here's sarah keith—lucas.ion times to a storm bringing wet and windy conditions as well. this next area of rain is moving in from the west, a bit of snow over the higher ground overnight and there could be winds as the rain works its way eastwards. a reasonably mild start to saturday but it will turn colder through the day. this is storm jorge. some heavy showers rattling in from the west, particularly heavy for northern ireland, wales, northern england and scotla nd ireland, wales, northern england and scotland and wintry over high ground. a cold feeling day so we are looking at single figures and it is going to feel even colder when you add on the breeze. 45 to 50 mph winds and even on land that could cause some disruption. those winds picking up further overnight into sunday. 75 mph through the irish sea and the english channel. further heavy showers on sunday and the winds and the sites will be easing. still windy in the north with heavy snow for highland scotland. that's all from the bbc news at six. 00:2

let's get more on that now from sarah keith—lucas.llo, we have got some fairly lively disruptive weather on the cards, in fact, through the rest of the weekend as storm ciara approaches. so, the met office have issued an amber warning for severe gales in the south—east of england, but widely across the british isles we are likely to see disruption on sunday due to the strength of the wind. now, for the rest of today, quite a lot of dry weather across the bulk of england, wales and eastern scotland, but rain moving in and gales developing across scotland and northern ireland as we head on through the afternoon. the further east you are, you are more likely to stay driest for longest, but we will all notice that things turn blustery later. the winds continue to strengthen through this evening and overnight. during the early hours of sunday, storm ciara arrives from the west, bringing heavy rain, mounting snow across scotland. strong gusty winds move right across the uk on sunday. we could see gusts as strong as 70, even 80 miles an hour

here's sarah keith lucas. i suspect it is a very long way from miami conditions.eather this afternoon but i'm afraid the respite will be short lived because we do have more disruptive weather on the cards. storm jorge will bring more heavy rain, not good news for areas already affected by the flooding. for the here and now, a lot of places are dry to end the day. a lot of showers continuing tonight across parts of scotland. it will be cold est parts of scotland. it will be coldest in the east with the risk of icy stretches. less cold towards the west because we have the cloud and rain arriving early on friday, and this rain will push from west to east across much of the uk, falling as snow over the higher ground of england and scotland to too. not good news, more wet weather for the likes of wales and southern england, and a contrast in temperatures, fairly chilly in the north. then another band of rain moving in from the west as we move into saturday morning, all courtesy of storm jorge. lots of isobars on the map showing a windy spell of weather, particularly sa

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. we have some disruptive weather on the way. the whole of the uk seeing strong winds and the damage and disruption widespread today. gusts from 70 up to 80 minutes per hour for many. particularly around the coasts and hills, could be up to 85 mph or more in scotland. an amber warning for the heavy rain for the scottish borders, where we are likely to see flooding. across the whole of the uk, heavy rain and strong winds, working gradually south—eastwards. hail and thunder on this cold front as the heavy bursts of work toward a south—east this afternoon. hail and thunder moving on from the north—west later. it is mild out there, 13 or 1a greece for many of us. but the wind is going to be the main feature. damaging winds likely to bring transport disruption with large waves and flooding and we are likely to see power cuts as well. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: storm ciara hits the uk with gale—force winds and torrential rain — it's set to cause huge disruption across the country.

it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. the met office have issued an amber warning for severe gales in south—east england, but widely across the country we are likely to see disruption on sunday due to the strength of the wind. for the rest of today, a lot of dry weather in england, wales and eastern scotland, but rain moving in and gales developing across scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon. further east you are, you are more likely to stay driest for longest, it will turn blustery later. the winds continued to strengthen this evening at overnight. during the early hours of sunday, storm ciara arrives from the west, bringing heavy rain, mountain snow in scotland, and strong, gusty winds moving across the country on sunday, with gusts up to 80 mph, particularly around hills and coasts. severe gales likely on sunday and we can see disruption to transport as well as the potential for power cuts and large waves. hello this is bbc news. five british people, including a child, have tested positive for the corona

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas.rong winds and the damage and disruption widespread today. gusts from 70 up to 80 minutes per hour for many. particularly around the coasts and hills, could be up to 85 mph or more in scotland. an amber warning for the heavy rain for the scottish borders, where we are likely to see flooding. across the whole of the uk, heavy rain and strong winds, working gradually south—eastwards. hail and thunder on this cold front as the heavy bursts of work toward a south—east this afternoon. hail and thunder moving on from the north—west later. it is mild out there, 13 or

let's get more on that now from sarah keith—lucas.ciara approaches.

sarah keith—lucas has the latest. sun sets. we keep the clear skies and lighter winds in the east, temperatures will fall to their lowest here. the risk of some iciness in the east. further west, more cloud and rain moving in. travel may well be disrupted once again through friday and into the weekend, a combination of more heavy rain and stormy conditions. storm jorge, 9 by the spanish met service, approaching on friday night and into saturday. it will bring some heavy rain through the course of friday, that rainfall pushing its way from west to east for much of the uk. slavery higher ground of northern england, and scotland. still fall on higher ground england, and scotland. still fall on higherground ——. england, and scotland. still fall on higher ground ——. not good news for the area already impacted by those floods, more rain on the way, there could be 40—60 millimetres, perhaps more across wales and northern england. through the weekend, this pressure is storm jorge, bringing some very strong pressure is storm j

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas, thoughts of storm ciara this weekend.the weekend with storm ciara approaching. today is something of the calm before the storm, mostly dry out there with some frost and locally dense fog patches this morning, particularly through parts of eastern england and into southern scotland. the mist and fog should lift fairly quickly, quite a bit of sunshine and dry weather out there. the cloud will increase from the west later this afternoon with a few showers for northern ireland, down towards the south—west of england. further east, you will stay dry through the day and temperatures range from 5—10 degrees but wind picking up in the north—west. the west of scotland could see gusts of up west of scotland could see gusts of up to 50—60 mph this evening and overnight. blustery conditions across the british isles. not as cold as it was last night so most of us cold as it was last night so most of us seeing temperatures in the mid—single figures tomorrow morning. could be double figures towards the south—east. saturday is not a bad

here‘s sarah keith—lucas with a look at this morning‘s weather.head into the evening hours. bit of snow over the mountains of scotland and then m3 macro really moves in through the early hours of sunday. heavy rain for many, from the word 90, heavy rain for many, from the word 9°, -- heavy rain for many, from the word go, —— storm ciara moves in. through the day that storm will move its way gradually west to east. you can see the proximity of all these isobars particularly in between the one front and cold front where we will see some really strong winds, squally winds as a cold front moves its way gradually eastwards. these are the gusts we are expecting. widely 60 to 70 mph even inland. around the hills and coastlines, it could be up to about 80 mph. anywhere from the english channel right towards the western isles. from the word go, some heavy rain, melted snow across scotland and northern ireland —— micro mountain snow. the rain moves away and sunshine, heavy showers with hail and squally winds across the central belt, gusts of 70, possibly 80

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sarah keith—lucas is in the bbc weather centre for us this morning. h, how unusual is weather like this? good morning to you, sally and roger. this is quite an unusual storm. it is not the kind of storm that we see every winter. in fact, to see something comparable, we have to see something comparable, we have to look back to 2013, the stjude's day storm which cause disruption, so this kind of storm happens around about once or twice every decade, and it is quite unusual that we have these really strong winds really very widespread across the uk. yesterday we already saw the wind is picking up across ireland, huge waves a cross picking up across ireland, huge waves across there, but today storm ciara is pushing its way right across the british isles. so even across the british isles. so even across southern england and the english channel, gusts likely up to about 80, possibly more, 85 mph in one 01’ about 80, possibly more, 85 mph in one or two places. very strong winds. parts of scotland and northern ireland are used to seeing winds of this strength