some slightly more persistent rain moving across northern scotland, but through south—east scotland,f england here, we should see a decent amount of sunshine, and those temperatures just showing signs of creeping upwards a little bit across western areas. io celsius in plymouth, for example. now, as we go through saturday night, we'll see more cloud rolling in from the west again, the odd spot of rain, some more persistent rain in northern scotland. we keep this band of rain here as we go through sunday. further south and further east, more in the way of drier weather, some spells of sunshine around. it is going to be a windy day again on sunday, particularly across northern ireland and scotland, but those temperatures, 10 celsius in glasgow, ii celsius in belfast. now, as we move into monday, we are going to see this band of rain pushing in from the west, and quite heavy rain actually. still some brisk winds with that. the rain unlikely to get to east anglia or the south—east before nightfall, and to the north—west, things will dry up a little bit as that band of rain slides its way

close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. north of scotland. and for scotland and northern ireland, monday is a cloudy, breezy day. some of that cloud extending down into northern england and some of the mist and fog i spoke about could well be slow to clear. but there will be further spells of sunshine across a large sway of england and wales. perhaps not as much as we saw through sunday, through east anglia and south—east england. light winds for many. away from northern and western scotland, those gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. ten or 11 celsius though for the far north of scotland. 6—9 for most. and close to freezing where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england bu

more persistent rain moving across northern scotland. and, we should see a decent amount of sunshine at those temperatures just showing signs of creeping up with a little bit across western areas. 10 degrees in plymouth, for example. as we go through saturday night, we saw more cloud rolling in from the west and the odd spot of rain, more persistent rain in northern scotland. this rain on saturday. some spells of sunshine around. it will be a windy day on sunday, vertically across northern ireland and scotland, but those temperatures, ten in glasgow, 11 in belfast. as we move into monday, we will see a band of rain pushing in from the west. heavy rain, actually. brisk winds with that. the rain unlikely to get to east anglia or the south—east before nightfall and up to the north—west, things dry up a little as the band of rain slides its way through. temperatures 9—11. generally speaking, next week, the weather is set to become quite turbulent. the jet stream, the winds high up in the atmosphere, becoming very strong and powerful, bringing

close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. scotland and northern ireland, monday is a cloudy, breezy day. some of that cloud extending down into northern england and some of the mist and fog i spoke about could well be slow to clear. but there will be further spells of sunshine across a large sway of england and wales. perhaps not as much as we saw through sunday, through east anglia and south—east england. light winds for many. away from northern and western scotland, those touch gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. ten or 11 celsius though for the far north of scotland. 6—9 for most. and close to freezing where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sun

still critical fields of the uk across the day, 10—11 for northern scotland in south—west england. evening and overnight again we could see some patchy drizzle. for most, it's dry although iran will start to approach far north—western scotland on the west of northern ireland as we head towards thursday morning. underneath the cloud cover, temperatures will stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milderair stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milder airflooding across stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milder air flooding across the uk with this yellow, with it comes a set of fronts, and that is going to bring some wetter, windier weather across scotland and northern ireland initially, slowly it slides its way south and here stood throughout the day, weakening as it does. some heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres. dries the further south and east you are, but some gusty winds, perhaps 50-60 are, but some gusty winds, perhaps 50—60 miles an hourfor northern are, but some gusty winds, perhaps 50—60 miles an hour for northern and western scotland

england and some heavy with hail and thunder mixing in and this band of showers drifting across scotland and northernround in scotland, say, above 300m, more showers in the far north and staying windy in northern scotland. colder from the north—west with temperatures 7—ii degrees. as we go through friday night we will lose most of the showers from the south—east and we see more showers pushing in across scotland and these will be wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. it stays windy in northern scotland but for many, the thing you will notice on saturday morning is a colder feel. widely around freezing and some spots will be below. an overnight frost will be a feature of the weekend but we will also see a lot of dry weather and a lot of bright weather. much calmer weather because the areas of low pressure that has been dominant through the week get muscled out of the way by this big, strong, powerful area of high pressure that is going to build its way in on top of us and really suppress all of the shower activity for the most part. that is going to build its way in on top of us and really su

windy northern scotland a p pa re ntly north—west.dy northern scotland apparently there's been that are breaking up the cloud to get some sunshine across parts of the north—east. overnight we have got that cloud, that mist, murk, drizzle. you're used to it by now but here is the change in the west. outbreaks of rain into scotland. eventually the far right of wales and south—west of england. not an especially chilly night partly because it will be becoming increasingly breezy. tomorrow this frontal system crosses the country from the west, moving towards the east and behind it, yes, we get some cold airare heading east and behind it, yes, we get some cold air are heading in a direction that hopefully something a little bit clearer as well. cloudy towards eastern parts of england through the morning. here comes our band of rain is tackling its way eastwards and behind that, yes, we get to see some sunshine. it also some and some of these will be wintry although over fairly modest hills. in scotland you could see some snow by this stage.

scotland, they will have the lion's share of the dry weather for the day. still wintry in the north—west, and quite a lot of snow piling up in the northern parts of scotland. showers really start to get going for wales and the south of england later in the day. it is a chilly day, quite a windy day. those winds will strengthen for the evening, ifanything, particularly for the english channel. lots more showers to come, and it could be quite an icy start to tuesday morning. and then this little frontal feature could bring our next area of rain, sleet and hill snow. quite a small feature, so uncertainty about exactly where it will turn up, but the northern parts of the uk could see some further wintry weather through the day on tuesday. it is again a day of sunshine and showers, quite a breezy day and highs of 8 degrees. so a cold start to the new working week, with snow and ice for some of us. mid—week it will turn a little bit drier, but then another change. it turns milder, but wetter for the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll from the coronavirus in china rises to 56 — officials warn the spread of the virus is acceler

it's northern england, scotland, northern ireland, outbreaks of rain at times, the biggest disruptionad gales, strongest the winds north and west of scotland, 75—80 mile—per—hour gusts not out of the question. those winds coming over from the mid atlantic and will bring some exceptionally mild weather to the north—east of higher ground, so north—east wales, the north of northern ireland, and to the north—east of scotland we could see 15—16 degrees. that milder air swept away as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. a chillier start on wednesday morning with a touch of frost around. rain returns from the south—west later. more wet and windy weather around on thursday before a quieter end but a colder end to the week. good morning — welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: tensions between america and iran at boiling point — european leaders call for restraint but donald trump warns the us may act "disproportinately" if iran attacks america. brendan hill built this house himself — but watched it burn to the ground in the australian bush

england and some heavy with hail and thunder mixing in and this band of showers drifting across scotland and northernin scotland, say, above 300m, more showers in the far north and staying windy in northern scotland. colder from the north—west with temperatures 7—11 degrees. as we go through friday night we will lose most of the showers from the south—east and we see more showers pushing in across scotland and these will be wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. it stays windy in northern scotland but for many, the thing you will notice on saturday morning is a colder feel. widely around freezing and some spots will be below. an overnight frost will be a feature of the weekend but we will also see a lot of dry weather and a lot of bright weather. much calmer weather because the areas of low pressure that has been dominant through the week get muscled out of the way by this big, strong, powerful area of high pressure that is going to build its way in on top of us and really suppress all of the shower activity for the most part. so there is going to be a lot of dry weather around. i think still

some slightly more persistent rain moving across northern scotland. ld see a decent amount of sunshine, and those temperatures, well, just showing signs of creeping upwards a little bit across western areas. 10 degrees in plymouth, for example. now, as we go through saturday night, we will see more cloud rolling in from the west, again, the odd spot of rain, some more persistent rain and within scotland. ——some more persistent rain in northern scotland. we keep this band of rain here as we go through sunday. further south and further east, more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine around. it's going to be a windier day again on sunday, particularly across northern ireland and scotland. but those temperatures, 10 degrees in glasgow, 11 in belfast. now, as we move into monday, we are going to see this band of rain pushing in from the west. some quite heavy rain, actually. still some brisk winds with that. the rain, unlikely to get to east anglia or the south east before nightfall, and up to the northwest, things will dry up a little bit as

comes a set of fronts, and that's going to bring some wetter, windier weather initially across scotland and northerns through the day, but weakening as it does. but potentially some very heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres here, gusty winds as well. this front then slides its way south and eastwards, getting into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, driest the further south and east you are, but some gusty winds, perhaps 50—60 miles an hour for northern and western scotland and 30—110 miles an hour quite widely. so it's a wet, blustery day across northern and western parts of the uk, but mild for most, it will be in double figures. doesn't last long as those fronts push their way south and eastwards, behind it we start to see the blue colours returning. so, we're back in the colder air as we go into friday. but what that also means is clearer conditions, much more in the way of sunshine. cloud and rain clearing away from south—east england, some showers peppering the north of scotland, perhaps wintry in nature, but for much of the uk, on friday we'll

comes a set of fronts, and that's going to bring some wetter, windier weather initially across scotland and northernas it does. but potentially some very heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres here, gusty winds as well. this front then slides its way south and eastwards, getting into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, driest the further south and east you are, but some gusty winds, perhaps 50—60 miles an hour for northern and western scotland and 30—110 miles an hour quite widely. so it's a wet, blustery day across northern and western parts of the uk, but mild for most, it will be in double figures. doesn't last long as those fronts push their way south and eastwards, behind it we start to see the blue colours returning. so, we're back in the colder air as we go into friday. but what that also means is clearer conditions, much more in the way of sunshine. cloud and rain clearing away from south—east england, some showers peppering the north of scotland, perhaps wintry in nature, but for much of the uk, on friday we'll end the week dry with much more

comes a set of fronts, and that's going to bring some wetter, windier weather initially across scotland and northernweakening as it does. but potentially some very heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres here, gusty winds as well. this front then slides its way south and eastwards, getting into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, driest the further south and east you are, but some gusty winds, perhaps 50—60 miles an hour for northern and western scotland and 30—110 miles an hour quite widely. so it's a wet, blustery day across northern and western parts of the uk, but mild for most, it will be in double figures. doesn't last long as those fronts push their way south and eastwards, behind it we start to see the blue colours returning. so, we're back in the colder air as we go into friday. but what that also means is clearer conditions, much more in the way of sunshine. cloud and rain clearing away from south—east england, some showers peppering the north of scotland, perhaps wintry in nature, but for much of the uk, on friday we'll end the week dry with

in northern scotland.ll windy in the north—west, that area of low pressure is the storm brands and we had yesterday, but the wet and windy weather comes from this weather system weather comes from this weather syste m fro m weather comes from this weather system from the south—west, bringing in cloud, strengthening the wind and bringing the rain. more persistent rain in northern england, heading to seven scotland, wintry showers to the north. the rain to the south is rather more patchy, winds will continue to strengthen for england and wales, widespread guilt later this afternoon with the strongest winds in the south—west, still gusty in the north—west of scotland, nothing unusual for this time of year. cold in northern scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, much milder further south across england and wales. the winds will ease tonight but the rain keeps going in the south—east and east anglia, it could turn heavier. clear skies elsewhere, showers pushing into the north—west, it could be qu

england and some heavy with hail and thunder mixing in and this band of showers drifting across scotland and northerncotland, above 300 metres, more showers in the far north and staying windy in northern scotland. colder from the north and staying windy in northern scotland. colderfrom the north—west with temperatures 7—11. through friday night we will lose most of the showers from the south—east and we see more showers pushing in across scotland and these will be wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. staying windy in northern scotland but for many, the thing you will notice on saturday morning is a colderfeel. widely around freezing and some spots will be below and an overnight frost will be below and an overnight frost will bea be below and an overnight frost will be a feature of the weekend but we will also see a lot of dry weather and a lot of bright weather. much calmer weather because the areas of low pressure that has been dominant through the week get muscled out of the way by this egg, strong, powerful area of high pressure that is going to build its way in on top of us and really s

thickening as the wind picks up in the rain gets swept northwards across england and wales towards scotland and northernhan what we have been seeing on monday. it is still windy in the north—west of scotland as well. still cold in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures of five or six degrees. milder further south into that wet and windy weather that we are seeing across england and wales. now, a lot of that will then get swept away out into the north sea. we are left with that trailing weather front which is going to hang around in the south—east. we got the remnants of the old storm, brendan, to the north of scotland, still producing some wet and windy weather in the north—west of scotland. the rain eventually clears away from the south—east of england and then we get some sunshine. the weather sta rts get some sunshine. the weather starts to come down a little bit, it won't be as windy and temperatures down to eight or nine degrees. a brief rest but on wednesday because on thursday we have got the next weather system arriving, the new area of low pressure. another band of rain and this could be q

close to prison for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. extending to northern england and some of them mist and fog will be slow to clear. further spells of sunshine across a large sway of england and wales. light went for many. away from northern and western scotland, those touch will touch 55 mph. 10— 11 celsius for the far north of scotland. close to freezing where any fog is close to freezing where any fog is close to clearing. the cloud thickening across northern and western scotland. it runs into an area of high pressure and the rain will tend to fizzle out. clear skies further south still with mist and fog. a frosty start to tuesday for much of central and southern england but not as cold as sunday night. this is how tuesday shapes up, high—pressure still very much in charge. this system running into the area of high—pressure and rain will fizzle out. more cloud arriving into northern england and the midlands. a cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and a much cloudier day for most of us on tuesday. temperatures not much higher

in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. eland, some of that cloud moving down into northern england. the overnight mist and fog may be slow to clear. once it does, more sunshine in most of england. fairly light winds for many, gusty winds across northern and western scotland, where they could touch 50-55 scotland, where they could touch 50—55 miles an hour. ten or 11 celsius for northern scotland and 6— nine for most, closer to freezing where we have the lingering mist and fog. overall, through the week, it's looking much drier. i'm rico hizon in singapore — the headlines: prince harry speaks publicly for the first time since the announcement he and meghan will start a new life in canada without their royal titles. it gives me great sadness that it has come to this. the decision i've made my my wife and i do step back is not one i've made lightly. it was after many months of talks after many years of challenges. lebanon's capital is hit by some of the worst violence since demonstrations against the ruling elite began in octo

close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. , monday is a cloudy, breezy day. some of that cloud extending down into northern england and some of the mist and fog i spoke about could well be slow to clear. but there will be further spells of sunshine across a large sway of england and wales. perhaps not as much as we saw through sunday, through east anglia and south—east england. light winds for many. away from northern and western scotland, those touch gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. ten or 11 celsius though for the far north of scotland. 6—9 for most. and close to freezing where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sunday night. so this is how tues

england and some heavy with hail and thunder mixing in and this band of showers drifting across scotland and northern, say, above 300m, more showers in the far north and staying windy in northern scotland. we in northern scotland. will see further showers and further we will see further showers and further south it is drier and clear spells and it will be a cold night, temperatures widely close to freezing in a few places. that leads us freezing in a few places. that leads us into the spell of karma weather, dry and brighter weather for the weekend, overnight frost but look at the pressure trough, the areas of dominance have been muscled out by this big area of pressure, which is really going to settle things down through the weekend, meaning a lot of dry weather out there with sunshine after the cold start on saturday but some showers coming in on scotland, fairly windy through the day. top temperatures down on saturday down between 6—9d but more sunshine, will not be as windy but it may feels pleasant. saturday into sunday, another cold one, starting with the frost on sunday morning, again, tempera

close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. d and northern ireland, monday is a cloudy, breezy day. some of that cloud extending to northern england and some of them mist and fog could be slow to clear. further spells of sunshine across a large sway of england and wales. light winds for many. away from northern and western scotland, those touch 55 mph. 10—11 celsius for the far north of scotland. close to freezing where any fog is close to clearing. the cloud thickening across northern and western scotland. it runs into an area of high pressure and the rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south still with mist and fog. a frosty start to tuesday for much of central and southern england but not as cold as sunday night. this is how tuesday shapes up, high—pressure still very much in charge. this system running into the area of high—pressure and rain will fizzle out. more cloud arriving into northern england and the midlands. a cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and a much cloudier day for most of us on tuesda

with a ridge of high pressure that comes in to kill off some of that shower activity across northern scotland's a reasonable weekend in prospect. a lot of dry and fine weather across the greater part of england and wales with more cloud for scotland, northern ireland and a wee bit of rain in the far north—west. again, temperatures a degree or two either side of 10 degrees or so. and into sunday, a mild day throughout, but i think it still stays pretty breezy. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7:00: bushfires have killed at least eight people in south—eastern australia since monday and destroyed more than 200 homes. we have a very real challenge at the moment with a couple of isolated communities, where we've got reports of injuries and burn injuries to members of the public. we haven't been able to get access via roads or via aircraft. the mother of the british teenager found guilty of lying about being raped in cyprus backs calls for tourists to boycott the country. two men and a woman — who all worked for british airways — are killed after a lorry collides with a car in stanwell in surrey

start off across northern england and scotland with showers and then we see the rain pushing and gettingavy bursts for western and southern scott and, more snow over the mountains here. some of the high ground in scotland can see a further ten cm of snow before tomorrow is done, brighterfor northern scotland but much wetter in central and southern parts of scotland. edinburgh and glasgow 5°99y scotland. edinburgh and glasgow soggy afternoons putting a milder one then we have had lately. some range in norther ireland and england, cloud thickening up for wells in the south west with the odd spot of drizzle. britons, east anglia should hold onto sunshine, temperatures ten or ii anglia should hold onto sunshine, temperatures ten or 11 degrees, milder than it has been. talking of mild, this is what is heading our way the end of the week. mild air from the south west with moist air as well. that means we will see a lot of cloud, that cloud producing smart stash of lane —— spots of rain... to the south coast and also wet and blustery weather throughout scott without the day. thursday temperatur

it will clear away for northern ireland in the morning, push across scotland, through wales than across england, not reaching the far east until later. there will be brighter skies following behind, more especially to northern ireland and scotland. a few showers on the hills of scotland. as it turns colder, enhanced by a stronger wind, a blustery day tomorrow. temperatures are coming down as the rain clears away. further wintry showers in 00:01:36,646 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 places sunday night into monday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll from the coronavirus rises to 41, with authorities in china struggling to contain the outbreak, as millions travel for the lunar new year. benita mehra, a newly—appointed member of the grenfell tower inquiry panel, resigns after being linked to the charitable arm of the firm which supplied the tower block's cladding. donald trump's lawyers have begun their defence of the president in his impeachment trial in the senate — they say he's done nothing wrong. the search for survivors continues after a powerful earthquake hit turkey.

it is northern england, scotland, northern ireland, at times, the biggest disruption could come from e—per—hour dust not out of the question. those winds coming over from the mid atlantic and will bring some exceptionally mild weather to the north—east of high ground, north of northern ireland and the north—east of scotland we could see 15—16 degrees. that milder air swept away as we go through the night and into wednesday and into wednesday morning. a chilly start on wednesday morning with a touch of frost around. rain returns from the south—west later. more wet and windy weather around on thursday before a quieter but a colder end to the week. welcome to bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: president trump arrives back in washington and says he's willing to target iranian cultural sites if americans are killed by tehran. in australia, the worst weekend of bushfires yet destroys hundreds of homes. and the prime minister warns the fires could burn for months. masked attackers roam the campus of one of india's most prestigious universities, targeting students opposing the gov

it's northern england, scotland, northern ireland, outbreaks of rain at times, the biggest disruptionof the question. those winds coming over from the mid atlantic and will bring some exceptionally mild weather to the north—east of higher ground, so north—east wales, the north of northern ireland, and to the north—east of scotland we could see 15—16 degrees. that milder air swept away as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. a chillier start on wednesday morning with a touch of frost around. rain returns from the south—west later. more wet and windy weather around on thursday before a quieter end but a colder end to the week. this is bbc news — the headlines: president trump has stressed that he is willing to target iranian cultural sites, in retaliation for any future killing of americans by tehran. the iranian government has vowed retaliation following the us assassination of general qasem soleimani. rockets exploded near the us embassy in baghdad on sunday night. australia's prime minister has warned bushfires in the south east of the country could last for many month

close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. ay is a cloudy, breezy day. some of that cloud extending down into northern england and some of the mist and fog i spoke about could well be slow to clear. but there will be further spells of sunshine across a large sway of england and wales. perhaps not as much as we saw through sunday, through east anglia and south—east england. light winds for many. away from northern and western scotland, those touch gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. ten or 11 celsius though for the far north of scotland. 6—9 for most. and close to freezing where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sunday night. so this is how tuesday sh

close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. nding down into northern england and some of the mist and fog i spoke about could well be slow to clear. but there will be further spells of sunshine across a large sway of england and wales. perhaps not as much as we saw through sunday, through east anglia and south—east england. light winds for many. away from northern and western scotland, those touch gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. ten or 11 celsius though for the far north of scotland. 6—9 for most. and close to freezing where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sunday night. so this is how tuesday shapes up — high—pressure still very much in charge.

it's northern england, scotland, northern ireland, outbreaks of rain at times, the biggest disruptions north and west of scotland, 75—80 mile—per—hour gusts not out of the question. those winds coming over from the mid atlantic and will bring some exceptionally mild weather to the north—east of higher ground, so north—east wales, the north of northern ireland, and to the north—east of scotland we could see 15—16 degrees. that milder air swept away as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. a chillier start on wednesday morning with a touch of frost around. rain returns from the south—west later. more wet and windy weather around on thursday before a quieter end but a colder end to the week. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top stories: president trump arrives back in washington and says he's willing to target iranian cultural sites if americans are killed by tehran. in australia, cooler weather helps evacuations, but the prime minister warns the fires could burn for months. in business, the price tops $70 as those tensions between iran and the us show no signs

a chilly start to across northern scotland after light winds.iles into the south—west through the afternoon. not a very pretty picture for the rush—hour across northern england. scotland, snow for the highest roots. as this system clears, we' re snow for the highest roots. as this system clears, we're left a cutting north—easterly wind making it feel particularly rolled down the north sea coast. for the south, unseasonably mild. heavy rain possibly with hail and thunder and again the risk of gales particularly for the channel islands and the isles of scilly. things start to improve overnight. a spell of wet weather across southern england through the evening before the slope. into the continent and the winds start to fall light high pressure starts to build and are quite start to friday and a chilly one as well. temperatures pulled up a little longer in the south—east because the cloud will not clear quite so quickly but generally widespread on friday. light winds through the day and sunny spells. in the afternoon, more cloud coming into the nor

across northern ireland and western scotland first thing on thursday to bring some heavy rain, whichwestern areas as we head through the morning. some of the ring will be quite heavy with transient snow on the high ground of scotland, with the rain slowly pushing its way east through the course of the day. gales at 40-50 through the course of the day. gales at 40—50 mph gusts, in excess of 60 mph in some irish sea coasts. double figure values for many others, a bit milder because of the wind and the rain. low—pressure sales northwards, then thursday night, eventually it clears from the southeast. friday we have low—pressure to the north of the uk, still quite windy across northern scotland with plenty of blustery showers here. it is a day of sunshine and showers elsewhere, bands of showers with sunshine in between, the sun showers will be heavy. some areas may stay dry altogether. friday has a cool air mass, so it will feel chillier, single figures, making just 9—10dc across south east. the weekend will settle down with cold, it will be a nice weekend in store. the lid of sunshine in

comes a set of fronts, and that's going to bring some wetter, windier weather initially across scotland and northernof scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres here, gusty winds as well. this front then slides its way south and eastwards, getting into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, driest the further south and east you are, but some gusty winds, perhaps 50—60 miles an hour for northern and western scotland and 30—a0 miles an hour quite widely. so it's a wet, blustery day across northern and western parts of the uk, but mild for most, it will be in double figures. doesn't last long as those fronts push their way south and eastwards, behind it we start to see the blue colours returning. so, we're back in the colder air as we go into friday. but what that also means is clearer conditions, much more in the way of sunshine. cloud and rain clearing away from south—east england, some showers peppering the north of scotland, perhaps wintry in nature, but for much of the uk, on friday we'll end the week dry with much more sunshine. but it will be feeling a little bit colder again. as for the

still under the influence of low pressure and actually closest to that area of low pressure in northern scotlandt will still be a windy day but elsewhere, the winds will be that lighter. a clearing update. showers around, especially for the south of the uk, which could be lively but they will tend to fade. many places seeing sunshine and those temperatures a bit down on thursday. here's the game—changer, an area of high pressure building in as we head to the weekend, helping to settle things down. a different feel to the weather into the weekend, drier for many places. lighter winds too but we could see the return of frosty, foggy mornings. for saturday, we still got a north—westerly feed feeding ina still got a north—westerly feed feeding in a few showers is across parts of northern scotland and here a little more cloud but elsewhere, a dry —looking day with 20 or sunshine around and lighter winds. temperature is perhaps a bit down on where we have seen them recently but given the sunshine, feeling early pleasant. 0ur area of high pressure becomes more established as we head into saturday, that

northern england. showers continuing to come and go in the far north—west of scotland. eforce across parts of northern england and north wales especially. temperatures climbing in the afternoon. north—east wales possibly 15 degrees. it should be around seven celsius this time of year. still very blustery. the rain in the south is continuing. lusting through the night. southern part should stay dry. well clear of frost into saturday morning. at the start of the weekend, across england and wales a bright start. but outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards through the morning and early parts of this afternoon. scotland showers at times. temperatures dropping in the northern half. around 10—12, 13 degrees so it should feel quite pleasant. into sunday, the next weather system starts to work its way in. affecting the southern half of the country. dry and sunny through parts of scotland. after a wet, early start, brightening up. sunshine and a few showers. more persistent rain through northern ireland and southern scotland. contrast temperatures as we finish sunday. 5—6d. temperatur

that weather front then gets swept away and the area of low pressure slowly retreats away from northern scotlandhere, it is still going to be quite windy as we start friday, and still some wet weather not far away, especially in the northern isles. elsewhere the winds will be lighter, things are coming down, there will be some sunshine and there will be a few showers around as well. and those temperatures probably a little bit lower, actually, at around seven degrees for much of the country. as we head towards the end of the weekend into the beginning of the weekend, we are seeing a very different look to the weather map. instead of big areas of low pressure, high pressure is starting to build towards the uk. we still have some stronger winds around the top of that for northern scotland, and still some showers. a good chance that elsewhere it will be dry, and there will be some sunshine around as well, but it is starting to get a little bit colder, around 5-7d. we to get a little bit colder, around 5—7d. we started this week with a really strong jetstream which has been picking up those storms a

severe gales for scotland and northern england. is possible. a very wet and windy start across scotland, outbreaks of rain clearing from northern ireland through the morning. some of that rain getting into northern england, perhaps in north wales and south—west england through the afternoon, but quite patchy here. generally, the further south and east you are, a dry if rather cloudy day. but it's a windy day across the board. the strongest winds across scotland and northern england where quite widely they'll touch 60, 70, maybe even 75 miles an hour for some northern and western coasts of scotland. turning drier through the afternoon across northern ireland, but quite windy, strong gusts across northern england, 30—a0mph gusts across central southern england and wales, so not so extreme here. but certainly a windy day for all of us, and then through tuesday evening, a band of cloud just slides its way southwards with some patchy rain, turning clearer and colder further north, but with some wintry showers starting to pile into scotl

scotland. for many this afternoon it stays dry with sunshine, a few showers for north west england, parts of northernland and scotland, some showers in scotland wintry of a high ground, and very wintry of a high ground, and very wintry in the far north, across the northern isles, gusts of 70 miles an hour. temperatures falling through the rest of the day. single digits even further south. it will be fairly chilly as we go through this evening. towards the south and east, we hold on to clear spells. that is where we will have the coldest weather overnight. further north and west, more clout and outbreaks of patchy rain, most persistent across the north and west of scotland. snow on high ground and even to low levels in shetland for a time. temperatures through the night, lowest in the south—west, some spots getting down to freezing. tomorrow, high pressure setting to the south, but you can see these frontal systems toppling in around the top of the hive. that will introduce more clout, particularly across western areas. for northern ireland, western areas. for northern ireland, western scotland, north

pushing initially into the far north and west of scotland and then into northern ireland and then slowlyrough the day. you could see some very heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, 111—15 millimetres in places. strong and gusty winds. the rain arriving at the northern parts of england, north wales, maybe into south—west england. dries the further south and east you are. all of us are seeing some quite gusty winds. 30—110 must be able quite widely. maybe 50 or 64 the winds. 30—40 must be able quite widely. maybe 50 or 64 the northern and western isles of scotland. a milder day across the uk —— 60 across the. it doesn't last long. this funds move away through thursday night and into friday. we are back into the blue colours, the cold and starting to bush's back down across the uk. 0n cold and starting to bush's back down across the uk. on friday morning, a legacy of the outcome outbreaks of rain across east anglia and south—east england. is that clears away we will see more sunshine. we have had fairly cloudy skies recently. some showers, perhaps wintry, across northern scotla nd pe