i'm very happy, because sofiia goes to school in england.e's happy all day when go to school. "mother, come on! come on! i don't eat, i do to school!" children amazing, teachers very kind for sofiia. so sweet school. like home. hello. there is no doubt it has been a soggy november so far. some places have already seen twice the amount of rain they would normally expect in the whole month. wednesday really added to those totals with this band of wet weather pushing northwards and eastwards. lots of heavy, thundery showers with squally, gusty winds following on behind, and all of those weather elements also feature in thursday's forecast. another frontal system pushing in from the atlantic, more heavy rain, more squally winds already showing its hand in the western side of northern ireland first thing. most other areas starting day dry, but this rain is on the move eastwards. it's moving pretty quickly, so it will be a short, sharp burst of torrential rain and strong winds for northern ireland, southwest scotland — wind gusts widely 40—50 mph,

i'm very happy, because sofiia goes to school in england.rl, she's happy all day when go to school. "mother, come on! come on! i don't eat, i do to school!" children amazing, teachers very kind for sofiia. so sweet school. like home. hello. it's already been an exceptionally wet month, some places breaking record. but again, nearly an inch of rain fell in some parts on thursday along with some really gusty winds. aberdaron on the llyn peninsula, nearly 80 mile an hour, those gusts of wind. even in bridlington, 67 miles an hour. the gusts on this particular weather front, which we call a squally weather front, those winds very squally with the rain pushing through. lots of showers, though, have been following on behind to northern and western areas through the night. still gale force winds here, butjust a little chilly where the winds have eased a little and the shower activity has as we head towards dawn. for the day ahead, it looks drier, brighter, plenty more sunshine than we saw on thursday, but still lots of showers, particularly in the

i'm very happy, because sofiia goes to school in england. go to school. "mother, come on! come on! i don't eat, i do to school!" children amazing, teachers very kind for sofiia. so sweet school. like home. we had some fog around this morning. it was a frosty start. the coldest night since last spring in parts of northern ireland and wales. but further east, still severe flood warnings in force meaning a threat to life. and it's because we've had a month and a half worth of rain in some parts of east and north—east scotland in the last three days, and also parts of eastern england have been quite wet. for the next 2a hours, you can still see some rain in eastern areas, and then more comes in from the west. so, once again, we are going to see 15—20 millimetres of rain in the next 2a hours. this weather front, though, in the east, might well be creeping a little further westwards but it's tending to peter out. the rain coming into northern ireland becomes the main player, so the sunshine turning hazy, the wind picking up here and rain before th