you can see 50, 60, maybe even 70 mph there off the coast of pembrokeshire.ng further north into northern england and the south—east of scotland as the morning goes on. so, as a rough rule of thumb, 50—60 possible just about anywhere towards the west. in exposure, we could be talking 70 or a little bit more. the rain pushes its way northwards pretty quickly through the morning, many areas actually seeing a great improvement come the afternoon. quite a few showers, though, packing into the west, the north—east of scotland keeping the rain until the end of the day. a mild story, though, thanks to that air coming in from the south—west. 13 or 1a degrees as a high. quite a few showers around in western exposures through thursday evening. low pressure stays in charge. that's what's feeding those showers in. it just, though, starts to change its orientation slightly for friday, bringing the air in from the north—west, and that will be just a slightly cooler direction. still some showers, thanks to that low, for western exposures on friday. but for many, actually, a

, there will be heavy showers round, hence the amber warning in the south—west of wales so for pembrokeshiren particular where it has been wet today already. look at the wind here, 40—60mph, but at least that is blowing the rain away from northern ireland, where it has been very wet for much of the day. so wet and windy spell of weather to many, that clears away and we get lots of showers on the south westly wind. nevertheless keeping piling up what we have already seen, relatively mild because we have the cloud and wind. now that wind is blowing our weather system away into scandinavia, out of the northern isles for the day ahead, but that low pressure driving the weather and low pressure driving the weather and low pressure driving the weather and low pressure means low pressure driving the weather and low pressure means it will be u nsettled low pressure means it will be unsettled and showery, most of the showers will be in the west and southern areas but that wind is strong enough to blow them further east, so they will become more widespread. northeastair east, so they will become more

now we have that warning out across pembrokeshire still, the amber warning from the met office, thatill left at midnight. you can see the rain is far from over, there'll be showers following behind, as well. some thoroughly wet and windy wetaher into friday for most of us, but the wind should blow that rain out of the way for most parts by the end of the night, it mayjust drag its heels across england and scotland. and already by morning, you can see we have more showers coming into the south and west. with all the present cloud, showers, and rain, it will not be particularly cold tonight. this vast area of low pressure is going nowhere, it withers through saturday. as you can see, it covers most of the east and the atlantic, so within sitting driving these south—westerly winds through the uk, it will drive further showers or longer spells of rain. so if you get off to a fine start, there'll be sunshine around. it is unlikely to last through the entire day. yes, there'll be fewer showers in the east than we've seen today, but there'll be a lot of showers coming in across southern and

still an amber warning for the far west of wales, particularly pembrokeshire where we have already hadsue, that rain is pushing through, we will get a spell of wet and wind economy weather, we see a fresh clutch of showers in the south—west. it won't be a cold night. accept to 11, if that is any consolation, as we go into tomorrow, some rain for a time in shetland, some rain for a time in shetland, some clinging to the south—east of england for a while and then a mixture of sunshine and shower, showers becoming more widespread through the day. 11 to 15 degree, a similar story for suspend armistice day of course, there will be sunshine, there will be be some heavy thousands of flames light up the tower of london 100 years after the end of world war one, as the nation prepares to pause and remember the fallen. the prime minister travels to france and belgium to mark the centenary of the armistice. at st symphorien cemetery in belgium, she lays wreaths at the graves of the first and the last british soldiers to die in the war. preparing the poppies — across the country people find their o

you can see 50, 60, maybe even 70 mph there off the coast of pembrokeshire. northern england and the south—east of scotland as the morning goes on. so, as a rough rule of thumb, 50—60 possible just about anywhere towards the west. in exposure, we could be talking 70 or a little bit more. the rain pushes its way northwards pretty quickly through the morning, many areas actually seeing a great improvement come the afternoon. quite a few showersm though, packing into the west, the north—east of scotland keeping the rain until the end of the day. a mild story, though, thanks to that air coming in from the south—west, 13 or 14 as a high. quite a few showers around in western exposures through thursday evening. low pressure stays in charge. that's what's feeding those showers in. it just, though, starts to change its orientation slightly on friday, bringing in the air from the north—west, and that will be just a slightly cooler direction. still some showers thanks to that low for western exposures on friday, but for many, actually, a much quieter day. yes, still br

you can see 50, 60, maybe even 70 mph there off the coast of pembrokeshire.er north into northern england and the south—east of scotland as the morning goes on. so, as a rough rule of thumb, 50—60 possible just about anywhere towards the west. in exposure, we could be talking 70 or a little bit more. the rain pushes its way northwards pretty quickly through the morning, many areas actually seeing a great improvement come the afternoon. quite a few showers, though, packing into the west, the north—east of scotland keeping the rain until the end of the day. a mild story, though, thanks to that air coming in from the south—west, 13 or 14 as a high. quite a few showers around in western exposures through thursday evening. low pressure stays in charge. that's what's feeding those showers in. it just, though, starts to change its orientation slightly on friday, bringing in the air from the north—west, and that will be just a slightly cooler direction. still some showers thanks to that low for western exposures on friday, but for many, actually, a much quieter day.

you can see 50, 60, maybe 70 mph off the coast of pembrokeshire.st of scotland as the morning goes on. so, as a rough rule of thumb, 50—60 possible just about anywhere towards the west. in exposure, we could be talking 70 or a little bit more. rain pushing northwards quickly through the morning. many areas actually seeing a great improvement come the afternoon. quite a few showersm though, packing into the west, the north—east of scotland keeping the rain until the end of the day. a mild variance to the air coming in from the south—west, 13 or 14 as a high. quite a few showers around in western exposures through thursday evening. low pressure stays in charge. that's what's feeding those showers in. itjust starts to change its orientation slightly on friday, bringing in the air from the north—west, and that will be a slightly cooler direction. still some showers thanks to that low for western exposures on friday, but for many, a much quieter day. yes, still breezy, but nothing like the winds of thursday. and many areas could escape with a dry day, t

you can see 50, 60, maybe even 70 mph there off the coast of pembrokeshire.and and the south—east of scotland as the morning goes on. so, as a rough rule of thumb, 50—60 possible just about anywhere towards the west. in exposure, we could be talking 70 or a little bit more. the rain pushes its way northwards pretty quickly through the morning, many areas actually seeing a great improvement come the afternoon. quite a few showersm though, packing into the west, the north—east of scotland keeping the rain until the end of the day. a mild story, though, thanks to that air coming in from the south—west, 13 or 1a as a high. quite a few showers around in western exposures through thursday evening. low pressure stays in charge. that's what's feeding those showers in. it just, though, starts to change its orientation slightly on friday, bringing in the air from the north—west, and that will be just a slightly cooler direction. still some showers thanks to that low for western exposures on friday, but for many, actually, a much quieter day. yes, still breezy, but noth

generally tonight becomes drier for most of us for the next band of rain comes in, pembrokeshire, northerntral and eastern areas, and these are town and city temperatures. it needs a bright dawn and a much brighter day for some, at least to start. the band of rain moving north across scotland, petering out, then this next band, heavy again for the south, wales, parts of northern ireland and southern scotland but in the south and east it is dry. just a few showers west. either side of that front, some decent weather and it should be a decent start across the east on friday. still that weakening weather front being swept up weakening weather front being swept up by weakening weather front being swept up by this next area of rain developing. that is around a deeper area of low pressure, a low pressure likely to give gales or severe gale force winds across many western parts of the uk and some soggy weather as well which will then spread eastwards through friday night into saturday then we are left with the legacy of sunny spells and showers, some quite lengthy spells of showers at times, whic

this was pembrokeshire earlier today. our temperatures will be boosted.s could reach 15 celsius. it will turn much milder. the atla ntic it will turn much milder. the atlantic is finally waking up, so after a quiet and chilly spell of weather, these weather systems will move in the atlantic bringing spells of wet and windy weather and boosting our temperatures. that process is under way right now. we have wet weather for northern ireland, wales, south—west england, moving into central and northern england. the mild they will start to pushing, so 12 degrees implement the afternoon, whereas across much of eastern england and scotland it is still pretty chilly and will continue to be through the rest of the day. as one band of rain clears through, another one will work in from the west. it could be quite murky with mist and fog patches over our hills. 0uter night compared to recent nights from of us, very mild in the south—west with temperatures at 10 degrees overnight. rob webber see, very windy weather on the weight, particularly targeting western portions

you can see 50, 60, maybe 70 miles an hour off the coast of pembrokeshire.rthern england and the south—east of scotland as the morning goes on. as a rough rule of thumb, 50 or 60 is possiblejust about anywhere towards the west, in exposure we could be talking 70 or a little bit more. rain pushing northwards quickly through the morning. many areas actually seeing a great improvement come the afternoon. quite a few showers packing into the west and the north—east of scotland, keeping the rain until the end of the day. a mild variance to the air coming in from the south—west, 13 or 1a is the high. quite a few showers around in western exposures through thursday evening. low pressure stays in charge. it's what's feeding us those showers. it starts to change that orientation slightly on friday, bringing in the air from the north—west, and that will be a slightly cooler direction. still some showers thanks to that western exposure on friday, but for many, a much quieter day. yes, still breezy, but nothing like the winds of thursday. many areas could escape with a

this is a met office amber warning affecting south wales, particularly pembrokeshire, where there has strong winds. as we go through this evening and overnight, the wet and windy weather sweeping eastwards. all of us having a dose of rain and wind for a time. behind that, the sky is clear, we see showers pushing tin. temperatures will not fall far, 7-11d. temperatures will not fall far, 7—11d. tonight buzz rain, still hanging around across the far south—east are time. and across shetland for the morning. even once that has cleared, low pressure is in charge, feeding showers are we. showers across the south—west of england becoming more widespread through the day, some of them heavy and thundery. it will be raining all the time, there will be some sunshine in between. still quite breezy but not as windy as it will be through the rest of today. sunday, armistice day, we will see some sunny spells but the potential for some heavy showers. the problem with showers is that it is difficult to predict exactly where they will turn up and one, at wherever you are across the country there is a

you can see 50, 60, maybe even 70 mph there off the coast of pembrokeshire.nd and the south—east of scotland as the morning goes on. so, as a rough rule of thumb, 50—60 possible just about anywhere towards the west. in exposure, we could be talking 70 or a little bit more. the rain pushes its way northwards pretty quickly through the morning, many areas actually seeing a great improvement come the afternoon. quite a few showers, though, packing into the west, the north—east of scotland keeping the rain until the end of the day. a mild story, though, thanks to that air coming in from the south—west. 13 or 1a degrees as a high. quite a few showers around in western exposures through thursday evening. low pressure stays in charge. that's what's feeding those showers in. it just, though, starts to change its orientation slightly for friday, bringing the air in from the north—west, and that will be just a slightly cooler direction. still some showers, thanks to that low, for western exposures on friday. but for many, actually, a much quieter day. yes, still breezy

an horrendous 24 hours in parts of pembrokeshire, lots of flooding. mixture of sunny spells and the odd shower in central and eastern areas into the afternoon. further west, the rain arrives in the afternoon in northern ireland, south—west wales and the south—west of england. temperatures holding up well for the time of year. for the evening rush—hour, this is not going to be pleasant. south—west england, wales, extensive heavy rain and winds of maybe 70 mph around hills and coasts, extending to england, dumfries and galloway, ayrshire and northern ireland in the evening rush—hour. eastern areas should finish the day dry, but into tonight, the rain will spread to all parts. through the first part of the night, strong winds with rain lasting longest into the morning in the far north—east of scotland and south—east of england, clearer skies in the west later but a blustery and cooler start to saturday morning. into the weekend, if you got any plans, a case of dodge the showers, especially in southern and western areas where there could be especially liv

there is a warning from the met office, the risk of further flooding in pembrokeshire into this eveningover to the east tonight. one or two showers developing into the early part of saturday morning. those are the overnight temperatures. this weekend, it stays quite unsettled. lengthy spells of sunshine but also heavy, blustery showers, especially in southern and western coasts. stay tuned to the forecasts. thereby. bye— bye. hello. this is bbc newsroom live. i'm annita mcveigh full the headlines: police in melbourne are treating a knife attack in the city centre as a terrorist incident, after one person was killed and two injured. the attacker was shot at the scene, and later died in hospital. the dup accuse the prime minister of breaking her promise over plans to avoid a hard irish border after brexit. the prime minister has laid wreaths at the graves of the first and last british soldiers killed in the first world war to mark the armistice centenary. this summer's heatwave helped the economy to grow, but cracks are beginning to show as consumers cut back on spending. new figures show

there is a met 0ffice amber warning rain here in pembrokeshire. an hour in exposed spots. the rain will move into northern ireland and south—west scotland, as well. here is wedge of wet and windy weather that will push eastward through the night. we will get some blustery rain just night. we will get some blustery rainjust for a time. night. we will get some blustery rain just for a time. at least it is not going to be cold, maybe that comes as some relief. 6—11d. here is the weather front responsible, diving eastward through the first pa rt diving eastward through the first part of tomorrow. there will be some rainfora time part of tomorrow. there will be some rain for a time across shetland and the far south—east of england, then we are into a sunshine and showers today. there will be blue skies and sunshine at times, but these showers will become more widespread, some of them heavy and thundery. temperatures between 11 and 15 degrees, but not as breezy as today. into sunday, armistice day, it is the same sort of story. sunny spells and heavy sh