here's sarah keith lucas. all change with the weather this armistice day.arted the week with high pressure for many but things are turning much more u nsettled. things are turning much more unsettled. this is a picture earlier on in wrexham, some blue sky around but for most of us today a lot of cloud around and turning increasingly windy from the west with some heavy downpours on the cards especially across western and north—western parts of the uk. that is due to this active weather front which has been coming in from the atlantic. the wind will be strung through the remainder of today. still mild with temperatures around 12, 14 still mild with temperatures around 12, 1a degrees. some hazy sunshine in the south east. but the wind is a feature of the weather especially around exposed irish sea coasts with gusts of 50, 60 miles an hourfor a time combined with that heavy rain. particularly heavy in northern ireland and the west of scotland. we could have some flooding in dumfries & galloway and up towards the western isles. rain and squally wind pushing east

now time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas.s area of low pressure moving its way in from the south—west, a fairly wea k area in from the south—west, a fairly weak area of low pressure so nothing too heavy, but some of those showers could be on the sharp side and perhaps even the odd rumble of thunderfor wales down perhaps even the odd rumble of thunder for wales down toward central southern england as well. temperature—wise, this afternoon, temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees, certainly mild for the time of year. as we head into the evening hours, the odd thunderstorm mixed in, dry over scotla nd the odd thunderstorm mixed in, dry over scotland and for northern ireland as well through the course of tonight. another fairly cloudy, murky night, there will again be some fog forming, not as extensive as it was first thing monday morning but parts of the north and east in particular seeing some foggy patches. clearer skies of northern scotla nd patches. clearer skies of northern scotland and that is where temperatures will fall lowe

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening.dstone in kent, but many areas ended the day with some clear skies, we keep the clear skies and the east, that's where we are expecting some frost tonight, whereas further west, the cloud and the rain again are going to be moving in. we already had that cloud moving in across of northern ireland and scotland too. there will be some rain pushing across northern ireland and western fringes of britain by the early hours of friday, but further east, under those clear skies, that's where temperatures will fall lowest. —1 there in norwich first thing tomorrow morning, so a frost likely towards the southeast, could be the odd icy stretch for eastern scotland as well, and then through the day, it will turn milder as that cloud and rain move west to east across all parts. so, some wet weather for all of us at times through the course of friday. pretty chilly still around that east coast during the afternoon, 7—8 degrees, but turning my letter to the west at about 12 or 13. then changeable condi

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. good evening.bove average for this time of year. as we head through tonight, we keep that mild, certainly frost—free theme. it will be quite cloudy. there'll still be a few showers around and the odd spot of mist and fog around, but not as extensive as it was on monday morning. but there could be some mist and fog over the hills in the north and the east, perhaps the odd patch of mistiness further south as well. one or two showers for england and wales, scotland and northern ireland looking largely dry likely through the night. most of us mild and frost—free with double figures holding on into tuesday morning, but a little bit colder than that across scotland. there could be a touch of frost for the most sheltered glens. now, through tuesday, high pressure sits to the east, but we've got a weak weather front moving through. and that's just going to bring the odd light shower across parts of england and wales in particular. perhaps a few showers to western scotland later in the day as well, but most

time for a look at the weather here's sarah keith—lucas.icularly heavy for western parts of scotland. this is the picture near sheffield a little bit earlier today, so a lot of cloud around. through the course of the night, it will still be windy with cloud, and rain will move eastwards, so everywhere are seeing a bit of wet weather through the course of the night, all courtesy of this active weather front moving in from the atlantic. lots of isobars, so some squally winds associated with these heavy downpours. in fact, gusts reaching 40—50 mph around exposed irish sea coast and other higher ground. as the rain swings eastward later on tonight, the winds won't be quite a strong, but still blustery conditions overnight. rain gradually clearing towards the east in the early hours, then all in the slightly dry and clearer spell, still a few showers around, but tomorrow will be quieter than today, because we have this bump of high pressure starting to squeeze away most of the showers, and it won't be quite as windy as it has been. shower dying

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas.eather, bringing some outbreaks of really heavy rain at times for many of us and also some strong winds, especially towards the south. so that deep area of low pressure has been moving its way in from the west, sitting to the north of the uk, but it's to the south of that where you see all these isobars here, that we see the strongest of the winds. and a couple of weather fronts moving their way through as well. so we've had heavy rain earlier across the south—east, which will be clearing away into the afternoon, but then more showers rattling around that area of low pressure. nowhere really immune to catching outbreaks of rain. for scotland and northern ireland, the rain won't be quite as heavy, but it will be persistent and slow—moving in places. further south, look at the wind gusts this afternoon, up to about 60, even 70 miles per hour or more through the english channel. even inland gusts about 45 miles per hour, enough to bring down some small trees and a lot of debris on the roa

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas.ds the south. we will see them combined with high spring tides so there could well be coastal flooding with gusts of wind through the english channel strong is about 70 mph and even more. inland gusts of about 45 mph so enough to bring small trees down and a lot of debris on the roads. surface water flooding as well and colder than recent days at 8 degrees to 11 degrees. the sea minutes and out the strongest of the winds will ease and most of the showers petering out overnight but it stays quite breezy and damp first thing tomorrow morning and are free of frost. temperatures five to 8 degrees. tomorrow a bit of a quieter day compared to today. still breezy but a bit of sunshine towards east. more cloud and outbreaks of rain working into the west later in the day. and settled for the next few days. —— unsettled. this is bbc world news, the headlines pressure on the uk government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platforms. a tense stand off in was

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas.that deep area of low pressure has been moving its way in from the us, but it is to the south that you see all the isobars in the strongest of the wings, and a couple of weather fronts moving their way through as well, so heavy rain earlier across the south—east which we are clearing away into the afternoon but more showers rattling around that area of the russia with nowhere really immune. the rain will not be quite as heavy but it will be persistent and slow moving in places with wind gusts further south, up to 60-70 with wind gusts further south, up to 60—70 through the english channel, even inland, gusts of 45 mph, enough to bring more trees and they agree as well. temperatures of 8—11 c. into this evening and tonight, still at of showery rain lingering for some of us, tojolie in scotland, northern england as well, mainly dry the self, and things frost free with overnight temperatures falling to 5-9 c. overnight temperatures falling to 5—9 c. tomorrow's weather will be in between a

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. into this evening, that rain continuing the progress eastwards and things are turning milder than they were yesterday. temperatures in the west up yesterday. temperatures in the west up to about 13 degrees, still chilly around the east coast, eight or 9 degrees. we have outbreaks of rain that will clear towards the east through this evening and overnight, the next area of rain working on from the north—west. but really strong winds, especially across northern scotland, gales likely for the northern isles, northern highlands, scotland, western isles. a much milder night than we had last night with many of us staying in double figures. but as we head through the day tomorrow we will see this cold front slipping south, introducing cooler, fresher conditions from the north—west, further heavy blustery showers for scotla nd further heavy blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland and gales once again across the north of scotla nd gales once again across the north of scotland and qu

here's sarah keith—lucas.h of november has been very mild so much of november has been very mild so far but we have a brief coder interlude in the weather not lasting too long. this is the picture in the isle of wight with a lot of blue sky but there are also some showers around as well which will be gradually easing as we had to this afternoon but there is still quite a cold wind making things feel colder than they are. a ridge of high pressure building on from the west but the wind is rotating around that coming from a north—westerly direction so particularly brisk winds around eastern parts of scotla nd winds around eastern parts of scotland and eastern england and flood warnings with high tide combined with these winds. most area staying largely dry through the afternoon. the brisk staying from the north and higher gusts than that and temperatures lower than in recent days across the board but they will feel cold when you add on they will feel cold when you add on the wind chill particularly for the likes

time for a look at the weather, here's sarah keith—lucas. window of colder weather with milder airon the window of colder weather with milder air on the way. is with sunset in inverness earlier, a bit of snow over the high ground in scotland earlier but tonight, and east west split to the forecast. in the west things will turn more cloudy and mild but further east, clearer skies and some frost developing. a ridge of high pressure with us today is squeezed to the east and that allows weather fronts to move in from the atlantic, bringing milder air and quite a lot of cloud this evening at the night in northern ireland, pushing into western fringes of britain and then rain from the west later on. for eastern scotland and central and eastern england, we keep clearer skies for longer so here temperatures will fall lowest and likely to be perhaps the odd icy stretch in the east first thing tomorrow. tomorrow

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello.he fog has gradually been lifting and clearing and for some of us, it has been a bit of blue sky coming through. here is the scene in east sussex earlier on. for most places, we are keeping quite a lot of cloud as we head through the remainder of the day. fairly grey, still quite mild and there are a few splashes of rain around as well. those showers are courtesy of this area of low pressure that is moving its way in from the south—west, a fairly weak area of low pressure so nothing too heavy for most places, but some of the showers could be on the sharp side, perhaps even the odd rumble of thunderfor wales and down toward central and southern england as well. temperature —wise, this afternoon, temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees, certainly mild for the time of year. into the evening, we will still see some of those showers, particularly across parts of england and wales, the odd thunderstorm mixed in. drier for scotland and northern ireland as well. through the course of the night. an

here's sarah keith—lucas.o far, down to minus 5.3 celsius. the cloud has been increasing there, as it has for all of us through the day. it has been milder. this is the picture in aberdeenshire as the sun set earlier. as we head through the rest of the night, more cloud around than last night. it will be mild, breezy and for some of us, some rain in the forecast as well. he was the first area of rain coming —— here is the first area of rain, pushing west across the uk. more rain coming in across the uk. more rain coming in across northern ireland and scotland overnight, quite heavy, and gales developing across the scotland, particularly in the northern ads. for most of us, mild under the cloud, 10—12 c, very mild for the time of year. heading to tomorrow, low pressure to the north of the uk. quite a few isobars on the trot. it will be quite a windy picture. we also have this cold front bringing rain which will slip slowly south. the rain clearing northern ireland. cloudy and mild to the south, the odd bright s

here's sarah keith—lucas.he weather not lasting too long. this is the picture in the isle of wight with a lot of blue sky but there are also some showers around as well which will be gradually easing as we had to

time for a look at the weather, here's sarah keith lucas.he course of the morning, but the fog has been breaking up so there has been more sunshine coming through. and some showers as well, but what you will notice is it has been particularly mild. temperatures of 17 in the south—east of england, not bad for the middle of november. this is the picture in county tyrone earlier in the day. a bit of blue sky breaking through. we also had some heavy showers around so some rainbows across many parts of the country earlier. this theme continue through tonight, very mild, pretty cloudy for most of us through the night as well. so a frost free start to your tuesday morning. and still a few showers particularly over the next few hours, some of those could be quite heavy across parts of england and wales. you can see the moving north—east, perhaps the odd thunderstorm and rumble of thunder as well. fewer shares tonight across parts of scotland and northern ireland and most showers across england and wales should ease away later. the clearer skies will

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas good evening.ay from west to east. as we head into weekend we are going to be keeping the rain for some areas but it will be a bit more sunshine come through for some of us as well particularly in the north. the day tomorrow as the front steps out this could be and it's going to be some rain around. the rain overnight across cullinan of the ireland as well. turning windy across the north of scotland and the northern aisles seeing gusts of 60 mph. in the south breezing cloudy a few breaks in the cloud but it's going to be a mild night. a few spots of drizzle around the temperatures are most of us holding up between ten to 12 degrees which is a little bit cooler in that clear air in the north of scotland. as you can see especially through the northern half of scotland. another windy day to come, could be a gale force gust up towards the end isles, western isles and northern ireland as well. when you have showers rattling through and would get this band of crowded rain singing across from the england

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas.een moving on from the north and we have had wintry showers across the high ground of scotland. cold wind and most of the showers easing away and things mostly dry as we head into the evening hours. overnight we keep clear skies in the east the cloud will increase from the west, next weather front bringing rain to northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales. but under the clear skies in east, cold start to friday. touch of frost and perhaps the odd icy stretch. from tomorrow it will be a different feeling, milder with rain spreading west to east through the day, patchy showers returning from the west later on. temperatures back into double figures for many, but surely round the east coast. into the weekend it is changeable, windy on saturday with showers around. fewer showers and a little bit brighter by sunday. goodbye for now. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines. more positive news about a coronavirus vaccine — the oxford team says its research is showing

here's sarah keith—lucas. good evening.s way east. it is all down to this what a friend here heading his way in from the atlantic, quite a lot of isomers on the map showing the strong winds. could be a gust of wind, some thunder... wherever you are, you could well notice those brisk winds to the course of tonight, with the heavy rainfall too. during the early hours of thursday, it looks like that rain will be your free time, it should gradually clear away, still some showers clearing through in its wa ke some showers clearing through in its wake but of the bit quieter first thing tomorrow morning. and it will be frost free. a touch cooler in the moral spots first thing, but first a isa moral spots first thing, but first a is a quieter day compared to wednesday because we have got this bump of high—pressure, so that is just bring mostly dry conditions, less when the weather on thursday as well, but there will be a few showers. most of them easing away, a lot of dry weather with some sunshine breaking through, but there will

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas.st thing tomorrow put up under clear skies in the east, a cold night, and we can see a touch of frost and the odd icy stretch first thing tomorrow. fairly quickly that cloud and rain spreads across all parts of the uk, so some wet weather spreading west to east through the day. it should clear for northern ireland and wales through the afternoon, but still the odd light shower. milder air moving in, so temperatures return into double figures for many of it stays a cool in the east after a chilly start. as we move through the course of friday night and into saturday, quite a lot of isobars. it will be quite a windy speu of isobars. it will be quite a windy spell of weather, and that this cold front follows behind the warm front, bring a change for saturday. initially that cold front is using some rain. in scotland and northern england. that heads south, so cloudy conditions with outbreaks of rain moving south across england and wales. scotland, northern ireland and northern england, we

much money is coming up at the top of the hour but first a look at the weather forecast with sarah keith—lucasf scotland, feeling as cold is about minus three degrees in aberdeen as we head into the evening hours —— east coast of scotland. ridgers will get quite quickly once the sun sets, and it will remain clear across central and eastern parts of the uk for the longest. rainfor parts of the uk for the longest. rain for northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales, south—west scotland first thing tomorrow morning but under those clear skies in the east, a cold night, so a touch of frost and also the odd icy stretch around first thing tomorrow as well. fairly quickly, that cloud and rain spreads across all parts of the uk, so some wet weather spreading west to east through the day. it should clear from northern ireland, wales winston through the afternoon, and still the odd light shower. milder air moving m, odd light shower. milder air moving in, so temperatures returning to double figures for many of us. stays a bit cool in the east out of actually started the day. then, as we move

moment the bbc news at one with simon mccoy but first it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucasre so nothing too heavy for most places, but some of the showers could be on the sharp side, perhaps even the odd rumble of thunderfor wales and down toward central and southern england as well. temperature —wise, this afternoon, temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees, certainly mild for the time of year. into the evening, we will still see some of those showers, particularly across parts of england and wales, the odd thunderstorm mixed in. drier for scotland and northern ireland as well. through the course of the night. another fairly cloudy, murky night. there will be some fog forming, not as extensive as it was first thing monday morning, but parts of the north and east in particular will be seeing some fog patches to start tuesday morning. clearer skies for northern scotland and that where temperatures will fall the lowest. through the day tomorrow, we have this fairly weak affair, this occluded front, just shifting its weight slowly eastward across the uk, that will bring a few showe

but first, the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello.ther front that's been working its way in from the west already. a real squeeze in those isobars as well, showing that things are going to turn increasingly windy. still quite mild out there — temperatures about 12 to 15 degrees. but the rain will be particularly heavy across parts of northern ireland, western scotland, too, where there's likely to be some flooding for the likes of dumfries and galloway up towards the western isles. gusts of wind also feature — 50, perhaps 60 mile per hour gusts, particularly around these exposed irish sea coast. and into this evening and overnight, this band of rain with its squally winds works eastwards across the uk, so we're all going to be seeing some wet weather overnight and those gusty winds may well be rattling some windows. the wind and rain just lingering in the east through the early hours of thursday morning, followed by clearer skies and just a few showers heading in from the west. but it's going to be a frost—free night with temperatures