victor varand, who still lives in academic city.rary. we'll be back here next month to bring you more extraordinary moments of history and the remarkable people who witnessed them. but for now, from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. hello. the weather showed a sagna improvement today that there will be sunshine in the week ahead but wintry weather as well. there have been a few showers dotted about through eastern parts of england in particular. a keen and cold easterly wind. the showers will turn increasingly to snow in parts of east anglia, especially eastern england. they come through in bands if you are under these bands of showers you could see a few centimetres and icy conditions. there is a risk of some disruption in the snow showers in the south—east of england into the morning was that this is how things will look at eight o'clock in the morning. rain, sleetand hailand snow on the higher ground. one or two fog patches around much of england and wales will stop away from east anglia and the south east it will be

victor varand, who still lives in academic city.e next month to bring you more extraordinary moments of history and the remarkable people who witnessed them. but for now, from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. most parts of the country today had horrendous weather. grey, cold, dark, all full day with outbreaks of rain. sunday is looking a lot better. this is what we have been dealing with. this slow—moving weather front. what does that mean? it means that once it is over us, it stays there and is cloudy and horrible. it is stuck between the wind coming out of the east and also this wind from a different direction. it has stored across the uk. that easterly wind over the next 21: uk. that easterly wind over the next 2a hours will win. so we will see easterly and north—easterly winds developing. when the wind comes from that direction, it tends to stay cold. this is what it looks like first thing on sunday morning. it will be freezing in some spots. a lots of sunshine for many of us. the further west and south west you are

victor varand, who still lives in academic city.sh library. we will be back next month to bring you more extraordinary moments of history and the remarkable people who witnessed them. for now, from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. good morning. at long last the weekend is upon us, but, as the saying goes, red sky at night, shepherd's delight, i would get in touch with trading standards. while some of you had a lovely sunset to finish friday, what's coming on saturday is far from delight. this is the cloud pushing in. it's a weather front moving in across cold air and that's bringing overnight some sleet and snow and an icy start for some into saturday morning. so temperatures at their lowest where it is driest overnight, to eastern parts of england and eastern scotland. elsewhere, temperatures won't rise much through the day. the weather front in scotland, western england and wales to begin with. outbreaks of rain quite widely. sleet and snow mixed in, especially over the hills and even to lower levels further north. at

victor varand, who still lives in academic city.tish library. we'll be back here next month to bring you more extraordinary moments of history and the remarkable people who witnessed them. but for now, from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. hello, it's a great picture out there for many. some people have seen snow in higher parts in scotland. the higher you are, you may see something more wintry today. it is cold, grey, damp. some parts brightening up this afternoon with a few showers and overnight, patchy rain, sleet and snow beginning to peter out to allow some clear spells he's in there. patchy frost and ice. the ice threatening increasing tomorrow morning as wintry showers moving. it is an improving picture across much of the uk tomorrow. the grampians, parts of eastern scotland into the central belt, cloud around, patchy light rain and sleet and snow. northern ireland has sunshine to begin with and across large parts of england and wales, brighter skies greet the day. note the wind direction here, you north—easterly