sunday into monday, low pressure shetland isles.etland isles. sunday into monday, low pressure across the south western quarter and then, quiet weather, sadly overnight monday into tuesday and then, this is what greets us on tuesday, a new area of cloud and rain moving in from the atlantic. monday, betwixtand between. tuesday, awaiting the wet and windy weather coming in from the west. i loved going on. you can go to the bbc website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. the dup and sinn fein prepare to begin talks aimed at forming a new power—sharing government in northern ireland after the republicans celebrate a surge in support president trump in team into the assembly we are ready to deal with all the issues, and ready to get back to delivering for all the people. president trump accuses the obama administration of tapping his phone during the presidential election campaign. concerns over the impact for a,000 vauxhall workers in britain, as a french car company reportedly reaches a deal to buy general motors‘ european operati

some sunshine and persistent rain largely saved for the shetland isles. it makes room for another one, the first part of monday, a glancing blow into the south—west corner but in its own rights that will be another spell of rather wet and windy fair, monday elsewhere and in between sort of day, not an awful lot going on, dry weather, brightness and the bulk of the showers across the northern and north—western parts of scotland and northern ireland. the isobars start a ridge from monday into tuesday, more settled conditions, much of it comes overnight, a chilly night, and we look towards the atlantic to see the next spell of pretty wet weather piling into wards northern ireland, and eventually the western fringes of scotla nd and eventually the western fringes of scotland and wales with the best of scotland and wales with the best of the weather to be found through tuesday towards the east. the fronts come to get you here. at least the frontal systems clear away for the most pa rt frontal systems clear away for the most part in the north sea and the englis

the weather moves towards the shetland isles and showers follow—on behind, then a new band of cloud,hing the first part of sunday that neck of the woods. it moves so slowly but surely but it is quite slow—moving, so surely but it is quite slow—moving, so be really wet start across the south—west quarter and really quite windy. about whether orientate itself towards northern wales, and on towards and via the midlands. at last we can talk about sunshine, getting into a good part of northern and eastern scotland, south—eastern scotla nd and eastern scotland, south—eastern scotland and northern ireland and brighter skies getting in across the south. sunday on into tuesday, no signs of a meaningful high pressure, although that is what we would call although that is what we would call a transient ridge of high pressure before the next set of weather fronts piled their way in from the atlantic. we get through the week and's wet weather, a lot of cloud, some showers, and tuesday is all downhill. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: sinn fein celebrates a surge in support in northern irela

sunday, this northern feature, plaguing the shetland isles but much improved in scotland and northern and shetland, further south, from orkney down through the mainland, yes, a scattering of showers but there will be some brightness. similar in northern ireland, decent sunny spells across the borders into the north of england. then this slow—moving area of cloud and rain from the north of wales to the midlands and the south—east. having had such a wet start by think it will be a day of blustery showers with some brightness amazed the showers as well. wouldn't be surprised if you heard the rumble of thunder. the rain band becoming more fragmented as we move into the afternoon. if you are close to the potential of that rain, it may be very wet across the high ground in wales and then stretching into parts of the midlands and east anglia. sunday into monday, the strongest wind into the near continent. low— pressure wind into the near continent. low—pressure in the south—western quarter during the first part of monday and then things are going to quieten down, sadly overnight monday into

not great for the shetland isles, but an improved day for most of scotland.hern ireland. glorious weather over the north of england. we have the weather front. from the north of wales, through the midlands to east anglia and the south—east. following behind, the speed of the wind and the gusts, up to 60 mph in exposed locations. gradually easing as we go to the afternoon. the showers keep coming. the rain gets a bit more patchy across the heart of england and wales. no doubt about it, the best conditions for most of scotland and northern ireland. that's a half decent day, especially compared to what some of you have suffered today. sunday into monday, tuesday, low— pressure today. sunday into monday, tuesday, low—pressure flirting with the south—west and then disappears. the best weather is monday night into tuesday and then on tuesday we have more cloud and rain, some of it quite heavy. the wind is a feature. monday is betwixt and between, when the low pressure has gone away, a lot of cloud. then we have a new band of cloud and rain from the west. a lot goin

that more northerly feature creeping up towards the shetland isles.ery showers following on behind. a much improved day across scotland and northern ireland and the north of england. 0ne ireland and the north of england. one or two showers but nowhere near the amount of rain of today. monday morning, very wet across the south—west. elsewhere, a fair amount of cloud, the heaviest of showers across scotland and northern ireland. at best, temperatures could make it into double figures. see you in halfan make it into double figures. see you in half an hour, take care.

mainland scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetlandnd, ahead of this rain that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it, still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day. the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. it is further south across england and wales where the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north, and it will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england and wales, where we are more likely

mainland scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetlandcloud increasing in scotland, ahead of this rain that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it, still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day, the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. it is further south across england and wales where the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north, and it will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england and wales

they have native to the shetland isles. u. what does this one? >> al, if you're there. >> what is this? >> these are shetland ponies. they are the strongest of all horses and ponies. >> these are stronger? >> they can pull twice their own body weight. merlin can only pull half. >>> let's check with al for a check of the weather. they don't look real. al, over to you. >> i try to pull my own weight, guys. thanks very much. as you can see, we have a little rain/snow line developing here from washington, philadelphia, new york, starting to see a little bit. four inches of snow already in new york. here's what we're looking for as far as final totals on this thing before it's all over. philadelphia, 4 to 8 inches. new york, 6 to 12 inches. you get away from the warming effects of the atlantic. 22 to 28 inches in the poconos. upstate new york, up to 22 inches. boston, looking for 8 to 12 inches of snow. and down east maine, looking for 10 to 16 inches of snow. this pulls away. as you imagine, airports are a mess. the roads are a

isles. across shetland it will be quite cloudy through the day, another warm day, temperatures could hit 19 far. overnight we will keep those clear skies. chilly to northern ireland and scotland, orchids of rural frost. monday, more of the same, might bea frost. monday, more of the same, might be a little bit of low cloud to start the day across eastern parts of indolent. sunshine coming out across—the—board. parts of indolent. sunshine coming out across—the—boa rd. lighter winds across south—east england, it should be warmer, temperatures 17—18. otherwise the highest temperatures generally in the west. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: scotla nd scotland yard has confirmed that the attack in westminster to just 82 seconds. his motive may never be known. the family of the police officer keith palmer who was killed have paid tribute to his selfless bravery and loving nature. in a statement they expressed their gratitude to the people who helped him after the attack saying "there was nothing more you could have done." more than 30 people have been hurt, two of them seriously, after a su

the northern isles, particularly shetland, will see cloud, still quite windy across southern part of on the way, on monday, a touch cooler in scotland. not as windy in the south, with some sunshine and temperatures in the mid—teens.

sunshine across the board, early morning mist clearing from the western isles, across shetland quiteperatures hitting 19 degrees across sheltered parts of northern scotland, it could yet be the warmest day of the year so far. overnight, clear skies, another chilly one for northern ireland and rural scotland, but otherwise temperatures staying quite a bit above freezing. monday, more of the same, local artist of the day across eastern counties of england, burning away with some sunshine. —— low cloud to start the day. 17—18 in the south—east, generally the highest temperatures in the west.

more cloud for the northern isles compare to elsewhere. shetland, some occasional light rain. blowing through parts of east anglia and southern england. you need to be out of a breeze to take advantage of the warmth and sunshine. 15— 16 celsius in the warm spots on saturday. not quite as chilly on saturday night. not that many fog patches around a sunday begins. still quite easy to the south, maybe some cloud coming into eastern parts of the uk during the day. the vast majority will end the day. the vast majority will end the weekend as they begin it, with plenty of sunshine. for a more detailed forecast where you are, go online. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. a blow for president trump as he admits defeat on one of his main campaign promises. he's forced to abandon a vote on healthcare reform because he couldn't get enough support from his own party. good morning, it's saturday 25th march. also ahead — did he act alone? police try to piece together the final movements of the westminster attacker khalid masood. a whatsapp message sent minutes b

mainland scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetlandl see the cloud increasing in scotland, ahead of this rain that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it, still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day, the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. it is further south across england and wales where the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north, and it will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england

more cloud in the northern isles, especially towards shetland.and and northern ireland, where temperatures in the manner and tyrone and the highlands of scotland could get up to 17—19 or so —— in the manner. cooler around the north sea coast of england. west of wales, 70 degrees, a bit like today. a little cloud wandering up the tunnel isles, still a clean wind blowing —— the channel islands. for the football, as we head into the evening, it looks like it is going to be fine and dry. temperatures will fall away very quickly once the sun goes down. warms up again on monday with some sunshine. a few areas of cloud wandering up again from the english channel. more particularly across north—east england and heading into scotland. the eastern side of scotland in particular will not be as warm as today. some social and further not as strong in the southern parts of england. gradually the high pressure is going to be broken down early next week. this weather front pushing up from the south threatens to bring with it some showers that could be heavy and

mainland scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetlandain that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it, still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day, the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. it is further south across england and wales where the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north, and it will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england and wales, where we are more likely to keep some drizz

mainland scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetland that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day. the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. further south, across england and wales, the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north and ity will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england and wales, where we are more likely to keep some drizzly rain going

sunshine across the board, mist clearing away from the western isles, and across shetland it will behilly for northern ireland and scotland, pocket of rural frost, temperatures staying above freezing. more of the same on monday, low cloud to start the day across eastern part of ingram. turning away with sunshine across the board, lighter winds across south—east england, temperatures at 18 degrees, otherwise the highest temperatures generally in the west. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: scotland yard has confirmed the attack in westminster by khalid masood took just 82 seconds. detectives have revealed his motive may never be known. they believe he acted alone, despite one of the 11 people arrested in connection with the attack remaining in custody. the family of pc keith palmer who was killed in the attack have paid tribute to him and thanked those who helped him after he was stabbed. they said they wanted to express their gratitude to the people who were with him in his last moments. more than 30 people have been injured, two seriously, after a suspected gas explosion in mer

mainland scotland will be dry, but we will keep some showers going across the northern isles, towards lerwick, shetlandof this rain that arrives in northern ireland through the afternoon. it is mostly light and patchy. ahead of it, still dry across many central, northern and eastern parts of england. a decent enough day, the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as the cloud increases. and we will see some patchy rain coming into wales and the south—west of england as well. no great amounts during daylight hours. through the evening, the rain turns a bit heavier, and briefly we could see a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. but the rain across northern parts of the country doesn't last too long. it is further south across england and wales where the rain grinds to a halt a bit overnight. that wil keep the temperatures up, leading to some misty weather and some hill fog. clearer skies to the north, and it will be turning a touch chilly. some stronger winds in the far north—west of scotland, perhaps, and a milder wind blowing across southern parts of england and wales, where we are more likely to keep s

for the northern isles of scotland in shetland, the cloud here is big enough for occasional light raind, and you sunshine. temperatures in the warmest areas up sunshine. temperatures in the warmest areas up to 17. in greater manchester, merseyside and cheshire. 18 for the warmest spots in south—west england. gusty winds will continue to blow around the south coast, making it feel a little bit cooler. temperatures pegged back around the coast of east anglia and kent by brisk wind. we must keep the bay overnight. —— wind keep defroster bay. we will see temperatures taking a tumble. in the countryside, widespread frost with lows potentially done to “11 celsius once again. they could be one or two mist and fog patches first thing, but essentially another gorgeous day. lots of spring sunshine on the cards. again with cool easterly winds making their presence felt in the south. but otherwise a similar day with temperatures may be a degree down across england, but still pretty warm. we should the highs reaching the upper teens once again in the warmest spots. looking to next week, a decent st

isles. more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands.e. as day breaks you can see the extent of the sunshine to begin with, but hints of either mist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sounds good. great for night

isles. more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands. mist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sounds good. great for night workers, and great if you want your light longer into the evening. here are the sunset ti

isles. more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands.f either mist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sounds good. great for night workers, and great if you want your light longer into the evening. here are the s

isles. more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands., mostly on the light side. as day breaks you can see the extent of the sunshine to begin with, but hints of either mist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sou

early morning mist patches clearing up over the western isles of scotland. for shetlandatures a feud tends of a degree higher than they were yesterday. the warmer spots across western counties, 18 degrees, 19 possible across parts of west wales. mainly north—west england as well. sheltered from these wins that will make it feel little on the fresh side across eastern parts of england today. no problems for the world cup qualifying football matches. staying dry at wembley, winds are park and hamdan. a bit of late day sunshine at wembley. we will keep that clear and dry weather this evening. it will be called for northern ireland and scotland, maybe a little bit of cloud moving in from the north sea affecting eastern england. high pressure still with us for the week ahead, more warm sunshine to come, but we will see changes by the time we get the middle part of the week, outbreaks of rain in the north and west. here is monday‘s forecast, another dry day for everyone just about. cloudy start across eastern areas, that will then and break—up with sunny spells coming through.

isles. more cloud around on saturday, especially in the shetlands.ist fog patches, or low cloud, to begin with, through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into wales. it should not last too long. by mid—morning that should be gone. look at the strength of the wind in east anglia, south—east england and along the south coast. if anything that may be a notch up compared to what we had on friday. quite a windy picture for some of us. you will need to shelter from the easterly wind to get the best of the warmth from the sunshine. the blue sky continues for the majority of the afternoon. that warmth will be felt, especially where the wind is right down the western side of the uk, 15 or 16 celsius. saturday, a fine evening, but a chilly night. a touch of frost, especially in the north. remember, on saturday night the clocks go forward an hour, the beginning of british summer time. nothing to do with the weather, though it sounds good. great for night workers, and great if you want your light longer into the evening. here are the sunset time

shetland. in between plenty of dry weather and sunshine. at 3pm, still blustery winds and showers across the northern isles but much mainland scotla nd northernst a bit patchy cloud. through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, we will see sunshine lifting temperatures to 15-16. a see sunshine lifting temperatures to 15—16. a decent day for wales and much of the south—west of england. west devon into cornwall along the south coast into the channel islands, some spots of drizzle and the cloud with murky conditions at times. through the evening and tonight, that cloudy, damp and murky weather will begin to move north and east. ahead of that quite a cold night for eastern areas with clear spells. down to the south—west much milder conditions, 10 degrees the minimum temperature in plymouth. tomorrow, the best of the sunshine will be earlier on in eastern england, for a time eastern scotland. this cloud will be toppling in bringing mist, murk and spots of drizzle. most of the rain will be light and patchy with a fair amount of dry weather. with southerly winds it will be mild. into the weekend, we will see a mixed story. spells of sunshin

isles, especially towards shapland. blue skies across the rest of scotla nd shapland. blue skies across the rest of scotland and northern ireland. —— towards shetlandures could get up to 17—19. towards shetland. temperatures could get up to 17—19 . cooler towards the north sea coast of england. across the north and west of wales, 17 degrees, bit like today. a bit of cloud wandering up to the tip of cornwall, still a keen wind across southern parts of england, perhaps southern parts of england, perhaps south wales as well. for the football in the evening it looks like fine and dry. again the temperatures will fall away very quickly once the sun goes down. it warms up on quickly once the sun goes down. it warms up on monday with some sunshine but a few areas of cloud wandering up from the english channel. more particularly across north is being wind and heading into scotland. for the eastern side of scotla nd scotland. for the eastern side of scotland it will not be as warm as today. sunshine further south, the wind is not a strong in the south, 16 or 17 degrees is quite likely. high—pressure broken down next week, though. this weather front pushing

for the western isles first thing this morning, it is taking its time to clear. for shetlandees. we might see a few tenths of a degree higher than the two bridges were got to yesterday. we may well set the new temperature record for the uk later on this afternoon. sunshine per northern ireland, england and wales. western areas favoured forcing the highest temperatures. we have the chilly breeze coming in from the north sea. for the qualifiers later on, sunny spells at wembley. clear spells but for all of these weather, —— matches, the weather will become. —— will be calm. maybe parts of northern england, maybe a bit more in the way of clout. coming in from the north sea. the week ahead and starts off ona sea. the week ahead and starts off on a decent note. —— cloud. the same area of high pressure dominating initially but we will see changes midweek as rain moves into the north and west by wednesday. before we get back, monday looks like another decent day. cloudy to start with parts of eastern england having missed patches taking their time to clear. —— mist. it should get a

for scotland, it is the northern isles can particularly across shetland, where we see some showers.it represents towns and cities in rural areas. braemar, we could have —6 or minus eight. a frosty start in the north tomorrow morning but case anyone. still some rain affecting parts of the northern isles. further south, we lose the morning rain, there will be a hand back of cloud. for many of us tomorrow will be a dry day and a fairly pleasant spring one, temperatures between ten and 13 celsius. for saturday, a cold one, some will see some frost but largely dry but we do have a nagging easterly wind coming from the near continent, which will really make it feel cooler than these temperatures in the south are suggesting, but still we are looking at 13 to 15 celsius. in the early hours of sunday morning, the clocks go forward , sunday morning, the clocks go forward, heralding the arrival of british summertime and of course mother's day. on sunday itself that will be a nippy start, scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales and the south seeing some sunshine but at times a bit more cloud

sunny skies for most of us, but across the northern isles of scotland, it is different with more loud and that will bring some rain for shetlandsunshine, in scotland and northern ireland, the warmest spots could hit 17 or 18 celsius. western wales up to 19 celsius, and probably 18 celsius for western areas of south—west england. temperatures kept a bit lower by the gusty winds in east anglia and south england. 0vernight, the wind will keep the fast at bay. temperatures down to minus five celsius again, with the cold really across northern england, scotla nd cold really across northern england, scotland and northern ireland in the countryside. again, you will be scraping the car windscreen first thing in the morning, but another day of glorious spring sunshine with high pressure in charge. early fog clearing quickly, and then sunny pretty much all the way into the afternoon. temperatures similar, maybe a degree down on today, but still good for the time of year. before i go, a reminder that the clocks are going forward by an hour tonight, though the mornings will get a bit darker and the evening is a bit lighter. for those gett

isles are clipping aberdeenshire. that will clear that, but hanging around, especially in shetland.wales, again, a lot of dry weather. you will notice the rain on the charts. through the morning, the wind will pick up. generally speaking, the rain in the west of england and wales will be light. it will be chilly underneath it. away from that, the cloud will build in turn hazy. averages between seven and 11. again, if you are stuck in the rain in shetland, for example, live. good evening and overnight, and as the rain turns heavier as it comes from the west, temperatures will actually go up through the evening and overnight across south—west england and wales in particular. the band of rain does is dropping transient snow in the hills of scotland. —— goes east. . murky with a mild start in southern areas. murky in the north. tomorrow, another murky start. rain and breezy conditions in southern england and wales. as we go into northern england, northern ireland, in scotland, much brighter skies for you with sunshine. blustery, though. still some showers are towards the west. temperatu