it is quite rare that we have this transient group making their way up the river clyde. them there. wonderful creatures. they are super intelligent animals and top predators around the west coast of scotland. we think there are 45 females, and a bowl and a sighting of one calf so far. it looks like... where would they normally be? we see how unusual it is for them to be there in the clyde. these transient group rome offshore but this particular group, they would normally be around shetland and norway. it is bizarre that they are here. bizarre but wonderful. wonderful to see them in rather blue looking waters. it is a great environment and it is great news for the people that live around the place. it really is. david, thank you very much indeed for being with us. we are seeing great blue skies that. let's get a weather check now. i want to bring you up—to—date with how the rest of the weather will pan out wherever you may be in the british isles. we have had a lot of weather in recent hours. a lot of thunderstorm activity and lightning across a good part of england and w

it's the first time they've been seen in the upper part of the river clyde for many years.why he thought they were there. looking for food, i would looking forfood, i would imagine. clyde is full of porpoises and the prey items for these animals. and how unusual is it to see them there? for this group, this is a transient group, we believe, that are more commonly seen in shetland and the 0rkneys and over towards north of rational way. we have a group of residents killer whales but usually within a west coast of scotland. it is quite rare that we have got this transient group making it the upper reaches of the clyde. tell us a bit about. they are extraordinary creatures. we are seeing pictures of them now in the clyde. wonderful creatures. yes, they are super intelligent animals. top predators around the west coast of scotland. so we think we have got four or five females and a male and a definite sign so far. so it looks like... where would they normally be? we we re where would they normally be? we were saying how unusual it is for them to be in the clyde, where would they

a pod of killer whales, including at least one calf, has been spotted in the river clyde in scotland.gular visitors to the upper clyde for many years. it looked beautiful upset in scotla nd it looked beautiful upset in scotland but that lovely web —— whether is breaking up elsewhere. that taylor will tell us what is going on. torrential thunderstorms developing. more to come tonight. they are drifting northwards and eastwards as we go through the night. it won't affect everyone but way you see them, hailstorm is and frequent lightning. in the west, it has been quieter to start the night but we will see some wet arriving in northern ireland and west of scotla nd northern ireland and west of scotland later. by the end of the night, a7 degrees in aberdeenshire, —— forto night, a7 degrees in aberdeenshire, —— for to seven. brighter weather on sunday come once the showers have clear to the east. the sunshine will continue down the south—east but we will see heavy showers develop. 0utbreaks will see heavy showers develop. outbreaks of rain in western parts of england. notice the temperature

it's the first time they've been seen in the upper part of the river clyde for many years.to david nairn, from the clyde porpoise marine mammal project and asked him why he thought they were there. looking forfood, i would imagine. the river is full of poor poisoners and harbour seals which either prey items for these animals. how unusual is it to see them there? this is a transient group, we believe they are more commonly seen in shetland and over towards norway. we have a group of resident killer whales which usually live on the west coast of scotland, but it is quite rare that we have got this transient group coming into the upper reaches of the clyde. tell us about them, they are extraordinary creatures and we are seen some pictures of them. wonderful creatures. super intelligent animals and top predators around the west coast of scotland. we think we have about four or five females, a male and one calf so far. where would they normally be? we were saying how unusual it is for them to be there, but wherewith they normally be seen? these transient groups roam large areas

it's the first time they've been seen in the upper part of the river clyde for many years.ise marine mammal project and asked him why he thought they were there. they're looking for food. i would imagine the clyde is bountiful, full of porpoises and items for these animals. how unusual is it to see them there? this is a transient group, more commonly seen up in shetland, 0rkney and up towards norway. we have a group of resident killer whales, usually living in the west coast of scotland. there might be one or two sightings of them a year, but it's quite rare that we've got this transient group in the upper reaches of the clyde. just tell us a bit about them. they're extraordinary creatures, we're seeing pictures of them now in the clyde, wonderful creatures. they're super intelligent animals, the top predators around the west coast of scotland. we think we've got about four or five females, a bull male and a definite sighting of one calf so far. we were saying they were not normally in the clyde, where would they normally be seen? these transient groups, they kind of roam l

a pod of killer whales, including at least one calf, has been spotted in the river clyde in scotland.

it's the first time they've been seen in the upper part of the river clyde for many years.here. we are looking for food. i would imagine the clyde is full of propoises. how unusual is it to see them there? this is a transient group, more commonly seen them there? this is a transient group, more commonly seen in shetland and up towards norway. we have a group of resident killer whales, usually living in the west coast of scotland. it's quite rare that we've got this transient group in the upper reaches of the clyde. just tell us a bit about them. their extraordinary creatures, we can see pictures of them now in the clyde, wonderful creatures. they are super intelligent animals, or predators around the west coast of scotland. we think we've got about four or five females, a bald male and a definite sighting of one car. —— one calf. when the day normally be seen? this transient group, they've grown large areas offshore but normally over towards shetland, iceland and norway. it's quite bizarre that they're here. bizarre but wonderful, lovely to see them there in blue looking wa

it is the first time they have been spotted swimming in the river clyde.ine mammal project. where are they at the moment? yesterday they were swimming in the upper regions of the clyde. really quite farup the upper regions of the clyde. really quite far up the estuary. this is quite far up the estuary. this is quite unusualfor them quite far up the estuary. this is quite unusual for them in quite far up the estuary. this is quite unusualfor them in recent times to venture this far, isn't it? absolutely. we have a resident population on the west coast of scotla nd population on the west coast of scotland but this group that we were citing yesterday are a transient pod that are more often seen in shetland and 0rkney and iceland and norway. what has drawn them this far into the clyde? there is an abundance of an the clyde? there is an abundance of a n ecosyste m the clyde? there is an abundance of an ecosystem that is getting healthier. we have a lot of seals that these are hunting. you have some babies there also. we have definitely spotted one calf. it look

a pod of killer whales, including at least one calf, has been spotted in the river clyde in scotland. mammals were filmed near gourock and dunoon. killer whales have not been regular visitors to the upper clyde for many years. well, it looks rather beautiful up there in scotland. but the lovely weather is not lasting. matty taylor has all the details verizon. now it certainly is not. lovely and western parts of scotland, to improve on the past few days. cloud jaime showing what is a cobblestone begun to turn stormy across parts of wales and england. latest flash is down in the southernmost counties and also gci’oss southernmost counties and also across the hills of north wales. and it stored food or way northward and eastward through the night. not every will see them but when it is in the storms crossing, the original was in very heavyweight and hail and also a risk of gusty wind, too. most often the north sea by the end of tonight but after a quiet start for western and northern ireland, it just turns wetter and wetter as you get towards dawn. 13 or 1a degrees in the southeast corne