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Northern ireland and scotland tending to see more cloud, some rain getting into the north—west of scotland. and ahead of that some very strong and gusty winds with gusts and ahead of that, some very strong and gusty winds with gusts of perhaps 75 miles per hour in exposed spots in the north—west of scotland. temperatures generally between 7—10 degrees, but it may stay a little colder than that if you keep fog with you for any length of time across the south. now, as we head through wednesd...

But across england and wales, we should see some spells of sunshine. northern ireland and scotland tending to see more cloud, some rain getting into the north—west of scotland. and ahead of that, some very strong and gusty winds with gusts of perhaps 75 miles per hour in exposed spots in the north—west of scotland. temperatures generally between 7—10 degrees, but it may stay a little colder than that if you keep fog with you for any length of time across the south. now, as we head through ...

Winter, and guess what? places in the south have eseen more snow. atlanta, they have had more than a trace. considered measurable. we have had many days without measurable snow in new york, and if we continue, well get to the second longest consecutive streak without snowfall. there is snow on the radar, considerably across much of the northeast. think about "dumb & dumber," and one of the quotes, youre telling me theres a chance. there certainly is. we dont have to look too far to the north and...

Space imagery coming for you later. i will explain about the weather, good morning. another great start if youre about to draw the curtains open we have done so, its thoroughly wet out there for the vast majority. quite windy in places through the day. its not going to be raining all day long for the vast majority, we will see a bit of sunshine but of course, after a night in which weve seen up to 50 millimetres of rain, two inches and some hills in western england and wales, flood warnings are ...

Hills of— and we have that pu5hing into the hills of scotland, kearney —— curling — hills of scotland, kearney —— curling background and into western scotland _ curling background and into western scotland. something drier come5 our way but _ scotland. something drier come5 our way but its— scotland. something drier come5 our way but its going to be noticeably colder— way but its going to be noticeably colder between the country. we see the back— colder between the country. we ...

Showers, maybe longer spells of rain at times as the showers tend tojoin together. and we will be back into something just a little bit chillier by this stage. so you can see from the blobs of white, there may be some wintriness in the showers, but again that will be over hills and mountains in the north, particularly in scotland. and we are back to those temperatures of between seven and 10 degrees. this brisk westerly flow continuing to bring frontal systems in our direction. by thursday, it m...

So cardiff, london, plymouth at 12 degrees, even further north we are looking at eight there, aberdeen should be a mild feeling day. that very mild feel probably wont last. as we look further ahead towards the end of the week into the weekend, low pressure is likely to be to the north of us, and again as we get on the back edge of that low, we are likely to bring in a north—westerly wind, perhaps more other northerly wind developing injust for a time. there are signs as we go further ahead in ...

And again as we get on the back edge of that low, we are likely to bring in a north—westerly wind, perhaps more other northerly wind developing in just for a time. there are signs as we go further ahead in ourforecast that we could get into something just a little bit colder, again nothing exceptionalfor this time of year but temperatures are likely to drop awayjust a little. and with colder weather at this time of year, there is of course always the chance that we could see something a little...

To drift northwards. plenty of showers following on with some blustery winds. overnight, temperatures generally between 4—8 degrees. but as we go into thursday, a subtle change because as this area of low pressure drifts through and we end up on the back edge of it, well, the winds will shift direction to a north—westerly, so its going to feel a little bit chillier on thursday. nothing exceptional for the time of year. its certainly not going to be a cold day butjust a slightly chillier one,...

Mixing in over the highest ground of the grampians. its going to be windy, particularly across england and wales. those are the gusts we can expect through the afternoon. but it will be mild for most, 11 or 12 degrees for much of england and wales, 10 there for northern ireland. for scotland, highs of six or seven degrees. now, as we go through wednesday night, this band of rain — with some snow over the mountains in scotland — will continue to drift northwards. plenty of showers following o...