so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to around nine or so in the western isles oflook at the weather on sunday — high pressure in charge of the weather in the south—east of the country, but in the north—west there, you can see a weather front affecting scotland, which actually will also affect the irish sea coasts, western fringes of wales, and also the far south—west of england. so here, in that southerly wind, temperatures could actually make double figures at least in 1—2 spots. the further east or south—east you are, the temperatures will be quite a bit lower. so look at that — struggling in london, norwich and hull, only around 2—3 degrees above freezing. so really, quite a raw day for some of us on sunday. here's monday's weather map — high pressure in charge of the weather, in fact, all the way from western europe through central europe, into russia, too. so lots of fine weather, and there is an indication that here in the uk, the temperatures will recover a little bit as we go through the course of the week, perhaps making double figures in some spots. that

briefly touching around five or six, may be 7 degrees in one or two places, closer to nine in the western isleson sunday, we still have a weather front towards the north—west and actually, the wind is coming in from the south which will also drag in cloud to south—western england, and wales. here, mild and cloudy and damp at times. whereas we have got the crisp weather out towards the east and the south—east and there, temperatures will be closer to around 2—3. through the weekend, if any fog lingers, which may form during the course of the night, it could be closer to around freezing. here is the forecast into monday, a large high—pressure spread across the continent. that means generally settled weather across the uk and perhaps those temperatures recovering as we go over the next few days. back to you. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at ten. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with victoria derbyshire, which is just getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news

outbreaks of rain around the western isles, and a lot milder here.st early in the morning on sunday, further towards the east and the south. and then, sunday itself remains cloudy and damp at times across western areas. mild here, too — whereas in the south and the east, it remains cold, in fact, very cold in norwich and hull. temperatures only a couple of degrees above freezing sunday. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: western defence chiefs fail to agree on the provision of advanced tanks to ukraine. the americans say it's still under discussion. you may have heard the german minister of defence earlier say they've not made a decision on the provision of leopard tanks. chris hipkins is set to become new zealand's next prime minister, replacing jacinda ardern who stood down on thursday. a top un official tells the bbc she believes progress is being made towards reversing bans on women taking part in public life in afghanistan. and forget life on mars — how about life onjupiter? we report from the space mission heading for the larg

, 6o gusts up to 76 mph in the western isles, 60 mph in stornoway.ides bringing large waves, flood warnings issued by the scottish environment protection agency. could be some debris held on show by the large waves as well. england and wales, also flood warnings out and about on account of the heavy rain over recent days. some of the road is already suffering with large puddles in place, lots of surface water and spray and things getting worse as the rain rattles away across the skies. temperatures today generally range from eight up to 10 degrees, above average for this time of january. overnight tonight, showers continue to move quickly west to east, but later on, the winds will come down to a degree allowing temperatures to drop a little bit lower than last night, could have a few patches of rust in deep valleys in scotland, in shelter. —— frost. bulk of the showers tomorrow in western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. elsewhere, generally more in the way of sunshine and paired with the last couple of days. temperatures not really ch

so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to around nine or so in the western isles ofhe south—east of the country. but in the north—west there you can see a weather front affecting scotland, which actually will also affect the irish sea coasts, western fringes of wales and also the far south—west of england. so here, in that southerly wind, temperatures could actually make double figures, at least in one or two spots. the further east or south—east you are, the temperatures will be quite a bit lower. so look at that — struggling in london, norwich and hull. only around 2—3 degrees above freezing, so really quite a raw day for some of us on sunday. here's monday's weather map. high pressure in charge of the weather, in fact, all the way from western europe through central europe, into russia too. so lots of fine weather. and there is an indication that here in the uk the temperatures will recover a little bit as we go through the course of the week, perhaps making double figures in some spots. that's it from me, have a good weekend. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha. o

so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to around nine or so in the western isles of south—east of the country. but in the north—west there, you can see a weather front affecting scotland, which actually will also affect the irish sea coasts, western fringes of wales and also the far south—west of england. so here, in that southerly wind, temperatures could actually make double figures, at least in one or two spots. the further east or south—east you are, the temperatures will be quite a bit lower. so look at that — struggling in london, norwich and hull. 0nly around two or three degrees above freezing, so really quite a raw day for some of us on sunday. here's monday's weather map. high pressure in charge of the weather, in fact, all the way from western europe through central europe, into russia too, so lots of fine weather. and there is an indication that here in the uk the temperatures will recover a little bit as we go through the course of the week, perhaps making double figures in some spots. that's it from me, have a good weekend. this is bbc news, the headlin

so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to around nine or so in the western isles ofssure in charge of the weather in the south—east of the country, but in the north—west there, you can see a weather front affecting scotland, which actually will also affect the irish sea coasts, western fringes of wales, and also the far south—west of england. so here, in that southerly wind, temperatures could actually make double figures at least in 1—2 spots. the further east or south—east you are, the temperatures will be quite a bit lower. so look at that — struggling in london, norwich and hull, only around 2—3 degrees above freezing. so really, quite a raw day for some of us on sunday. here's monday's weather map — high pressure in charge of the weather, in fact, all the way from western europe through central europe, into russia, too. so lots of fine weather, and there is an indication that here in the uk, the temperatures will recover a little bit as we go through the course of the week, perhaps making double figures in some spots. that's it from me, have a good weekend. this

actually going to be a little more mild through the course of the night, particularly around the western isles rain, seven in stornaway by 6am on saturday, six in belfast. elsewhere across the country the blue colour indicating the frost. the reason for this temperature different is actually this tongue of milder air that is streaming in from the southern climates, and you can see it is in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of england and wales. north —— towards the sea will be colder. let's summarise the weekend with this tongue of our coming from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air, it will stay in the cold air, it will be sunny. north—western areas will be often cloudy. spitz and spots of rain and quite a bit milder. here is the picture first thing on saturday, the weather front hugging north—western areas of the uk, the southerly breeze elsewhere across the country, we have sunny, crisp and cold weather. could be some mist and fog lingering into the afternoon across parts of the midlands and northern england. typical temperatures here aro

this one approaching western isles approaching the western isles will a little bit of rain will bring. we do have the old light elsewhere, but old light shower elsewhere, but that out in most places that fades out in most places will be dry as i said, quite cloudy. but we've some cloudy. but we've got some breaks in the cloud. north wales northern england and down the eastern a bit eastern side we'll see a bit more. spells developing more. sunny spells developing through afternoon. through the afternoon. temperatures right about average for time year seven or for the time year seven or eighteen sounds . yes. we will eighteen sounds. yes. we will see this zone of rain working into the western isles and then of the highlands through of course the highlands through this continue to this evening. we'll continue to track slowly southwards. most places, though, a dry places, though, having a dry evening. the blue hue on evening. notice the blue hue on the map here. a frost will form across parts of south wales and southern england depends on the cloud and the fog, however, because will also

we will see this zone of rain working into the western isles and of course the highlands through this will continue slowly continue to track slowly southwards. most places, though, having evening. notice the having a dry evening. notice the blue hue on the map here. a frost will form across parts of south and southern england . south and southern england. depends on the cloud and the fog, however because there will also be a few thick fog patches , but easily some towns and cities dipping freezing cities dipping below freezing could in some could be well below in some rural as cold. rural spots, not as cold. further north we'll have further north because we'll have more still some more cloud, although still some frost as the cloud breaks frost likely as the cloud breaks late the night in northern late in the night in northern scott . cloudy, dry day for scott. a cloudy, dry day for many. then on saturday again, some sunny spells a little bit light rain over northern england at times we may a bit more at times we may see a bit more rain for north of wales and northwest england during t

gales around coastal parts of the english channel, through the irish sea coasts, up towards the western isles0 mph gusts possible there. but even further inland, we're looking at 30, possibly a0 mph gusts of wind through the day on wednesday. so a blustery day. heavy downpours reaching eastern areas during the afternoon after a fairly bright morning here. and temperatures a little cooler than recent days. about 7—11 degrees, feeling colder if you are exposed to the brisk wind and those heavy showers that many of us will see. some snow for a time over the higher ground of scotland too. 0vernight showers ease in the north, but the next batch of heavy rain sweeps eastwards across much of england and wales, so it's going to be a really quite damp start to thursday morning, i think. could be a touch of frost with some sheltered glens of scotland, but still mild to start the day towards the south on thursday. and thursday's weather driven by yet another low pressure system, this time just moving in towards the north—west. this occluded front bringing some heavy showers, but down towards the south w

a cost of 76 mph in the western isles.wers during the day. northern ireland, west scotland, rain or get heavier here as we head to the afternoon. all the while with the gusty, gale force winds across the far north—west. overnight, will continue to see showers moving from west to east due to the strong winds but late in the night the winds will start to ease down a little bit which will allow temperatures to drop lower than what we saw last night, with it getting down to low, single figures, some patches of frost and sheltered areas of northern scotland. tomorrow, i day, the bulk coming through across parts of west scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. sunshine elsewhere. temperatures in changing much day—by—day, but not feeling quite as chilly, given that the winds would be quite a strong stop heading into tuesday, another band of rain said to move in across the atlantic, low pressure bringing windy weather conditions. this we will see snow at the highest areas in scotland above 400 metres, the highest roads coul

the northern isles western isles, isles in the western isles, maybe cloud for northern england, wales here be some showery right here through the afternoon. but i say most and bright still most places and bright still mild for the time of year. but lower temperatures compared to today, but still getting up to 11 , maybe 12 celsius across 11, maybe 12 celsius across parts of the south staying generally fine on friday evening. but increasingly you will see showers into the south—west and look at this big bank rain moving in. that is bank of rain moving in. that is whether that's sweep whether that's going to sweep the country on friday night and saturday bring all a spell of saturday bring in all a spell of rain that'll be followed by blustery showers on saturday afternoon then more showers afternoon and then more showers on little on sunday turning a little cooler next week . i'm cooler into next week. i'm committed so many join on gb news on sunday morning for a politics show with personality on tv and online gb news is the people's channel. britain's news . ch people's channel. brita

in terms of the weather, the cloudiest conditions are on the western isles with the spits and spots ofrwich, three degrees. this is bbc news, i'm vishala sri—pathma. our top stories: at least seven people have been killed at two shootings in farms near half moon bay in california, just two days after 11 people died in a mass shooting in the state. a court in washington convicts four members of a far—right militia group for their part in the capitol riots in january 2021. as the european union agrees on more financial aid for ukraine, pressure grows on germany to send military tanks to help fight off the russian invasion. turkey's president says sweden should not expect him to support its nato membership bid, just days after a copy of the koran was burned during a protest in stockholm. why this $24 million performance in dubai has landed beyonce in hot water with some fans.

we had gusts up to 76 miles an hour in south uist in the western isles, 60 mile an hour gusts in stornowaytering waves have led to a number of flood warnings being issued by the scottish environment protection agency. there could be some debris hurled onshore by those large waves as well. meanwhile for england, wales, we also have some flood warnings out and about on account of the heavy rain we've seen over recent days, really. and some of the roads are already suffering with some large puddles in place, a lot of surface water and spray and things just getting worse as these bands of rain rattle away across the skies. now, temperatures today generally range from around 8—10 degrees celsius. that's above average for this time ofjanuary. 0vernight tonight, showers will continue to move quickly from west to east. but later in the night, the winds will start to calm down to a degree and that will allow temperatures to drop a little bit lower than they did last night. could even have a few patches of frost in some of the deeper valleys in scotland in shelter. now, tomorrow, it is another showe

and also here we're closer to weather fronts, maybe some spits and spots of rain for the western islesland, also the borders, the northeast of england, too. but i think the best of the brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornoway on tuesday. now, wednesday's weather forecast, and we're expecting a cold front to sweep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressures also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that originated out in the north atlantic rather than the arctic. so, not desperately cold at all. 10 degrees for glasgow in belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the winds seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on t

gales around coastal parts of the english channel, through the irish sea coasts, up towards the western islesssible there. but even further inland, we're looking at 30, possibly 40mph gusts of wind through the day on wednesday, so a blustery day. heavy downpours reaching eastern areas during the afternoon after a fairly bright morning here, and temperatures a little cooler than recent days — about 7—11 degrees, feeling colder if you're exposed to the brisk wind and those heavy showers that many of us will see. some snow for a time over the higher ground of scotland too. overnight showers ease in the north, but the next batch of heavy rain sweeps eastwards across much of england and wales. so it's going to be a really quite damp start to thursday morning, i think. could be a touch of frost for some sheltered glens of scotland, but still mild to start the day towards the south on thursday. and thursday's weather driven by yet another low—pressure system, this time just moving in towards the north—west. this occluded front bringing some heavy showers. but down towards the south, we've also got m

, northern the western isles, the northern isles into the isles trickling into the mainland. the of that rain getting towards glasgow and getting down towards glasgow and also into northern, but also eking into northern, but nothing too heavy for most of england it's a dry night england wales. it's a dry night in south will be in the south though, will be a frost we keep clear skies frost where we keep clear skies and some patches of fog and some dense patches of fog are likely minus one, minus are also likely minus one, minus two. that's towns and cities . two. that's towns and cities. spots could get down minus five or minus six . so saturday a bit or minus six. so saturday a bit of a mixed of fog and frost in the south, slow to clear thick and drizzly rain for a time over northern england and north wales .nonh northern england and north wales . north coast here may be a bit dank , drizzly, especially dank, drizzly, especially through the afternoon . brighter through the afternoon. brighter skies, though, arriving for scotland and northern ireland, a few showers will over the n

gales around coastal parts of the english channel, through the irish sea coasts, up towards the western islesrough the day on wednesday, so a blustery day. heavy downpours reaching eastern areas during the afternoon after a fairly bright morning here, and temperatures a little cooler than recent days — about 7—11 degrees, feeling colder if you�*re exposed to the brisk wind and those heavy showers that many of us will see. some snow for a time over the higher ground of scotland too. 0vernight showers ease in the north, but the next batch of heavy rain sweeps eastwards across much of england and wales. so it�*s going to be a really quite damp start to thursday morning, i think. could be a touch of frost for some sheltered glens of scotland, but still mild to start the day towards the south on thursday. and thursday�*s weather driven by yet another low—pressure system, this time just moving in towards the north—west. this occluded front bringing some heavy showers. but down towards the south, we�*ve also got more heavy rain across southern parts of england, lingering on that frontal system, comb

gales around coastal parts of the english channel, through the irish sea coasts, up towards the western isles, but even further inland, we're looking at 30mph, possibly 40mph gusts of wind through the day on wednesday, so a blustery day. heavy downpours reaching eastern areas during the afternoon, after a fairly bright morning here, and temperatures a little cooler than recent days — about 7—11 degrees. feeling colder if you're exposed to the brisk wind and those heavy showers that many of us will see. some snow for a time over the higher ground of scotland too. 0vernight showers ease in the north, but the next batch of heavy rain sweeps eastwards across much of england and wales. so it's going to be a really quite damp start to thursday morning, i think. could be a touch of frost for some sheltered glens of scotland, but still mild to start the day towards the south on thursday. and thursday's weather driven by yet another low—pressure system, this time just moving in towards the north—west. this occluded front bringing some heavy showers. but down towards the south, we've also got more heav

we had gusts of up to 76 mph in the western isles, 60 mph winds in stornoway.ood warnings being issued by the scottish environment protection agency. could be some debris hurled onshore by those large waves. in england and wales there is also flood warnings on account of the heavy rain we have seen in recent days. some of the rings also suffering with large puddles and things are getting worse as these bands of rain are going across the skies. temperatures today are ranging from eight to 10 celsius, thatis ranging from eight to 10 celsius, that is above average for this time in january. that is above average for this time injanuary. showers will continue to move from west to east but later in the night the winds will calm down and that will allow temperatures to drop lower than they did last night. we could even have a few patches of frost in some of the deep valleys in scotland. tomorrow is another showery day, the bulk of the showers coming in parts of western scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, one or two showers around but generally more in the way of

and also here we're closer to weather fronts, maybe some spits and spots of rain for the western isleshe borders, the northeast of england, too. but i think the best of the brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornoway on tuesday. now, wednesday's weather forecast, and we're expecting a cold front to sweep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressure's also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here, and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that's originated out in the north atlantic, rather than the arctic, so not desperately cold at all. ten degrees for glasgow and belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the wind seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold, and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on thursda

and also here we're closer to weather fronts, maybe some spits and spots of rain for the western isleso. but i think the best of the brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornoway on tuesday. now, wednesday's weather forecast, and we're expecting a cold front to sweep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressures also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that originated out in the north atlantic rather than the arctic. so, not desperately cold at all. ten degrees for glasgow and belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the winds seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on thursday, bar the odd shower coming off the north s

later on, northwest scotland and northern ireland will see cloud increase, some rain into the western islesn scotland, southern counties of england. but this sort of cloud here with patchy rain, this is a weather front which is just toppling round our area of high pressure, and because it�*s within the area of high pressure, not much in the way of rain on it. it will clear through off into the near continent. but another batch of more active weather fronts into sunday will push into the north—west. we start with the frost again, particularly across some southern areas. but sunday, there�*ll be some sunny spells across england and wales especially, but increasing cloud to scotland, northern ireland, heavy rain and strengthening winds. gale—force winds, if not gusts of wind in excess of 60 miles an hour by the end of the day, will lift temperatures up, though, compared to the next few days, but it will feel cooler in that breeze. this is bbc news, the headlines: meta has said it will reinstate the facebook and instagram accounts of donald trump. he was suspended two years ago over posts prais

in terms of the weather the cloudiest conditions are around the western isles with spit sunspots of rain vishala sri—pathma. our top stories: eleven people are now known to have died in the california mass shooting, as police seek a motive for the gunman, a member of the public managed to disarm him. i was able to pull the gun away from him, shove him aside, create some distance, point the gun at him, intimidate him and say, "get the hell out of here!" as the european union agrees on more financial aid for ukraine, pressure grows on germany to send military tanks to help fight off the russian invasion. turkey's president says sweden should not expect him to support its nato membership bid, just days after a copy of the koran was burned during a protest in stockholm.

later on, northwest scotland and northern ireland will see cloud increase, some rain into the western isless with lighter winds. into saturday, though, more cloud on the scene. there will be sunshine in particular eastern scotland, southern counties of england. but this sort of cloud here with patchy rain, this is a weather front which is just toppling round our area of high pressure because it's within the area of high pressure — not much in the way of rain on it. it will clear through off into the near continent. but another batch of more active weather fronts into sunday will push into the north—west. we start with the frost again, particularly across some southern areas. but sunday, there'll be some sunny spells across england and wales especially, but increasing cloud to scotland, northern ireland, heavy rain and strengthening winds. gale force winds, if not gusts of wind in excess of 60 mph by the end of the day. will lift temperatures up, though, compared to the next few days, but it will feel cooler in that breeze. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news sto

later on, northwest scotland and northern ireland will see cloud increase, some rain into the western islesues with lighter winds. into saturday, though, more cloud on the scene. there will be sunshine in particular eastern scotland, southern counties of england. but this sort of cloud here with patchy rain, this is a weather front which is just toppling round our area of high pressure, and because it's within the area of high pressure, not much in the way of rain on it. it will clear through off into the near continent. but another batch of more active weather fronts into sunday will push into the north—west. we start with the frost again, particularly across some southern areas. but sunday, there'll be some sunny spells across england and wales especially, but increasing cloud to scotland, northern ireland, heavy rain and strengthening winds. gale—force winds, if not gusts of wind in excess of 60 miles an hour by the end of the day, will lift temperatures up, though, compared to the next few days, but it will feel cooler in that breeze. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest

temperature is not much different across the uk, breezy with the rain as it moves to the western islesoss scotland as we go through tonight, notice how it is really fizzling away once it reaches the far north of england into saturday morning. south of all the fat, expect a colder, frosty night, particularly in clear spells across southern and eastern england, could be “i! in the countryside tomorrow, could be a few fog patches slow to clear. that figure cloud with perhaps still some drizzle in northern england will move into wales at the midlands. try tomorrow for scotland and northern ireland with sunny spells, the odd passing shower moving through southern scotland and temperature is pretty similar across the board. not as cold on saturday, on sunday low—pressure passes to the north of scotland turning things windier, especially in scotland. the northern isles could see gusts in excess of 60 mph. more rain looking south across scotland and northern ireland on sunday for much of england and wales, albeit with cloud and a breezy day, staying mainly dry and a bit milder on sunday. north

we had gusts of up to 76 mph in the western isles, 60 mile an hour gusts in stornoway.anwhile in england and wales we have several flood warnings on account of the heavy rain over recent days. some of the roads are suffering with large puddles in places. things are getting worse as these bands of rain are rattling away across the skies. temperatures are ranging from eight to 10 celsius, that is above average forjanuary, overnight showers will continue to move quickly from west to east but later in the night the winds will calm down and that will allow temperatures to drop a little bit lower than last night. we could even have patches of frost in deep valleys in scotland. tomorrow it is another showery day, the bulk of the showers coming in across scotland and northern ireland, elsewhere one or two showers around but a bit more in the way of sunshine to look forward to compared with the last couple of days, temperatures not changing much but not feeling quite as chilly given that the winds are not strong. tuesday there is another area of low pressure coming from the atla

and also here we're closer to weather fronts, maybe some spits and spots of rain for the western islesthe murray firth, eastern scotland, also the borders, the northeast of england, too. but i think the best of the brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornoway on tuesday. now, wednesday's weather forecast, and we're expecting a cold front to sweep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressures also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that originated out in the north atlantic rather than the arctic. so, not desperately cold at all. ten degrees for glasgow and belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the winds seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold and i think a decent amount of bright, if not s

friday should be dry and bright, fair bit had many before rain pushes to the western isles later on. to bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories — donald trump's facebook and instagram accounts have been reinstated by meta, two years after he was suspended for praising the us capitol rioters. ukraine's president zelensky has welcomed the decision by the us and germany to send advanced tanks to ukraine. america's united, and so is the world. these tanks are further evidence of our enduring, unflagging commitment to ukraine, and our commitment in the skill of ukrainian forces. a plea for a truce from peru's president, after deadly clashes between police and protesters. we just like to have fun on

gales around coastal parts of the english channel, through the irish sea coasts, up towards the western isles, possibly 40mph gusts of wind through the day on wednesday, so a blustery day. heavy downpours reaching eastern areas during the afternoon after a fairly bright morning here, and temperatures a little cooler than recent days — about 7—11 degrees, feeling colder if you're exposed to the brisk wind and those heavy showers that many of us will see. some snow for a time over the higher ground of scotland too. 0vernight showers ease in the north, but the next batch of heavy rain sweeps eastwards across much of england and wales. so it's going to be a really quite damp start to thursday morning, i think. could be a touch of frost for some sheltered glens of scotland, but still mild to start the day towards the south on thursday. and thursday's weather driven by yet another low—pressure system, this time just moving in towards the north—west. this occluded front bringing some heavy showers. but down towards the south, we've also got more heavy rain across southern parts of england, lingering

gales around coastal parts of the english channel, through the irish seacoast, up towards the western islesand, we're looking at 30, possibly 40 mph gusts of wind through the day on wednesday. so, a blustery day, heavy downpours reaching eastern areas during the afternoon after a fairly bright morning here. and temperatures a little cooler than recent days. about 7—11 degrees, feeling colder if you are exposed to the brisk wind and those heavy showers that many of us will see. some snow for a time over the high ground of scotland too. overnight, showers ease in the north, but the next batch of heavy rain sweeps eastwards across much of england and wales. so it's giving a really quite damp start to thursday morning, i think. could be a touch of frost with some sheltered glenns of scotland but still mild to start the day towards the south on thursday. and thursday's weather driven by yet another low pressure system, this time just moving in towards the north—west. this occluded front bringing some heavy showers, but down towards the south, we've also got more heavy rain across southern parts

later on, northwest scotland and northern ireland will see cloud increase, some rain into the western isles to thursday's values with lighter winds. into saturday, though, more cloud on the scene. there will be sunshine in particular eastern scotland, southern counties of england. but this sort of cloud here with patchy rain, this is a weather front which is just toppling round our area of high pressure, and because it's within the area of high pressure, not much in the way of rain on it. it will clear through off into the near continent. but another batch of more active weather fronts into sunday will push into the north—west. we start with the frost again, particularly across some southern areas. but sunday, there'll be some sunny spells across england and wales especially, but increasing cloud to scotland, northern ireland, heavy rain and strengthening winds. gale—force winds, if not gusts of wind in excess of 60 miles an hour by the end of the day, will lift temperatures up, though, compared to the next few days, but it will feel cooler in that breeze. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha

it'll these will be mostly across the western isles . it'll be a bright western isles.land, but with some isolated mist and fog patches in places as well. a few showers will continue to affect parts of north—west england , but parts of north—west england, but there'll be some decent sunny , there'll be some decent sunny, particularly the further east. you a rural frost is possible in places across wales, but most it's a bright start to holiday monday cloudier across the far north, perhaps with an isolated coastal shower or two. meanwhile, looking at east midlands and it's a fine chilly start today with mostly skies across the region , temperatures across the region, temperatures down a little bit . they could down a little bit. they could just rise into double light winds and clear skies greets many across east anglia on bank houday many across east anglia on bank holiday monday . however, there holiday monday. however, there will be a little more the way of cloud across the far south cloudy across southern counties. first thing with further outbreaks of light and patch

we will see this zone of rain working into the western isles and then of course the highlands throughy we'll continue to track slowly southwards. most places though, having evening. notice the having a dry evening. notice the blue on the map here. a frost will form across parts of south wales and southern england depends on the cloud and the fog, however, because there will also be a thick fog patches but easily towns and dipping easily towns and cities dipping below freezing could be well below freezing could be well below in some spots, not below in some rural spots, not as further north because as cold further north because we'll have more although we'll have more clouds, although still likely as the still some frost likely as the cloud late in the night . cloud breaks late in the night. northern , a cloudy, dry northern scotland, a cloudy, dry day for many. then on saturday. again, some sunny spells a little bit of light rain over northern at times we may see a bit more for north coast of bit more rain for north coast of wales northwest wales and northwest england dunng wales and

briefly touching around five or six, may be 7 degrees in one or two places, closer to nine in the western isles in cloud to south—western england, and wales. here, mild and cloudy and damp at times. whereas we have got the crisp weather out towards the east and the south—east and there, temperatures will be closer to

it'll these will be mostly across the western isles . it'll be a bright western isles.land, but with some isolated mist and fog patches in places as well. a few showers will continue to affect parts of north—west england , but parts of north—west england, but there'll be some decent sunny , there'll be some decent sunny, particularly the further east. you a rural frost is possible in places across wales, but most it's a bright start to holiday monday cloudier across the far north, perhaps with an isolated coastal shower or two. meanwhile, looking at east midlands and it's a fine chilly start today with mostly skies across the region , temperatures across the region, temperatures down a little bit . they could down a little bit. they could just rise into double light winds and clear skies greets many across east anglia on bank houday many across east anglia on bank holiday monday . however, there holiday monday. however, there will be a little more the way of cloud across the far south cloudy across southern counties. first thing with further outbreaks of light and patch