a bit more about that run to the channel and certainly more i suppose so it is windy, it is daily, there is cloud, there is some rain as well. so it could be one of those days. but for many parts of the bizarre is it right, it's dry, it's cool and the temperature is rock—solid for the most part in single figures. take care. thi

have our weekend parts and we still have our weak weather front passing close by to the western northern islest for most, it is a cold night. a widely frosty night, —5, —6 in scotland. under that ridge of high pressure. through the course of sunday, hopefully that slips a little bit further southwards we replace that easterly wind and gradually for a southeasterly. so it may not feel quite great out and about to be caught in that wind, but what it will feel like winter first thing in the morning with that frost. hopefully that low cloud will lift and break through the day to reveal sunshine. more sunshine for scotland hopefully then today and northern ireland. 0ur weather front is moving away for a time. more sunshine and slightly less when hopefully a equates with feeling warmer if you are out. 0vernight, into monday, it turns bitter again. very little cloud to prevent the temperatures from plummeting in a widespread frost. again it will be a sharp frost in the glens of scotland and —6 and minus seven celsius. the nights are still quite long despite having gone through the spring equinox. a l

rather cloudy skies, scotland and northern ireland, perhaps brighter for the north—west, for the northern islesy day after that cold start. temperatures perhaps coming down a touch, highs of ii or 12 degrees. into the weekend, that band of cloud across scotland and northern ireland sinks southwards with the cold front here and we open the floodgates to a much colder northerly for saturday and sunday and it is really going to feel noticeably cold, particularly when you factor in the wind, and yes there will be even a few wintry showers. so, this is the picture for saturday — variable cloud, some sunshine too, wind blowing in wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland, perhaps eastern england and it will feel quite raw in exposure to that wind. temperatures ranging from 6—11 degrees across the south. sunday, similar story. it will feel even colder on sunday. again, variable cloud, some sunshine and chance of a few wintry showers across northern and eastern coasts and those temperatures struggling to even get into double figures. these are the values that will be showing on the thermometer. add

outbreaks of rain for the hebrides and into the northern isles as that weather front loiters there.ay for most of us. that weather front introducing a bit more cloud to scotland and northern ireland generally and the rainfall starting to mount up in the north—west corner, some of it heavy at times. notice the temperature's a little bit higher as well — we could see 13, maybe 1a degrees through tuesday — so feeling that little bit milder as we lose the colder air from the east. so it stays generally fine and dry through the week across england and wales. a bit more cloud further north and west.

clearer skies in place, yes, it i cold enough for a few bits of frost, although quite windy for the northern islesar. it will though bring a few showers into shetland and 0rkney as we start the day. there will be a few more showers coming and going into the north—west of scotland later on as well. but the winds will be getting lighter all the time. further south, we've got our weather front, that's not really moving very far through the day. if you start off with outbreaks of rain, chances are they will still probably be there, even into the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures for most around 8—10 degrees. but on the northern edge of this front, it could be quite chilly for one or two areas, with temperatures around 5 degrees in one or two spots. for friday, well, ourfront is a still there but it is moving a little bit further southwards so the cloud still thick enough for an odd patch of rain. we'll have these cold winds, gusty winds, particularly around the headlands of south—west england, the hills and coasts of south wales and the wind will make you feel quite chilly even though there w

rather cloudy skies, scotland and northern ireland, perhaps brighter for the north—west, for the northern isles it's another dry and sunny day after that cold start. temperatures perhaps coming down a touch, highs of ii or 12 degrees. into the weekend, that band of cloud across scotland and northern ireland sinks southwards with the cold front here and we open the floodgates to a much colder northerly for saturday and sunday and it is really going to feel noticeably cold, particularly when you factor in the wind, and yes there will be even a few wintry showers. so, this is the picture for saturday — variable cloud, some sunshine too, wind blowing in wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland, perhaps eastern england and it will feel quite raw in exposure to that wind. temperatures ranging from 6—11 degrees across the south. sunday, similar story. it will feel even colder on sunday. then variable cloud, some sunshine and chance of a few wintry showers across northern and eastern coasts and those temperatures struggling to even get into double figures. these are the values that will be showing