maybe 12 down to the southwest, but you can see that rain gathering perhaps into the isles of scillye end of the afternoon. so that weather front is going to start to push its way into cornwall and eventually into south wales. there's that weather front and ahead of it it will push in a little more moisture. so we're expecting more fog around for the start of sunday. remembrance sunday could be quite a drab, dreary affair with some widespread fog at times. the rain down to the south, but it may well stay dry at 11:00 in scotland. a murky morning certainly, but the rain light and patchy into northern ireland, perhaps into northern england, heavier bursts through wales and south west england, perhaps for london to the cenotaph it should stay dry during the morning. but then we'll see outbreaks of showery rain drifting its way steadily northwards throughout the day. it'll stay dry for scotland here and seven or eight degrees underneath the cloud and the rain it's going to feel rather cool and disappointing, i'm afraid. then as we move out of sunday into monday, we start to see the wind

maybe 12 down to the southwest, but you can see the rain gathering, perhaps into the isles of scillyather front will start to push its way into cornwall, and eventually into south wales. there's that weather front and ahead of it, it will push in a little more moisture, so we are expecting more fog around for the start of sunday. remembrance sunday could be quite a drab, dreary affair, with some widespread fog at times. the rain down to the south, but it may well stay dry at 11 o'clock in scotland. a murky morning, certainly, but the rain, light and patchy into northern ireland, perhaps into northern england, heavier bursts through wales and southwest england, perhaps for london, to the cenotaph, it should stay dry during the morning. but then we will see outbreaks of showery rain drifting its way steadily northwards throughout the day. it'll stay dry for scotland, here around seven or eight degrees. underneath the cloud and rain it will feel rather cool and disappointing, i'm afraid. then as we move out of sunday into monday, we start to see the wind direction swinging back to more

cornwall and the scilly isles. dunng cornwall and the scilly isles.of 80 mile per thursday, risk of 80 mile per hour wind gusts, or more than that in some exposed coastal parts. cause some parts. and that could cause some fairly extensive disruption. first thing, as well as some damage to buildings and trees. and then the wet weather sweeps north into parts of north—east england, eastern scotland. the strongest winds transfer along the channel so that by late morning, early afternoon , those morning, early afternoon, those winds are peaking around kent, sussex, parts of essex, again , sussex, parts of essex, again, 18 mile per hour wind gusts, a possibility around exposed coasts. no amber warnings in coasts. so no amber warnings in force at the moment for some of these exposed coastal counties , these exposed coastal counties, northwest scotland, northern ireland, just seeing a few showers, quite a keen breeze. and then into friday, well, the worst of the conditions clear through. it's a blustery day still, but it's mainly showers and spells and simil

cornwall and the scilly isles. dunng cornwall and the scilly isles.mile per thursday, risk of 80 mile per hour wind gusts, or more than that in some exposed coastal parts. could cause some parts. and that could cause some fairly extensive disruption. first thing, well as some first thing, as well as some damage to buildings and trees. and then the wet weather sweeps north into parts of north—east england, eastern scotland. the strongest winds transfer along the channel so that by late morning, early afternoon , those morning, early afternoon, those winds are peaking around kent, sussex, parts of essex, again , sussex, parts of essex, again, 18 mile per hour wind gusts, a possibility around exposed coasts. no amber warnings in coasts. so no amber warnings in force at the moment for some of these exposed coastal counties , these exposed coastal counties, northwest scotland, northern ireland, just seeing a few showers, quite a keen breeze. and then into friday, well, the worst of the conditions clear through. it's a blustery day still, but it's mainly sh

and drizzle during the first half of tonight, gradually becoming confined to cornwall, the isles of scillyer night tonight, temperatures barely above freezing in parts of scotland and northern england. so, a chillier start to tomorrow morning. showers in the north of scotland, snow even to lower levels for a time, and those strong winds continue. elsewhere, we'll see a lot more sunshine compared to today. a bit more cloud in northern ireland through to parts of wales, running down into the west midlands. could produce the odd light rain shower, but most places will be dry with sunny spells, much colder than we have been used to, though, single figure temperatures and an added wind chill in the north and east making it feel closer to freezing, particularly across parts of north—east scotland. then as we go through to friday night and saturday morning, still strong winds down the eastern coast, stopping temperatures from dropping much here, but further west, lighter winds, clearer skies and a widespread frost to start saturday. but whilst it will be a frosty start to saturday it will be a dr

it will be primarily rain across the isles of scilly and much of cornwall, some wet snow, perhaps, acrossust brush the south coast, maybe the odd spot ortwo of rain, south of london. a cold day, generally, four or five degrees, some freezing fog slow to lift in the midlands. now, with that northeasterly breeze, one or two wintry showers along exposed east coasts of northern england and eastern scotland, sheltered western areas will see the best of any sunny spells, but again, a cold day — two to five degrees quite widely across the country. now, as we move out of thursday into friday, again, light winds, clear skies, once again, those temperatures falling away. it looks likely to be another cold and frosty start to friday morning, and, potentially, friday could be the coldest spell over the next few days. so some freezing fog quite possible, as well, and a subtle change in wind direction means that we run the risk of a few more showers running down through the north coast of northern ireland, and down through the irish sea, as well. so a few coastal showers around. inland — dry, plenty of

the south of england the wind will really start to get going overnight tonight with the isles of scillyd kent. the strong winds are really limited to parts of the south—west and south—east and especially the channel islands and north west france where the wind will be violent with very significant damage. will be violent with very siunificant damaue. , ._ , significant damage. some tense days ahead for residents _ significant damage. some tense days ahead for residents and _ significant damage. some tense days ahead for residents and different - ahead for residents and different parts of the uk. let's get some of the day's other news now. tens of thousands of children in the west of scotland are off school today because of a strike by support staff. non—teaching staff — including caterers and cleaners — are walking out across glasgow, renfrewshire, east renfrewshire and inverclyde, in a dispute over pay. local authorities say they can't afford higher wages. two further arrests have been made by officers investigating the felling of the world—famous sycamore gap tree in northumberland. t

but really windy conditions for the isles of scilly, the channels isles.ome really heavy rain through the likes of the isle of wight, towards sussex, stretching up towards pembrokeshire for instance, as well through the morning. to the north of that, most places predominantly dry. there'll be some heavy showers just working in around the east coast of england, perhaps eastern scotland and later on some rain working into northern ireland from the west. but elsewhere, sunshine just breaking holes in the cloud and lifting gradually that morning mist and fog. but it could linger all day for some of the sheltered glens of scotland, so pretty chilly there. generally looking at temperatures of 6—12 degrees. through thursday evening and overnight, this weather front in the west starts to edge its way eastwards, tending to peter out as it does so. so still a few showers moving in from the west, but some clear spells as we move into friday morning. and it's going to be fairly chilly. in fact, we could see temperatures below freezing once again in the sheltered scott

but really windy conditions for the isles of scilly, the channels isles.per hour. some really heavy rain through the likes of the isle of wight towards sussex, stretching up towards pembrokeshire for instance, as well through the morning. to the north of that, most places predominantly dry. there'll be some heavy showers just working in around the east coast of england, perhaps eastern scotland and later on some rain working into northern ireland from the west. but elsewhere, some sunshine just breaking holes in the cloud and lifting gradually that morning mist and fog. but it could linger all day for some of the sheltered glens of scotland. so pretty chilly there. generally looking at temperatures about 6 to 12 degrees. through thursday evening and overnight, this weatherfront in the west starts to edge its way eastwards, tending to peter out as it does so. so still a few showers moving in from the west, but some clear spells as we move through into friday morning. and it's going to be fairly chilly. in fact, we could see temperatures below freezing once

it will be primarily rain across the isles of scilly and much of cornwall, some wet snow perhaps acrosspot or two of rain south of london. a cold day, generally four or five degrees, some freezing fog slow to lift in the midlands. now with that northeasterly breeze, one or two wintry showers along exposed east coasts of northern england and eastern scotland. sheltered western areas will see the best of any sunny spells. but again, a cold day, two to five degrees quite widely across the country. now, as we move out of thursday into friday, again, light winds, clear skies. once again, those temperatures falling away. it looks likely to be another cold and frosty start to friday morning, and, potentially, friday could be the coldest spell over the next few days. so some freezing fog quite possible as well. and a subtle change in wind direction means that we run the risk of a few more showers running down through the north coast of northern ireland, and down through the irish sea as well. so a few coastal showers around. inland, dry, plenty of sunshine, but another cold day, zero to five de

maybe 12 down to the southwest, but you can see the rain gathering, perhaps into the isles of scillyhe afternoon. so that weather front will start to push its way into cornwall, and eventually into south wales. there's that weather front, and ahead of it, it will push in a little more moisture, so we are expecting more fog around for the start of sunday. remembrance sunday could be quite a drab, dreary affair, with some widespread fog at times. the rain down to the south, but it may well stay dry at 11 o'clock in scotland. a murky morning, certainly, but the rain, light and patchy into northern ireland, perhaps into northern england, heavier bursts through wales and southwest england, perhaps for london, to the cenotaph, it should stay dry during the morning. but then we will see outbreaks of showery rain drifting its way steadily northwards throughout the day. it'll stay dry for scotland, here around seven or eight degrees. underneath the cloud and rain, it will feel rather cool and disappointing, i'm afraid. then as we move out of sunday into monday, we start to see the wind direct

but it's a slow advancement, so it'll take much of the day to reach the isles of scilly. fog obviously still lingering in a few spots and to clear away is a bit of a concern. but after that chilly start, temperatures will achieve average, which is about 8 to 11 at this time of year. but they'll drop away rapidly through this evening and overnight under the starry skies, a chance of seeing the northern lights. but that fog starts to develop widely. even populated parts such as the central belt, the vale of york could have some quite dense fog, whilst the rain getting heavier pushes into the south west of both england and wales. so lifting the temperatures here, but a sharp frost elsewhere as we start remembrance sunday morning. so chilly and foggy across the north, so it could be quite gray and cold for remembrance sunday here and northern england. then that rain slowly pushes its way into northern ireland, the midlands and across wales. but of course be some sunshine where we don't have the fog across at scotland. but the central belt more likely to see some of that fog d

but really windy conditions for the isles of scilly, the channels isles.n excess of 50 miles per hour. some really heavy rain through the likes of the isle of wight towards sussex, stretching up towards pembrokeshire for instance, as well through the morning. to the north of that, most places predominantly dry. there'll be some heavy showers just working in around the east coast of england, perhaps eastern scotland and later on some rain working into northern ireland from the west. but elsewhere, some sunshine just breaking holes in the cloud and lifting gradually that morning mist and fog. but it could linger all day for some of the sheltered glens of scotland. so pretty chilly there. generally looking at temperatures about 6 to 12 degrees. through thursday evening and overnight, this weatherfront in the west starts to edge its way eastwards, tending to peter out as it does so. so still a few showers moving in from the west, but some clear spells as we move through into friday morning. and it's going to be fairly chilly. in fact, we could see temperatures

maybe 12 down to the southwest but you can see the rain gathering into the isles of scilly by the endpush its way into cornwall and eventually into south wales. there's that weather front and ahead of it, it will push in a little more moisture so we are expecting more fog around the start of sunday, remembrance sunday could be quite a drab, dreary affair with some widespread fog at times. the rain down to the south, but it may well stay dry at 11 o'clock in scotland, a murky morning certainly, but the rain light and patchy into northern ireland, perhaps into northern england, heavier bursts through wales and southwest england, perhaps london to the cenotaph it should stay dry during the morning. but then we will see outbreaks of showery rain drifting its way steadily northwards throughout the day. it'll stay dry for scotland, here around seven or eight degrees, underneath the cloud and rain it will feel rather cool and disappointing i'm afraid. then as we move out of sunday into monday, we start to see the wind direction swing back to more of a westerly or a southwesterly and that wil

maybe 12 down to the southwest, but you can see that rain gathering perhaps into the isles of scillyf the afternoon. so that weather front is going to start to push its way into cornwall and eventually into south wales. there's that weather front and ahead of it it will push in a little more moisture. so we're expecting more fog around for the start of sunday. remembrance sunday could be quite a drab, dreary affair with some widespread fog at times. the rain down to the south, but it may well stay dry at 11:00 in scotland. a murky morning certainly, but the rain light and patchy into northern ireland, perhaps into northern england, heavier bursts through wales and south west england, perhaps for london to the cenotaph it should stay dry during the morning. but then we'll see outbreaks of showery rain drifting its way steadily northwards throughout the day. it'll stay dry for scotland here and seven or eight degrees underneath the cloud and the rain it's going to feel rather cool and disappointing, i'm afraid. then as we move out of sunday into monday, we start to see the wind directi

maybe 12 down to the southwest, but you can see the rain gathering, perhaps into the isles of scillyont will start to push its way into cornwall, and eventually into south wales. there's that weather front, and ahead of it, it will push in a little more moisture, so we are expecting more fog around for the start of sunday. remembrance sunday could be quite a drab, dreary affair, with some widespread fog at times. the rain down to the south, but it may well stay dry at 11 o'clock in scotland. a murky morning, certainly, but the rain, light and patchy into northern ireland, perhaps into northern england, heavier bursts through wales and southwest england, perhaps for london, to the cenotaph, it should stay dry during the morning. but then we will see outbreaks of showery rain drifting its way steadily northwards throughout the day. it'll stay dry for scotland, here around seven or eight degrees. underneath the cloud and rain, it will feel rather cool and disappointing, i'm afraid. then as we move out of sunday into monday, we start to see the wind direction swinging back to more of a w

the atlantic, but it's a slow advancement, so it will take much of the day to reach the isles of scillying the coasts of scotland and eastern england around the north sea. it's dry, it's sunny for many. the fog obviously still lingering in a few spots and to clear away is a bit of a concern, but after that chilly start temperatures will achieve average, which is about eight to 11 at this time of year. but they will drop away rapidly through this evening and overnight under the starry skies. a chance of seeing the northern lights. but that fog starts to develop widely. even populated parts such as the central belt, the vale of york could have some quite dense fog. whilst the rain, getting heavier, pushes into the south—west of both england and wales, so lifting the temperatures here, but a sharp frost elsewhere as we start remembrance sunday morning. so chilly and foggy across the north. it could be quite gray and cold for remembrance sunday here and northern england. then that rain slowly pushes its way into northern ireland, the midlands and across wales. of course, there will be some

drizzle during the first half of the night, gradually becoming confined to cornwall, the isles of scillytures barely above freezing in parts of england and northern ireland. showers and offer scotland, snow even to lower levels for a time and the strong winds continue. elsewhere was a lot more sunshine compared to today although a bit more cloud in northern ireland, parts of wales, running down to the west midlands. the light rain shower but most places will be dry with sunny spells, colder we have been used to though. single figure temperatures and wind chill making it feel closer to freezing a particularly across parts of north—east scotland. as we go through into friday night and saturday morning still strong winds down eastern coasts dropping must stop on the temperatures from dropping much here but come further west, a widespread frost to start saturday. a frosty start on saturday, a dry, sunny and crisp one. lighterwinds saturday, a dry, sunny and crisp one. lighter winds for many. windy down the east coast and a few rain showers, most will be dry though, temperatures widely into s

but really windy conditions for the isles of scilly, the channel isles.wards sussex, stretching up towards pembrokeshire for instance, as well through the morning. to the north of that, most places predominantly dry. there'll be some heavy showers just working in around the east coast of england, perhaps eastern scotland and later on some rain working into northern ireland from the west. but elsewhere, some sunshine just breaking holes in the cloud and lifting gradually that morning mist and fog. but it could linger all day for some of the sheltered glens of scotland. so pretty chilly there. generally looking at temperatures about 6 to 12 degrees. through thursday evening and overnight, this weather front in the west starts to edge its way eastwards, tending to peter out as it does so. so still a few showers moving in from the west, but some clear spells as we move through into friday morning. and it's going to be fairly chilly. in fact, we could see temperatures below freezing once again in the sheltered scottish glens. heading through friday, though, a

it will be primarily rain across the isles of scilly and much of cornwall, some wet snow, perhaps, acrossrtwo of rain, south of london. a cold day, generally, four or five degrees, some freezing fog slow to lift in the midlands. now, with that northeasterly breeze, one or two wintry showers along exposed east coasts of northern england and eastern scotland, sheltered western areas will see the best of any sunny spells, but again, a cold day — two to five degrees quite widely across the country. now, as we move out of thursday into friday, again, light winds, clear skies, once again, those temperatures falling away. it looks likely to be another cold and frosty start to friday morning, and, potentially, friday could be the coldest spell over the next few days. so some freezing fog quite possible, as well, and a subtle change in wind direction means that we run the risk of a few more showers running down through the north coast of northern ireland, and down through the irish sea, as well. so a few coastal showers around. inland — dry, plenty of sunshine, but another cold day — zero to five

maybe 12 down to the southwest, but you can see the rain gathering, perhaps into the isles of scillywill start to push its way into cornwall, and eventually into south wales. there's that weather front, and ahead of it, it will push in a little more moisture, so we are expecting more fog around for the start of sunday. remembrance sunday could be quite a drab, dreary affair, with some widespread fog at times. the rain down to the south, but it may well stay dry at 11 o'clock in scotland. a murky morning, certainly, but the rain, light and patchy into northern ireland, perhaps into northern england, heavier bursts through wales and southwest england, perhaps for london, to the cenotaph, it should stay dry during the morning. but then we will see outbreaks of showery rain drifting its way steadily northwards throughout the day. it'll stay dry for scotland, here around 7 or 8 degrees. underneath the cloud and rain, it will feel rather cool and disappointing, i'm afraid. then as we move out of sunday into monday, we start to see the wind direction swinging back to more of a westerly or a

but really windy conditions for the isles of scilly, the channel isles.embrokeshire for instance, as well through the morning. to the north of that, most places predominantly dry. there'll be some heavy showers just working in around the east coast of england, perhaps eastern scotland and later on some rain working into northern ireland from the west. but elsewhere, some sunshine just breaking holes in the cloud and lifting gradually that morning mist and fog. but it could linger all day for some of the sheltered glens of scotland. so pretty chilly there. generally looking at temperatures about 6 to 12 degrees. through thursday evening and overnight, this weather front in the west starts to edge its way eastwards, tending to peter out as it does so. so still a few showers moving in from the west, but some clear spells as we move through into friday morning. and it's going to be fairly chilly. in fact, we could see temperatures below freezing once again in the sheltered scottish glens. heading through friday, though, a small ridge of high pressure for a wh

the strong winds will be across france but we could see 50 mph gusts, even more for the isles of scillyales. further north, drier picture, showers that will be drifting around eastern coast and the next batch of rain moves in from northern ireland in the late in the day.

now, it will also be very windy for a time across parts of south—west england, the isles of scilly, cornwallose to the center of the low pressure, actually, it won�*t be unusually windy. gusts of wind, perhaps around a0 or 50mph — a blowy day, but nothing particularly special. heading into friday, as our area of low pressure works into the north sea, it�*s weakening by this stage. again, quite blustery winds, but probably no impact from the winds. rather, though, we are concerned about heavy rain. eastern scotland, down into parts of eastern england, the rain for these areas could be heavy enough to bring some localised flooding back to some communities, especially given how wet the weather has been throughout october. now, beyond that into the weekend, it does stay unsettled. we�*ve got some pretty wet weather to come across southern parts of england and wales on saturday. showers or longer spells of rain into the north and west. storm ciaran bringing some violent gusts of wind, the strongest of which bringing some severe damage to parts of the channel islands and also north—west france, bu

now, it will also be very windy for a time across parts of south—west england, the isles of scilly, cornwalle some localised impacts, as well, but close to the center of the low pressure, actually, it won't be unusually windy. gusts of wind, perhaps around 40 or 50mph — a blowy day, but nothing particularly special. heading into friday, as our area of low pressure works into the north sea, it's weakening by this stage. again, quite blustery winds, but probably no impact from the winds. rather, though, we are concerned about heavy rain. eastern scotland, down into parts of eastern england, the rain for these areas could be heavy enough to bring some localised flooding back to some communities, especially given how wet the weather has been throughout october. now, beyond that into the weekend, it does stay unsettled. we've got some pretty wet weather to come across southern parts of england and wales on saturday. showers or longer spells of rain into the north and west. storm ciaran bringing some violent gusts of wind, the strongest of which bringing some severe damage to parts of the channel

see patchy rain and drizzle during the first club tonight, gradually confined to cornwall isles of scilly and strong winds continue. elsewhere, a lot more sunshine compared to today. more clout in northern ireland, part of wales, running to the west midlands, most places will be dried with sunny spells, much colder. single figure temperatures and added wind—chill in the north and east making it feel closer to freezing particularly in north—east scotland. friday night and saturday morning, strong winds down the eastern coast dropping temperatures dropping much but come further west, lighter winds, clearer skies and widespread frost to start saturday. a dry, sunny and crisp start on saturday. light winds, windy down the eastern coast and the chance of some rain showers. most will be dry. temperatures wildly into single figures. noting the chill of late but the upside is we have more sunshine. that will lead into frost and fog patches to take a few saturday night and sunday morning but sunday, a cold day but the cloudier one. outbreaks of rain pushing on across the western half of the countr