here's susan powell.of us are under skies that looked rather like this today, quite flat light and it is great and drizzly. but it is a chilly considerably milder than it was over the weekend. we have pulled in some atlantic air behind an area of low pressure that is now heading across towards scandinavia. quite a breeze for this afternoon, we will keep a lot of cloud, but there are signs we will get breaks towards the south coast, southern corn will come around torbay, the brecon is and the pennines. western coastal hills generally staying pretty solidly overcast with further outbreaks of rain. mild, temperatures 12 to 14 degrees. this evening and overnight, we hold on to plenty of cloud. it will make for a mild night for the majority of the uk with temperatures staying in double figures. wetter weather for northern ireland and southern scotland. notice to the north of scotland, double figures to the south across england and wales, northern scotland come across developing with cold arctic air sitting to

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello.owers. april 2022 though that has not really been the case. a lot of images being sent to us by weather watchers that look like these — arid ground gardeners and growers are certainly struggling to get things going. we've had a rainfall deficit across the uk so far this april, but its southern counties of england that have suffered, particularly with some around 70% down on the rainfall totals they would normally see. and it doesn't look like we're going to redress that balance through the rest of the month either. high pressure will sit across the uk. various weather systems will try and trickle in a bit thicker cloud now and then squeeze out the odd shower. but there's no significant rain to come across the uk as a whole through the remainder of this april. saturday we may see some rain eventually getting into scotland and northern ireland. for the remainder of wednesday, some thicker cloud across eastern counties. we may see a little bit of drizzle out of that. further west, clear s

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time now for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello.y but these highs can be very stubborn so actually it could be short lived or we might not get that much rain. overnight into thursday, some thicker cloud may give the odd spot of light drizzle. it will hold up the temperatures for eastern counties. further west clear skies and light winds, and a frost first thing on thursday. a fine start with a lot of sunshine, always more cloud though towards the east streaming in of the north sea. that will pushing across england and wales through the day and we will see cloud growing across scotland and northern ireland with may be the odd light shower. warmer than wednesday, still breezy towards the south. hello, this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines: the high court rules that government policies on discharging patients from hospitals to care homes at the start of the pandemic were �*unlawful�*. my dad worked all of his life to the age of 75, paid national insurance and had a right to life and they had a duty of care and he was faile

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. good afternoon again.orthern isles and north—east scotland. there will be a frosty. elsewhere, the atlantic i will keep unseasonably mild temperatures. they will drop for more with most of us know lower than double figures. 10—11 the daytime figures. through tuesday, more weather fronts and moisture to push its way towards scotland, and as it meets up with that cold arctic air, with the highlands and grampians, we will see persistence no. because of that, we could get up to 20 centimetres of snow on wednesday, snow even to lower levels for a time as well. for the south into scotland, quite heavy rain, but big differences in temperature, 11 in aberdeen, three in glasgow. similar temperatures for belfast. across england and wales, much more in the way of brightness than today, and up to 15 degrees. tuesday into wednesday, the colder air starts to begin its process of moving into the uk, quite gradually through wednesday. we will pull a weather front through and see some showers following on, perhaps heavier

here's susan powell. good evening.isle of wight this afternoon but just take a look at what was going on in aberdeenshire. that is fresh snow in the daytime temperatures did not get much above freezing and you can see that marx so clearly if we look at the air mass across the uk. arctic air sitting across the north—east of scotland and everyone else in relatively mild atlantic air. through the course of the evening and overnight this area of low pressure, the marker between the two air masses will start to roll its way further north and actually the milder air will push into the north of mainland scotland, so we will lose the snow and actually we should be frost free by the end of the night but swirling around the lows are plenty of showers as we go into the small hours. another very mild night for the majority of the uk with many spots seeing temperatures close to double figures. and wednesday will be defined as a day off sunny spells but some are heavy, squally showers. windy for everyone with a low pressure centre t

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell good evening!th blue skies and sunshine levels across parts of england and wales we have seen then thatis england and wales we have seen then that is the low teens but in aberdeenshire there is a covering of snow and hear daytime highs have barely kept above freezing. there is the cold air at the moment to the north of ukraine through wednesday we have seen low pressure rolling across the northern half of the uk, pulling colton, told the earth and for all of us. for this evening and overnight the majority of the uk stays them out there. pushing its way further north into scotland for a while so the fosters little more limited here first thing on wednesday. to the south, overnight lows in double figures, every mile start to wednesday. wednesday will be a day i think punctuated by punchy, thundery showers. there'll be some sunny spells between times that some of these could give the heavy downpour and it will be windy across the board and particularly the northern half of the uk where they will be ga

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. quite drizzly, misty and murky across the hills, but our overnight lows in some areas staying in double figures. just northern scotland in that arctic air seeing a frost developing but it's that arctic air through tuesday as it meets a weather front that is likely to cause some issues in terms of heavy snowfall for parts of scotland, particularly across the highest ground of the highlands and the grampians, but we could see some snow at lower levels across the north—east of scotland in general, but for some of the highest ground, tuesday into wednesday, there's the chance of up to a foot of snow accumulating. wet for tuesday for northern ireland, england and wales essentially dry. more in the way of brightness and temperatures in some spots possibly up to the mid—teens. tuesday into wednesday, this whole area of low pressure tries to track its way eastwards, will feed some rain further south across the uk, we'll keep some snow going across scotland as we keep this low rubbing into tha

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell hello.loud across eastern counties. we may see a little bit of drizzle out of that. further west, clear skies overnight, light winds and yes, it's getting late in the season, but we're still talking about the possibility of a frost. another challenge for gardeners. chilly start to thursday, perhaps more in the way of sunshine generally through the day. but eastern counties of england are always going to struggle with that feed of cloud in off the north sea and it will push its way westwards during the day, i think as far west as well in the southwest. as wales and the southwest. later on, a cloud bubbling up across scotland and northern ireland may produce the odd light shower. but overall we're dry, if anything, just a shade warmer than today, quite breezy towards the south, particularly through the channel. friday, same story, high pressure, still very quiet, a little bit breezier to the south, cloud coming in from the east across england and wales. maybe the odd shower, scotland certainly

susan: boeing's occupy there -- up there as well. apple and intel, the technology companies are having a strong comeback today as we await jerome powellt: the s&p 500 headed by -- >> american airlines, csx. american's outperforming unitedded despite the strong the report card -- stuart: you look at american airlines, below $20 a share, look at it now. [laughter] susan: well, i mean, for the full year it needs some help, but. stuart: a railroad, best performer, along with bookings, that's the summer travel. all right. susan, you are released for a couple of hours. see you later. the dow is up 252 points, that's almost three-quarters of 1%, and you're well above $35,400. the 10-year treasury yield roughly 2.88%, okay insome below 2.9, that's an indicator. bitcoin, $42,000 and change, 42,990, close to 43. the price of oil was 102, now it's 104. nat gas, i'm really interested -- [laughter] well, i am interested in it. that's what people use to heat their homes and all kinds of things. susan: yeah. maybe it'll change -- stuart: it's way up. there's a crisis here. the price of gasoline, the average for regular is 4.12, and in california it