here's stav da naos. from moon rising to sunsetting. yes, it looked fantastic _ from moon rising to sunsetting. yes, it looked fantastic and _ from moon rising to sunsetting. 133 it looked fantastic and you from moon rising to sunsetting. was it looked fantastic and you will be lucky to capture that in central and southern parts of the country with clear skies but here it will be very are cold and frosty. further north, more cloud around generally. so not much good looking up to the skies there. high pressure is holding on which is why we are seeing a lot of fine and dry weather in central and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mrfog, and it southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and it will turn a lot colder as well. these are town and city values in the countryside. central and southern england could be down to —5 —6. scotland and northern ireland, where they have the cloud, it will be less cold. patchy rain and drizzle coming to scot

here's stav da naos. go afternoon. a big contrast again across the uk to start the day. cold and frosty across the south, fairly icy, this level —— this lovely weather watcher picture was from berkshire. at across northern scotland, for the highlands it is windier with outbreaks of rain but much milder as a result. i think a largely cloudy picture today compared to yesterday, more cloud developing across southern areas and patchy rain courtesy of this weather front affecting scotland where we will see most of the rain, but further patches of drizzle across western hills. much of the rain affecting the highlands and argyll but much milder compared to yesterday. some sunshine for the north—east of scotland, patchy drizzle for northern ireland, western england and wales at times, staying dry with limited sunshine across the south—east, winds later in the south, could be nine or ten across the south—east but the milder spot by far is the far north—east of scotland, 13 or 1a in aberdeen. stein blushed further rain at times across the north and west of scotland this evening at

here's stav da naos. from moon rising to sunsetting.: it looked fantastic and you will from moon rising to sunsetting. le: it looked fantastic and you will be lucky to capture that in central and southern parts of the country with clear skies but here it will be very are cold and frosty. further north, more cloud around generally. so not much good looking up to the skies there. high pressure is holding on which is why we are seeing a lot of fine and dry weather in central and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mrfog, and it southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and it will turn a lot colder as well. these are town and city values in the countryside. central and southern england could be down to —5 —6. scotland and northern ireland, where they have the cloud, it will be less cold. patchy rain

here's stav da naos. a lovely springtime image? isn't it. it's expected to get milder as we move through the weekend, even into next week high pressure brings a lot of fine, dry, settled weather. this glorious picture was taken by one of our weather watchs in herefordshire. today, there is a lot of sunshine around the country but the northern half of scotland will see the strongest of the winds—macro and will continue with blustery showers. we had a snow and ice macro warning, you can see why we had the weather fronts across the uk, most of the showers affecting the north and west of scotland where the strongest of the winds are, gusting up to 50 miles an hour orso the winds are, gusting up to 50 miles an hour or so in the next few hours in the north, lighter winds further south. we lose the band of cloud we've had this morning so the skies should brighten up over the next few hours, a fine afternoon to come for most. top temperatures 9—10, a degree or so where we should be for the time of year. this evening and overnight it stays unsettled

here's stav da naos. a lovely springtime image? isn't it., dry, settled weather. this glorious picture was taken by one of our weather watchs in herefordshire. today, there is a lot of sunshine around the country but the northern half of scotland will see the strongest of the winds—macro and will continue with blustery showers. we had a snow and ice macro warning, you can

here's stav da naos. go afternoon. a big contrast again across the uk to start the day.tbreaks of rain but much milder as a

here's stav da naos. thank you very much. good evening. we have had a north— south divide today.estern scotland. we are still in that chilly air, so it is going to be another chilly one across the board, particularly across large parts of england and wales. a white frost developing, patches of dense mist and fog patches. further north and west, a weather front moving in, workload, more breeze. this cult across scotland and northern ireland and will have further south where it could be really quite cold through central and southern parts of england. a cold, frosty start tomorrow morning for southern areas. watch out for mist and fog that could be dense in places and stubborn to clear. further north, the weather front weakening. workload for northern ireland and scotland generally. a bit of brightness later for western scotland. single figure temperatures further south. across england and wales. this weather front,