will see developing in the southern county, that first sign of change pushing through 0rkney and shetlandt frost—free into tuesday morning, the chart for tuesdayis into tuesday morning, the chart for tuesday is complicated. we have someone system to the south producing shower, a weather front to the north which will introduce arctic air, sunshine comes back to 0rkney and shetland, we will see sleet and snow over the higher ground too. a few showers, southern scotland, northern ireland, a stew showers down the south, lots of cloud in eastern areas and all will feel that bit cooler. the best of the sunshine in the west, temperatures into the mid to be a, wednesday our weather front gets further southwards. we could see snow over the hills of the southern uplands, north pennines and the fells too, and snow to lower levels with a mixture of sunshine and showers. there will be brightness but here temperatures drop, staying in double figure, midlands northward, single figure temperatures feeling colder. wind strengthening as well. and as the weather system stalls to the south—east corner, outbr

shetland later in the day.r areas already there in the north of scotland. single figure temperatures. the weather front on wednesday are sitting there across northern england and southern scotland, northern ireland, the northern edge of it will see some snow on the hills. to the north of that, sunshine and snow showers, where the snow showers will be reaching sea level. staying dry in the south. the last dregs of something a bit milder. already, for the midlands northwards, it will feel much colder. colder still as we go through wednesday night and into thursday morning. we could see some rain turning to snow across east anglia, parts of the south east, central and southern england. to the north of that we will see sunshine and snow showers again, may be a bit of sleet and hail mixed in. a pretty windy day towards the south—east corner, and that will add to the chill. temperatures in single figures for most, feeling closer to freezing in the strength of the wind. this is bbc news. welcome if you re watching her

wintry in shetland later in the day.h. the colder air is already there in the north of scotland. single figure temperatures and it will start to flood southwards behind the weather front. the weather front on wednesday sitting there across northern england, southern scotland and northern england, and we will see some snow on the hills, to the north of that, sunshine and snow showers where the snow showers will be reaching sea level. staying dry in the south. the last dregs of something a bit milder. already, for the midlands northwards, it will feel much colder. colder still as we go to wednesday night into thursday morning. we could see rain 20 snow across east anglia, parts of the southeast and central and southern england. to the north of it we will see sunshine and snow again, maybe a bit of sleet and hail mixed in. a pretty windy towards the south—east corner and that is going to add to the chill. temperatures in single figures for most. feeling closer to freezing on the strength of the wind. goodbye for now. this i

there could be one or two spots of rain in shetland. for most. look out wrong northern western coast of scotland. with clear skies elsewhere, tiptoes drop low enough for a touch of frost as we go into saturday morning. at the start of the weekend, we start a fine, lots of sunshine, may be a greater chance around the east coast of northern ireland of some low cloud. some cloud breaking up in the west of scotland, still a bit gloomy in 0rkney and shetland. blue skies foremost from dawn till dusk. like bench for the vast majority, more of a breeze blowing through the english channel, limiting the temperature rise there. parts of north wales and north—west england will see some of the highest temperatures on saturday afternoon, 18—19 for one or two. changes for saturday night into sunday morning, the area of high pressure starts to shift a little bit and mondragon look out from the north sea. this is most likely across england and wales and the eastern coast of scotland for a time before clearing away. for some across england and wales, it

brighter in shetland. the winds are light, a breeze in the english channel. sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. a cooler day across england and wales. it starts across england and wales. it starts a chain of events which brings different conditions next week. north—easterly winds will develop, the temperatures, approaching 20 degrees this week, next week, by the end of the week, single figures for all. that is how it is looking. see you soon. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the us and the eu announce a major deal on liquified natural gas, in an attempt to reduce europe's reliance on russian energy. we are going to work to ensure an additional 15 billion cubic metres of liquefied natural gas, lng, for europe this year. ukraine officials say it's thought 300 people died in last week's russian strike on a mariupol theatre where hundreds were sheltering. ukraine retakes towns and defensive positions up to 35 kilometres east of kyiv, as russian forces fall back on overextended supply lines. with russia bl

still some sunshine across northern parts of scotland — over eight hours of sunshine, actually, in shetlandrting cloudy pretty much everywhere, quite misty and murky. as a result of the cloud, though, it's frost—free this time. but we do have a band of rain that's been pushing its way in from the west. that should be clearing away from northern ireland. it'll cheer up here with some sunshine and a scattering of showers, but you can see how slowly that rain moves into scotland, into northwest of england, across wales, eventually into the west midlands and into the west country, allowing some late sunshine in the far southwest of england and wales. and ahead of that ragged band of rain, eastern parts of england should have a drier, brighter day on thursday, maybe some sunshine in the southeast of england, lifting temperatures to a milder 12 degrees. the weather front is bringing this rain in from the west. it's moving so slowly eastwards that, eventually, it'll grind to a halt and then start to move back toward the west. by the time we get to friday, most of that rain and drizzle will be affe

up to the north, in shetland, just 6 degrees, and that colder air will be sweeping southwards over theough for some of us to see some snow. now, tuesday morning starting off with a lot of cloud, some mist and fog in places, rain for a time across southern counties of england. in fact, some showery rain will continue here through the day. rain with some sleet and snow mixing in in northern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter skies developing, a scattering of showers, although eastern counties are likely to stay quite cloudy. for most, temperatures will be between nine and 1a degrees, but in northern scotland, just four to 7 degrees, the colder air starting to make a little more progress southwards. the cold air tucking behind this band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, which will continue to journey southwards as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. behind that, the temperatures really dropping away, with a frost into wednesday morning. ahead of our weather front, still relatively mild to start the day. 0ur weather front will be making some more progress southwards during wednes

weather, more sunshine to go around on monday as well, but, across the far north of scotland, in shetland winds turn to a more northerly direction and some colder air will be edging in here. still, weather wise for most parts of the uk, we are looking up fine, blue skies and much more in the way of sunshine. still mild for the time of year, but into the middle part of the week, we get these much colder northerly winds diving their way southwards, they are going to absolutely hammer the temperatures. is its this is bbc news ? welcome if you re watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rich preston. our top stories. president biden meets ukrainian refugees in poland, before delivering a stark warning to russia's vladimir putin. don't even think about moving on one single inch of nato territory. as the president prepared to speak, russian missiles hit a fuel depot in lviv, close to the polish border. as fears grow of hidden spies and saboteurs within ukraine itself, we have a special report from the city of 0desa. tributes from across the music industry for taylor hawkins, the drummer

colder air starting to sneak into the north, just 5 degrees they are in shetland and that cold front,n aberdeen, showers across higher ground starting to turn 13, already cooler further south, starting to turn 13, already cooler furthersouth, but starting to turn 13, already cooler further south, but get to the middle of next week and it looks like all of next week and it looks like all of us will be plunged into a pretty icy arctic blast, so by the time we get to next thursday, we can probably take about 10 degrees of her temperatures we will see this weekend. this is bbc news, welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... president biden visits poland to show support for ukraine and meet refugees who've fled the fighting. ukraine's president says there must be urgent, meaningful talks with russia — and claims his troops have dealt the invaders a series of "powerful blows". a ferry operated by p&0 has been detained in northern ireland because of fears about staff training. and tributes from across the music industry for taylor hawkins, the drummer

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in the north, a bit more cloud, maybe some showery rain for shetland and for orkney, there will be somepping back a little bit, 15 or 18 degrees, sunday morning could well start with areas of low cloud and fog, especially towards the south—east of england, burning back towards the coast, lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 or 17 degrees. into next week, quite a big change on the way, we will northerly winds and we will bring much needed colder air southwards across the uk, the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been and they could even be some wintry showers in places. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm mariko oi. the headlines: nato says it will double the number of battlegroups deployed on its eastern flank in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. with the ukrainian city of mariupol devastated by russian shelling, we talk to one of the survivors of the siege there. with britain facing some of the worst economic headwinds in decades, the chancellor of the exchequer has insisted new tax cuts will ease the burden for millions. school's out for a

local out on eastern coast of northern ireland, western isles and shetland.sunshine. a warm spring day, 16 celsius, cooler in the north of scotland. the breeze will freshen up tonight and across the country. that will stop the fog. some in north—east england, and in southern and eastern scotland they will see if roast. the breeze, not as chilly as the past few nights elsewhere. at the weekend, high pressure to the east into saturday, keeping much of central northern europe dry, but the breeze will pick up europe dry, but the breeze will pick up as we go into saturday and sunday. windy on saturday, pretty sunny, mist and fog in the north east of england, in central scotland, blue sky from dawn till dusk. the breeze from a chilly c, c temperatures 7 degrees in the north sea, the wind blowing across that, pushes into eastern areas, temperatures will drop relative to today. across the east of scotland, eastern england, 12 degrees at the highest, shelterfrom eastern england, 12 degrees at the highest, shelter from the eastern england, 12 degrees at the highest, sh

that was the wintry—looking scene for a weather watcher in shetland. behind this weather front, the front bringing some outbreaks of rain, but with some sleet and snow mixing in, especially over high ground. and to the north of that weather front, a very cold start to wednesday. particularly in northern scotland, a widespread frost. further snow showers giving some accumulations in places and the risk of ice, but there will be some spells of sunshine to start off wednesday, whereas southern scotland will start off cloudy. a bit of sleet and snow in places, some patchy rain to start off in northern ireland, some wet weather in northern what are russian and chinese capabilities in space and no england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north wales and the north midlands. but to the south of that, a mainly dry start with some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, a band of cloud in the rain, sleet and snow will continue to push southwards, most of the snow over high ground, but we could see so

up to the north, in shetland, just 6 degrees, and that colder air will be sweeping southwards over theenough for some of us to see some snow. now, tuesday morning starting off with a lot of cloud, some mist and fog in places, rain for a time across southern counties of england. in fact, some showery rain will continue here through the day. rain with some sleet and snow mixing in in northern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter skies developing, a scattering of showers, although eastern counties are likely to stay quite cloudy. for most, temperatures will be between nine and 14 degrees, but in northern scotland, just four to 7 degrees, the colder air starting to make a little more progress southwards. the cold air tucking behind this band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, which will continue to journey southwards as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. behind that, the temperatures really dropping away, with a frost into wednesday morning. ahead of our weather front, still relatively mild to start the day. our weather front will be making some more progress southwards during wedn

up to the north, in shetland, just 6 degrees, and that colder air will be sweeping southwards over the will turn cold enough for some of us to see some snow. now, tuesday morning starting off with a lot of cloud, some mist and fog in places, rain for a time across southern counties of england. in fact, some showery rain will continue here through the day. rain with some sleet and snow mixing in in northern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter skies developing, a scattering of showers, although eastern counties are likely to stay quite cloudy. for most, temperatures will be between nine and 1a degrees, but in northern scotland, just four to 7 degrees, the colder air starting to make a little more progress southwards. the cold air tucking behind this band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, which will continue to journey southwards as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. behind that, the temperatures really dropping away, with a frost into wednesday morning. ahead of our weather front, still relatively mild to start the day. 0ur weather front will be making some more progress southw

this front up to the north always bringing a bit more cloud, maybe some showery rain for shetland andlow cloud and fog elsewhere as well, particularly around some of the coasts, but some good spells of sunshine. temperatures dropping back maybe a little bit, 15 to 18 degrees. sunday morning could well start with some areas of low cloud and fog, perhaps most especially towards the southeast of england, tending to burn back towards the coasts. lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees. but into next week, quite a big change on the way. we will develop northerly winds and we will bring some much colder air southwards across the uk, so the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been, and there could even be some wintry showers in places. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. you won't get this day back again, alright? keep the pressure on her. boxing actually is my life.

up to the north, in shetland, just 6 degrees, and that colder air will be sweeping southwards over the a lot of cloud, some mist and fog in places, rain for a time across southern counties of england. in fact, some showery rain will continue here through the day. rain with some sleet and snow mixing in in northern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter skies developing, a scattering of showers, although eastern counties are likely to stay quite cloudy. for most, temperatures will be between nine and 1a degrees, but in northern scotland, just four to 7 degrees, the colder air starting to make a little more progress southwards. the cold air tucking behind this band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, which will continue to journey southwards as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. behind that, the temperatures really dropping away, with a frost into wednesday morning. ahead of our weather front, still relatively mild to start the day. 0ur weather front will be making some more progress southwards during wednesday, some rain along it, yes, but also some sleet and some snow. now, much o

this front up to the north always bringing a bit more cloud, maybe some showery rain for shetland andf the coasts, but some good spells of sunshine. temperatures dropping back maybe a little bit, 15 to 18 degrees. sunday morning could well start with some areas of low cloud and fog, perhaps most especially towards the southeast of england, tending to burn back towards the coasts. lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees. but into next week, quite a big change on the way. we will develop northerly winds and we will bring some much colder air southwards across the uk, so the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been, and there could even be some wintry showers in places. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: as the war in ukraine enters its second month, the country's president calls for a show of support around the world. come from your offices, your homes, your schools and universities. come in the name of peace become with ukrainian symbols to support ukraine, to support freedom, to support life. nato says it'll dou

weather, more sunshine to go around on monday as well, but, across the far north of scotland, in shetland winds turn to a more northerly direction and some colder air will be edging in here. still, for most parts of the uk, we are looking at fine, blue skies and much more sunshine. still mild for the time of year, but into the middle part of the week, we get these much colder northerly winds diving their way southwards, they are going to absolutely hammer the temperatures. that changeover really starting to take place on tuesday, there will be quite a bit of cloud around, the number of showers and that colder air starting to make further inroads across the north of scotland. just six or seven for aberdeen and stornoway, still quite warm with temperatures into the high teens across parts of wales and south—west england. now, for wednesday, there will be some further showers around, temperatures continue to drop away and some of the showers turn wintry over the higher ground and then, look at this, wednesday night, into thursday, into friday morning, which is april fools' day, could see a s

that was the wintry—looking scene for a weather watcher in shetland.outbreaks of rain, but with some sleet and snow mixing in, especially over high ground. and to the north of that weather front, a very cold start to wednesday. particularly in northern scotland, a widespread frost. further snow showers giving some accumulations in places and the risk of ice, but there will be some spells of sunshine to start off wednesday, whereas southern scotland will start off cloudy. a bit of sleet and snow in places, some patchy rain to start off in northern ireland, some wet weather in northern england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north wales and the north midlands. but to the south of that, a mainly dry start with some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, our band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories. a glimmer of hope for ukraine — in peace talks russia says it'll scale back military operations around the capital kyiv. translation: the ministry

up to the north, in shetland, just 6 degrees, and that colder air will be sweeping southwards over the morning starting off with a lot of cloud, some mist and fog in places, rain for a time across southern counties of england. in fact, some showery rain will continue here through the day. rain with some sleet and snow mixing in in northern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter skies developing, a scattering of showers, although eastern counties are likely to stay quite cloudy. for most, temperatures will be between nine and 14 degrees, but in northern scotland, just four to 7 degrees, the colder air starting to make more progress southwards. the cold air tucking behind this band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, which will continue to journey southwards as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. behind that, the temperatures really dropping away, with a frost into wednesday morning. ahead of our weather front, still relatively mild to start the day. our weather front will be making some more progress southwards during wednesday, some rain along it, yes, but also some sleet and some

still some sunshine across northern parts of scotland — over eight hours of sunshine, actually, in shetlandresult of the cloud, though, it's frost—free this time. but we do have a band of rain that's been pushing its way in from the west. that should be clearing away from northern ireland. it'll cheer up here with some sunshine and a scattering of showers, but you can see how slowly that rain moves into scotland, into northwest of england, across wales, eventually into the west midlands and into the west country, allowing some late sunshine in the far southwest of england and wales. and ahead of that ragged band of rain, eastern parts of england should have a drier, brighter day on thursday, maybe some sunshine in the southeast of england, lifting temperatures to a milder 12 degrees. the weather front is bringing this rain in from the west. it's moving so slowly eastwards that, eventually, it'll grind to a halt and then start to move back towards the west. by the time we get to friday, most of that rain and drizzle will be affecting the eastern side of scotland, northeast england, through p

that was the wintry—looking scene for a weather watcher in shetland.ind this weather front, the front bringing some outbreaks of rain, but with some sleet and snow mixing in, especially over high ground. and to the north of that weather front, a very cold start to wednesday. particularly in northern scotland, a widespread frost. further snow showers giving some accumulations in places and the risk of ice, but there will be some spells of sunshine to start off wednesday, whereas southern scotland will start off cloudy. a bit of sleet and snow in places, some patchy rain to start off in northern ireland, some wet weather in northern england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north wales and the north midlands. but to the south of that, a mainly dry start with some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, a band of cloud in the rain, sleet and snow will continue to push southwards, most of the snow over high ground, but we could see some to low levels. to the north of that, sunny spells and wintr

this front up to the north always bringing a bit more cloud, maybe some showery rain for shetland andme of the coasts, but some good spells of sunshine. temperatures dropping back maybe a little bit, 15 to 18 degrees. sunday morning could well start with some areas of low cloud and fog, perhaps most especially towards the southeast of england, tending to burn back towards the coasts. lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees. but into next week, quite a big change on the way. we will develop northerly winds and we will bring some much colder air southwards across the uk, so the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been, and there could even be some wintry showers in places. welcome to bbc news. i'm mark lobel. our top stories: as the war in ukraine enters its second month, the country's president calls for a show of support around the world. come from your offices, your homes, your schools and universities. come in the name of peace. come with ukrainian symbols to support ukraine, to support freedom, to support life. nato says it'll double the number of battle

this front up to the north always bringing a bit more cloud, maybe some showery rain for shetland andnd some of the coasts, but some good spells of sunshine. temperatures dropping back maybe a little bit, 15 to 18 degrees. sunday morning could well start with some areas of low cloud and fog, perhaps most especially towards the southeast of england, tending to burn back towards the coasts. lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees. but into next week, quite a big change on the way. we will develop northerly winds and we will bring some much colder air southwards across the uk, so the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been, and there could even be some wintry showers in places. this is bbc news, the headlines nato's secretary general says the alliance will double the number of battlegroups deployed on its eastern flank, in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. it's set to be discussed at an emergency meeting in brussels. as the cost of living in the uk rises at the fastest rate in 30 years, the chancellor has announced new measures to try to soften the bl

this front up to the north always bringing a bit more cloud, maybe some showery rain for shetland andog elsewhere as well, particularly around some of the coasts, but some good spells of sunshine. temperatures dropping back maybe a little bit, 15 to 18 degrees. sunday morning could well start with some areas of low cloud and fog, perhaps most especially towards the southeast of england, tending to burn back towards the coasts. lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees. but into next week, quite a big change on the way. we will develop northerly winds and we will bring some much colder air southwards across the uk, so the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been, and there could even be some wintry showers in places. this is bbc news. the headlines: in a speech to mark one month since the russian invasion, president volodymyr zelensky has appealed to people all over the world to come out onto the streets to show their support for ukraine. speaking in english, president zelensky asked people to bring out their ukrainian symbols. president biden is in brussels f

this front up to the north always bringing a bit more cloud, maybe some showery rain for shetland and low cloud and fog elsewhere as well, particularly around some of the coasts, but some good spells of sunshine. temperatures dropping back maybe a little bit, 15 to 18 degrees. sunday morning could well start with some areas of low cloud and fog, perhaps most especially towards the southeast of england, tending to burn back towards the coasts. lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees. but into next week, quite a big change on the way. we will develop northerly winds and we will bring some much colder air southwards across the uk, so the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been, and there could even be some wintry showers in places. going to be a big star. welcome to bbc news, i'm mark lobel. our top stories: as the war in ukraine enters its second month, the country's president calls for a show of support around the world. come from your offices, your homes, your schools and universities. come in the name of peace. come with ukrainian symbols to support ukrai

up to the north, in shetland, just 6 degrees, and that colder air will be sweeping southwards over thenow, tuesday morning starting off with a lot of cloud, some mist and fog in places, rain for a time across southern counties of england. in fact, some showery rain will continue here through the day. rain with some sleet and snow mixing in in northern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter skies developing, a scattering of showers, although eastern counties are likely to stay quite cloudy. for most, temperatures will be between 9—11; degrees, but in northern scotland, just 4—7 degrees, the colder air starting to make more progress southwards. the cold air tucking behind this band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, which will continue to journey southwards as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. behind that, the temperatures really dropping away, with a frost into wednesday morning. ahead of our weather front, still relatively mild to start the day. our weather front will be making some more progress southwards during wednesday, some rain along it, yes, but also some sleet and some

this front up to the north always bringing a bit more cloud, maybe some showery rain for shetland andhere as well, particularly around some of the coasts, but some good spells of sunshine. temperatures dropping back maybe a little bit, 15 to 18 degrees. sunday morning could well start with some areas of low cloud and fog, perhaps most especially towards the southeast of england, tending to burn back towards the coasts. lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees. but into next week, quite a big change on the way. we will develop northerly winds and we will bring some much colder air southwards across the uk, so the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been, and there could even be some wintry showers in places. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. show of strength. president biden�*s in brussels for talks on toughening sanctions, and helping europe kick its russian energy habit. rouble trouble. putin says russia will start demanding payment for gas in its own currency, sending european gas prices soaring

across the far north of scotland in shetland, the winds will turn more northerly, and some colder aire time of year. in the middle of the week, we get much colder northerly winds diving southwards. they are going to hammer the temperatures. that changeover starts to take place on tuesday. quite a bit of cloud, a number of showers, and the colder air will make further inroads across northern scotland. 6—7 in aberdeen and stornoway, still warm with temperatures in the high teens in wales and south—west england. wednesday, further showers. they will turn wintry over the high ground. wednesday night into thursday, into friday morning, which is april fools' day, could see some hill snow across the pennines and may be down to lower levels. keeping a close eye on developments over the next few days. this is bbc news, the headlines. multiple explosions are heard in the western city of lviv — smoke rises over the ukrainian city as russian rocket attacks continue. president biden visits poland where he met ukrainian refugees and addressed crowds in warsaw. he had this message about vladimir put

still some sunshine across northern parts of scotland, over eight hours of sunshine, actually, in shetlandty and murky. as a result of the cloud, though, it's frost—free this time. but we do have a band of rain that's been pushing its way in from the west. that should be clearing away from northern ireland. it'll clear up here with some sunshine and a scattering of showers, but you can see how slowly that rain moves into scotland, into northwest of england, across wales, eventually into the west midlands and into the west country, allowing some late sunshine in the far southwest of england and wales. and ahead of that ragged band of rain, eastern parts of england should have a drier, brighter day on thursday, maybe some sunshine in the southeast of england, lifting temperatures to a milder 12 degrees. the weather front is bringing this rain in from the west. it's moving so slowly eastwards that, eventually, it'll grind to a halt and then start to move back toward the west. by the time we get to friday, most of that rain and drizzle will be affecting the eastern side of scotland, northeast

weather, more sunshine to go around on monday as well, but, across the far north of scotland, in shetland. still, weather wise for most parts of the uk, we are looking up fine, blue skies and much more in the way of sunshine. still mild for the time of year, but into the middle part of the week, we get these much colder northerly winds diving their way southwards, they are going to absolutely hammer the temperatures. that changeover really starting to take place on tuesday. there will be quite a bit of cloud around, a number of showers and that colder air starting to make further inroads across northern scotland. just six or seven for aberdeen and stornoway, still quite warm with temperatures into the high teens across parts of wales and south west england. now, for wednesday, there will be some further showers around, temperatures continue to drop away and some of the showers turn wintry of the higher ground and then, look at this, wednesday night, into thursday, into friday morning, which is april fools' day, could see a spell of hill snow across the pennines and wales and maybe down to

still some sunshine across northern parts of scotland, over eight hours of sunshine, actually, in shetlandch everywhere, quite misty and murky. as a result of the cloud, though, it's frost—free this time. but we do have a band of rain that's been pushing its way in from the west. that should be clearing away from northern ireland. it'll clear up here with some sunshine and a scattering of showers, but you can see how slowly that rain moves into scotland, into northwest of england, across wales, eventually into the west midlands and into the west country, allowing some late sunshine in the far southwest of england and wales. and ahead of that ragged band of rain, eastern parts of england should have a drier, brighter day on thursday, maybe some sunshine in the southeast of england, lifting temperatures to a milder 12 degrees. the weather front is bringing this rain in from the west. it's moving so slowly eastwards that, eventually, it'll grind to a halt and then start to move back toward the west. by the time we get to friday, most of that rain and drizzle will be affecting the eastern side

that was the wintry—looking scene for a weather watcher in shetland.outbreaks of rain, but with some sleet and snow mixing in, especially over high ground. and to the north of that weather front, a very cold start to wednesday. particularly in northern scotland, a widespread frost. further snow showers giving some accumulations in places and the risk of ice, but there will be some spells of sunshine to start off wednesday, whereas southern scotland will start off cloudy. a bit of sleet and snow in places, some patchy rain to start off in northern ireland, some wet weather in northern england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north wales and the north midlands. but to the south of that, a mainly dry start with some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, a band of cloud in the rain, sleet and snow will continue to push southwards, most of the snow over high ground, but we could see some to low levels. to the north of that, sunny spells and wintry showers. to the south, some spells of sunshine

up to the north, in shetland, just 6 degrees, and that colder air will be sweeping southwards over thest and fog in places, rain for a time across southern counties of england. in fact, some showery rain will continue here through the day. rain with some sleet and snow mixing in in northern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter skies developing, a scattering of showers, although eastern counties are likely to stay quite cloudy. for most, temperatures will be between 9—14 degrees, but in northern scotland, just 4—7 degrees, the colder air starting to make more progress southwards. the cold air tucking behind this band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, which will continue to journey southwards as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. behind that, the temperatures really dropping away, with a frost into wednesday morning. ahead of our weather front, still relatively mild to start the day. our weather front will be making some more progress southwards during wednesday, some rain along it, yes, but also some sleet and some snow. now, much of the snow along the weather front will initia

still some sunshine across northern parts of scotland — over eight hours of sunshine, actually, in shetlandisty and murky. as a result of the cloud, though, it's frost—free this time. but we do have a band of rain that's been pushing its way in from the west. that should be clearing away from northern ireland. it'll cheer up here with some sunshine and a scattering of showers, but you can see how slowly that rain moves into scotland, and into the west country, of england and wales. lifting temperatures to a milder 12 degrees. it's moving so slowly eastwards that, eventually, it'll grind to a halt and then start to move back towards the west. by the time we get to friday, most of that rain and drizzle will be affecting the eastern side of scotland, northeast england, through parts of yorkshire, into the midlands and perhaps into the southeast of england, meaning some sunshine is still possible in east anglia. 0ut towards the west, this is where we should see some brighter skies, some spells of sunshine. still a scattering of light showers for wales, northern ireland and the southwest. undern