some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will beemperatures of around 5—10 degrees. a fairly chilly feel i suppose, but it won't be as windy as it was on wednesday. now, during thursday night into friday, the showers will take time to fade away, but in western areas particularly they will ease as the winds ease as well. it could turn cold enough for a touch of frost because this little bump in the isobars, this little ridge of high pressure will be toppling in during friday morning. so actually after a frosty start for some, we're looking at a decent day. spells of sunshine, bit of patchy cloud and thickening cloud into the west later on ahead of this weather system, but i suspect it will stay dry until sundown wherever you are. those temperatures of around 4—9 degrees. but those temperatures will start to climb into the weekend, we start to bring in a more south—westerly wind. mainly dry in eastern areas on sunday, a fizzling weather front from the west, but temperatures climbing all the while because we will group bringing mild ai

a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplandsnd for the rush—hour, as well, for the north—west of england, too. further east, it's murky conditions but for a slightly different reason, the remnants of a weather front here introducing a lot of moist air, so low cloud particularly hanging across the hills. a chilly start for wales and the south—west of england here, with dense patches of fog that have fallen overnight, lingering across the west country, as well, making things pretty messy. then, in the east, some drizzly rain out of the remnants of our weather front. all in all, a pretty gloomy, murky start to thursday. in the west, i'm hopeful things will improve through the morning. the fog lifting up initially into cloud. then hopefully, perhaps over the moors and the south—west of wales, and, particularly for the north—west of england, it will break and allow through some sunshine. it looks like glasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures will really struggle. highs of somewhere between five and eight de

some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will berees. a fairly chilly feel i suppose, but it won't be as windy as it was on wednesday. now, during thursday night into friday, the showers will take time to fade away, but in western areas particularly they will ease as the winds ease as well. it could turn cold enough for a touch of frost because this little bump in the isobars, this little ridge of high pressure will be toppling in during friday morning. so actually after a frosty start for some, we're looking at a decent day. spells of sunshine, bit of patchy cloud and thickening cloud into the west later on ahead of this weather system, but i suspect it will stay dry until sundown wherever you are. those temperatures of around 4—9 degrees. but those temperatures will start to climb into the weekend, we start to bring in a more south—westerly wind. mainly dry in eastern areas on sunday, a fizzling weather front from the west, but temperatures climbing all the while because we will group bringing mild air from the south—west, so on s

a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplandsnorthern ireland for the rush—hour, as well, for the north—west of england, too. further east, it's murky conditions but for a slightly different reason, the remnants of a weather front here introducing a lot of moist air, so low cloud particularly hanging across the hills. a chilly start for wales and the south—west of england here, with dense patches of fog that have fallen overnight, lingering across the west country, as well, making things pretty messy. then, in the east, some drizzly rain out of the remnants of our weather front. all in all, a pretty gloomy, murky start to thursday. in the west, i'm hopeful things will gradually improve through the morning. the fog lifting up initially into cloud. then hopefully, perhaps over the moors and the south—west of wales, and, particularly for scotland and the north—west of england, it will break and allow through some sunshine. it looks like glasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures will really struggle. highs o

some wintryness over the high grounds over the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will beround 5—10 degrees. a fairly chilly feel i suppose, but it won't be as windy as it was on wednesday. during thursday night into friday, the showers will take time to fade away, but in western areas they will ease as the winds ease as well. it could turn cold enough for a touch of frost, this bump in the isobars, this ridge of high pressure will be toppling in during friday morning. after a frosty start for some we are looking at a decent day. spells of sunshine, bit of patchy cloud and thickening cloud into the west later on, but i suspect it will stay dry until sundown. those temperatures of around 4—9 degrees. temperatures will start to climb into the weekend, starting to bring in a more south—westerly wind and mainly dry in eastern areas on sunday, a fizzling weather front from the west, but temperatures climbing all the while because we will group bringing mild air from the south—west, on sunday it will be a pretty mild feeling day. generally large areas of cloud, some sunshine tow

it is into the southern uplands, northern pennines that we're going to see accumulations up to 20 centimetresimetres of snow, southern scotland and northern england. the flank of the weather system, 50 or 60 mph. you will hear the wind overnight with rain moving through across the west of england and wales. there is ice to start the day, scotland and northern england in particular. many areas stayed fine with the wind easing in thursday. further wintry showers pushing into west of scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. a few showers for wales and the midlands as well. this is bbc news — our latest headlines... work has been paused on construction sites run by the failed company carillion. but most of the firm's private sector service contracts, such as catering and cleaning, have continued. more warnings of heavy snow for many northern part of the uk, after hundreds of drivers spent last night stranded in cars. people are being urged to stay off major roads unless absolutely necessary as the met office issues an amber "be prepared" alert for tonight. more than one in ten nurses is le

some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will bey chilly feel i suppose, but it won't be as windy as it was on wednesday. now, during thursday night into friday, the showers will take time to fade away, but in western areas particularly they will ease as the winds ease as well. it could turn cold enough for a touch of frost because this little bump in the isobars, this little ridge of high pressure will be toppling in during friday morning. so actually after a frosty start for some, we're looking at a decent day. spells of sunshine, bit of patchy cloud and thickening cloud into the west later on ahead of this weather system, into the west later on ahead of this weather system, but i suspect it will stay dry until sundown wherever you are. those temperatures of around 4—9 degrees. but those temperatures will start to climb into the weekend, we start to bring in a more south—westerly wind. mainly dry in eastern areas on sunday, a fizzling weather front from the west, but temperatures climbing all the while because we will group bringi

you are up early on sunday, you may still find vestiges of that rain still there across the southern uplandsaybe if you've got high ground in the east, that will help break the cloud as well. then this wind and rain, and plenty of both, will gradually move down and across the british isles as we move from sunday into monday. it will be very wet, some of the wettest we've seen for a good while, and very windy too, close by that front. 0nce and very windy too, close by that front. once that is a way, we will all then get into something much colderfor all then get into something much colder for the greater part of next week. that win will be in southern and eastern parts by the start of monday, moving off into the near continent in the afternoon. then a great raft of showers rattling in on a noticeable westerly wind. slowly but surely, these temperatures will fall away. there will be a com pletely fall away. there will be a completely different feel to the next few days compared to what we've seenin next few days compared to what we've seen in recent times, and yes, some of those showers, and n

a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplandsland for the rush—hour, as well, for the north—west of england, too. further east, it's murky conditions but for a slightly different reason, the remnants of a weather front here introducing a lot of moist air, so low cloud particularly hanging across the hills. a chilly start for wales and the south—west of england here, with dense patches of fog that have fallen overnight, lingering across the west country, as well, making things pretty messy. then, in the east, some drizzly rain out of the remnants of our weather front. all in all, a pretty gloomy, murky start to thursday. in the west, i'm hopeful things will gradually improve through the morning. the fog lifting up initially into cloud. then hopefully, perhaps over the moors and the south—west of wales, and, particularly for scotland and the north—west of england, it will break and allow through some sunshine. it looks like glasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures will really struggle. highs of somewhere

a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplands. murky conditions across northern ireland for the rush—hour, as well, for the north—west of england, too. further east, it's murky conditions but for a slightly different reason, the remnants of a weather front here introducing a lot of moist air, so low cloud particularly hanging across the hills. a chilly start for wales and the south—west of england here, with dense patches of fog that have fallen overnight, lingering across the west country, as well, making things pretty messy. then, in the east, some drizzly rain out of the remnants of our weather front. all in all, a pretty gloomy, murky start to thursday. in the west, i'm hopeful things will gradually improve through the morning. the fog lifting up initially into cloud. then hopefully, perhaps over the moors and the south—west of wales, and, particularly for scotland and the north—west of england, it will break and allow through some sunshine. it looks like glasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures wil

some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will beow, during thursday night into friday, the showers will take time to fade away, but in western areas particularly they will ease as the winds ease as well. it could turn cold enough for a touch of frost because this little bump in the isobars, this little ridge of high pressure will be toppling in during friday morning. so actually after a frosty start for some, we‘re looking at a decent day. spells of sunshine, bit of patchy cloud and thickening cloud into the west later on ahead of this weather system, but i suspect it will stay dry until sundown wherever you are. those temperatures of around 4—9 degrees. but those temperatures will start to climb into the weekend, we start to bring in a more south—westerly wind. mainly dry in eastern areas on sunday, a fizzling weather front from the west, but temperatures climbing all the while because we will group bringing mild air from the south—west, so on sunday it will be a pretty mild—feeling day. generally large areas of cloud, some sunshin

some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will be fairly chilly feel i suppose, but it won't be as windy as it was on wednesday. now, during thursday night into friday, the showers will take time to fade away, but in western areas particularly they will ease as the winds ease as well. it could turn cold enough for a touch of frost, because this little bump in the isobars, this little ridge of high pressure will be toppling in during friday morning. after a frosty start for some, we're looking at a decent day. spells of sunshine, bit of patchy cloud and thickening cloud into the west later on, but i suspect it will stay dry until sundown. those temperatures of around 4—9 degrees. those temperatures will start to climb into the weekend, starting to bring in a more south—westerly wind and mainly dry in eastern areas on sunday, a fizzling weather front from the west, but temperatures climbing all the while because we will group bringing mild air from the south—west, on sunday it will be a pretty mild feeling day. generally large areas of

some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will bepose, but it won't be as windy as it was on wednesday. now, during thursday night into friday, the showers will take time to fade away, but in western areas particularly they will ease as the winds ease as well. it could turn cold enough for a touch of frost because this little bump in the isobars, this little ridge of high pressure will be toppling in during friday morning. so actually after a frosty start for some, we're looking at a decent day. spells of sunshine, bit of patchy cloud and thickening cloud into the west later on ahead of this weather system, but i suspect it will stay dry until sundown wherever you are. those temperatures of around 4—9 degrees. but those temperatures will start to climb into the weekend, we start to bring in a more south—westerly wind. mainly dry in eastern areas on sunday, a fizzling weather front from the west, but temperatures climbing all the while because we will group bringing mild air from the south—west, so on sunday it will be a pretty mild—f

snow across the southern uplands, northern england, midlands into eastern areas.the smile ear off the atlantic, pushes the weather front out of the way, the mild air reaches most of the country by early on monday morning and it is above freezing across the uk as a whole. here is a snapshot of monday, an entirely different day on the way tomorrow. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: afghan security forces regain control of a hotel in kabul after it was seized by gunmen. six civilians died and 160 others were rescued. the taliban says it carried out the attack. an 8—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in the west midlands, in what police are calling a "domestic incident". the ukip leader, henry bolton, fights to keep his job as the party holds an emergency meeting to discuss his future. critics say it's time for him to go. on monday, if henry is still the leader of this party then we are going to lose members, activists, branches and donors and this jeopardises the very existence of our party. now on bbc news, the week's strongest stories from the bbc‘s ins

a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplandsoss northern ireland for the rush—hour, as well, for the north—west of england, too. further east, it's murky conditions but for a slightly different reason, the remnants of a weather front here introducing a lot of moist air, so low cloud particularly hanging across the hills. a chilly start for wales and the south—west of england here, with dense patches of fog that have fallen overnight, lingering across the west country, as well, making things pretty messy. then, in the east, some drizzly rain out of the remnants of our weather front. all in all, a pretty gloomy, murky start to thursday. in the west, i'm hopeful things will improve through the morning. the fog lifting up initially into cloud. then hopefully, perhaps over the moors and the south—west of wales, and, particularly for the north—west of england, it will break and allow through some sunshine. it looks like glasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures will really struggle. highs of somewhere between

a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplands, too. further east, it's murky conditions but for a slightly different reason, the remnants of a weather front here introducing a lot of moist air, so low cloud particularly hanging across the hills. a chilly start for wales and the south—west of england here, with dense patches of fog that have fallen overnight, lingering across the west country, as well, making things pretty messy. then, in the east, some drizzly rain out of the remnants of our weather front. all in all, a pretty gloomy, murky start to thursday. in the west, i'm hopeful things will gradually improve through the morning. the fog lifting up initially into cloud. then hopefully, perhaps over the moors and the south—west of wales, and, particularly for scotland and the north—west of england, it will break and allow through some sunshine. it looks like glasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures will really struggle. highs of somewhere between five and eight degrees, and, with the cloud in the eas

this is where we will see most of the snow, 10—15 centimetres, the southern uplands, throughout yorkshire to rain, which ever way you want to look at it. —— the snow turning to rain. because the temperatures are close to freezing, and it was two there, bournemouth, ten, but it is difficult to pinpoint exactly which pieces of snow will they were so it is virtually impossible. suffice to say it is across england today we will see that spell of rain and snow mixing at almost any time during the day. this evening, a snapshot from seven o'clock, temperatures starting to rise, so eventually what will have been snow will be rain and through the course of the night the temperatures will probably stabilise a little and it will stay above freezing, three, 4 degrees across the heart of the uk, close to double figures across the south. a bit of rain to wake us up in the morning for the southern counties, then that will be swiftly out of the way and a relatively bright day, a few showers here and there, breezy around the coast but on balance a much better day in terms of the weather overall for much o

snow is starting to fall across the southern uplands and throughout northern england.aching lincolnshire and east anglia. to the south, a completely different story, a bit of sleep around the m4 earlier but essentially what is happening is the mild airfrom the essentially what is happening is the mild air from the atlantic, and the wind pushes the weather front out of the way so milder air reaches most parts of the country and by the end of the night and very early monday morning, it is above freezing across the uk. 9 degrees in plymouth. this isa the uk. 9 degrees in plymouth. this is a snapshot of monday. an entirely different day on the way. goodbye. the

sunstar across the highlands, southern uplands.so here temperatures rising through the course of this evening. some snow falling across yorkshire. here, i think what you see here is going to bea think what you see here is going to be a mixture of rain and snow. it will be predominantly rain and won't be settling an awful lot. most of the hills and the south may get a bit of snow but towns and cities, rain. this snow is not going to last for very long, as is very often the case in this country. the mild air off the atlantic is going to win. if you do get a good covering of the snow in the south, you might want to have some fun with it, go out there this evening, because tomorrow it will be probably gone because that milder will be coming in very quickly. temperatures through this evening and overnight rather than temperatures dropping, will be rising in some areas. by the end of the night, well above freezing across the night, well above freezing a cross m ost the night, well above freezing across most parts of the country. this is

for southern scotland and northern england into the southern uplands, northern pennines, up to 20 centimetres wintry weather will hang around longest overnight. it's not just the snow, hang around longest overnight. it's notjust the snow, to the south we've got very strong winds, gales oi’ we've got very strong winds, gales or severe gales, 60—70 mph gusts. risk of disruption into the morning, whether from snow, wind risk of disruption into the morning, whetherfrom snow, wind overnight, icy conditions across northern parts of the uk as we start the day. check the travel situation before you head out. the bulk of the overnight weather will have cleared away but it's the problems left behind we need to be prepared for, aware of, too. scotland northern ireland, northern england, wintry showers coming in in places. icy conditions, too. further south, coming in in places. icy conditions, too. furthersouth, going out coming in in places. icy conditions, too. further south, going out into some sunshine once the sun is up. a scattering of showers into south wales and south—west england. a windy start

amber rudd be prepared warning in force for southern scotland and northern england into the southern uplandstry weather will hang around longest overnight. it's notjust the snow to the south. we've got some very strong winds, gales or severe gales for england and wales. 60 mph gusts, maybe up to 70 in some spots. risk of disruption going into the morning, whetherfrom snow, wind, icy conditions left behind across northern parts of the uk as we start the day. check the travel situation for you head out. the bulk of the overnight weather by this stage, 8am, will have cleared. it is the problem is left behind we need to be prepared for. whereof, two. scotland and northern ireland, further wintry showers coming in in places, icy conditions. as you come further south, going out into sunshine once the sun is up. a scattering of showers in south wales and south—west england. it is a windy start the day. it'll take a while for strong winds to ease down from eastern england. though it remains per week during the day, still a chilly

the southern uplands, 37 they —— 37 centimetres. a lot of snow around.pening is it's been blowing because it's been snow windy so there are snow drifts. also blizzard conditions. treacherous. add in the risk of ice again. that is another hazard to watch out for. what you will find is the wind will slowly ease in the wintry showers will not be as heavy and scotland, northern ireland and northern england. but later on today, another area of low pressure and that will introduce heavy rain as it crosses the uk, especially in the south. it will be preceded by a speu the south. it will be preceded by a spell of heavy snow across northern ireland and northern england and southern and central scotland. it will be very windy across the south. and ice risk. not out of the woods yet. if you are travelling, do take extra ca re. yet. if you are travelling, do take extra care. you will be here later see you got a busy morning. thank you. i was coming from sheffield. it was seriously slippery on the roads. send us those pictures. the number below. who knew we had a wha

you can see, you will notice in a minute from the highlands across the southern uplands, through yorkshireill fall more northern areas. much to my old for any rain in cornwall and devon. this will be only temporary during this evening and overnight. mild air winds. the temperatures will rise. in fact, winds. the temperatures will rise. infact, in winds. the temperatures will rise. in fact, in some parts of the midlands and eastern areas, the temperatures will be rising through the night rather than dropping, that is the extent of the mild air coming off the atlantic. tomorrow an entirely different day. it is going to be much milder, it will feel milder, no snow around, some sunshine around and a couple of showers. i think that really is the story for the weekend. we've got milderaircoming off story for the weekend. we've got milder air coming off the atlantic and that will stick around probably at least for the first half of the week. temperatures at 13 degrees, not far off double figures in the north as well. so yes, some snow around at the moment. it is already starting to fall and will

increasingly towards the middle of the day into southern scotland, some wintry weather in the southern uplandshat area of low pressure a cross we will push that area of low pressure across the british isles, a fairly wea k pressure across the british isles, a fairly weak feature will be the focus of the showers, dragging them further east and that is where we will find them on friday, will start but at last a decent day! plenty of sunshine and dry weather if you have washing to do, yet despite all that sunshine it will not be the warmest of days, between four and about nine should cover it. and just in time for the weekend, we will bring another set of weather fronts in from the atlantic, i think the one plus about the weekend is that it will bend these isobars back way down in the atlantic and a long low from down in the atlantic towards us will push some very mild air. having said all of that, it‘s a long sea track so there will be some rain at times. a lot of isobars there, it will be quite windy but at least it will be quite windy but at least it will be quite windy but at least it will be

misty and foggy over the grampians and the eastern portion of the southern uplands.nto wales, sunny spells are back and with light winds it should feel a bit more pleasant thanit it should feel a bit more pleasant than it has done so far this week. through wednesday night into birthday, some showers towards south—west england. staying wet in the far north—east of scotland. in between clear skies, light winds, a frost will develop. notjust between clear skies, light winds, a frost will develop. not just that, we are set to seize and dense patches of fog. through thursday morning and friday morning frost and fog will be the jewel hazard for commuters. the fog could linger. away from that, a good deal of sunny brea ks away from that, a good deal of sunny breaks developing for many. still some outbreaks of rain towards shetland, maybe across parts of norfolk and suffolk. temperatures down a bit after that chilly night, back down to between 3—7. on friday mist and fog across eastern areas. the wind picking up through the day. sunny spells in the afternoon in central and e

rain will be with us throughout the afternoon and snow developing over the tops of the southern uplandsrong winds affecting southern wales and south—west england. some localised destruction and a threat of flooding combined with high tides. further north, the snow in scotland. perhaps down to 200 metres elevation. tomorrow, a mixture of sunshine and showers. the weather front bringing rain to southern scotland and the north of england, maybe parts of northern ireland two. temperatures will come down. between 4 degrees and nine celsius. that trend to cold where there is going to continue the weekend. cold north and north easterly winds. clyde to start the day. spots of rain going separate. sunshine across north—western areas. temperatures are going down, between two and seven celsius. around the north coast it will feel colder than that. saturday night, this big area of high—pressure settling down over the north of the uk. clear skies, temperatures down to minus ten. a freezing cold start to the day. sunday a lot of dry weather and sunshine. cold. this is bbc news and these are the top s

the southern portion of the brecon beacons and into the southern uplands later.s, things are about to change. thank you very much. we have been hearing that a large fire has broken out at nottingham railway station. fire and rescue say they are dealing with a large incident. eight appliances are in attendance. east midlands trains a all trains through the station cancelled expect disruptions for the rest of the morning. let‘s get the latest from bbc radio nottinghamhaley compton. what are you seeing? good morning. i can see at least nine police and fire engines at the moment on one side of the train station. that is on queen street. all of the roads around the train station have been blocked. there are passengers thinking they‘re going to get their trains and then are completely bemused by the fact that the street is just bemused by the fact that the street isjust a bemused by the fact that the street is just a scene of blue flashing lights at the moment. there are lots of fire fighters, picking up helmets, speaking to each other, changing shifts, and lots of peo

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this afternoon across the southern uplands, central lowlands, snow and ice still a problem.ut the wind a little lighter, and the showers coming in nowhere near as they can fast as yesterday. the many a sunny afternoon, but still cold thanks to the wind. however, simon has been talking a lot about the heavy snow forecast. this is the culprit to watch out for deepening area of low pressure, a nasty feature bringing a widespread swathe of gales to the british isles, although the northern scotland, light winds, but it is as it rolls in that we start to see snow and rain to northern ireland, but particularly for southern scotla nd but particularly for southern scotland and northern england, another amber warning. we had one yesterday, we saw the result, it looks like we could have significant problems m- “a “- wanted to show you where it will be the earliest part of the day, during the earliest part of the day, still bringing some snow into the north—east, and we could have quite a lot of lying snow at that point in the day, too. further south, the forecast much simpler, but very