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Its not been a pleasant day today. grace dies, outbreaks of rain. for this evening and overnight we can expect more rain. having said that, later in the night, the rain should start to improve across my northern and western areas of the uk. this is the weather front that is crossing the weather front that is crossing the country. you can see the back edge of it. that weather front will continue to sweep over us in the first course of the evening. in the early hours of sunday morning we will star...

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Weather across england and wales particularly as we start to see this rain cleared away. this ridge of high pressure follows them behind, so there will be quite a bit of dry weather once we have lost that rain. further north for scotland and northern ireland the rain will tend to ease the very blustery showers so it still will stay unsettled with threats of outbreaks of rain into the afternoon. temperatures near normal across northern areas bitmapped across england and wales, 19 in london, three...

In on the back edge across 0rkney and shetland for a time, one to clipping into the north—east of aberdeenshire. it is going to be a much colder night as well with temperatures getting down into single figures. there could be a few areas that get close to a frost if we keep the clear skies and light winds long enough. mid—week, high pressure brings in across northern areas of the uk. we have this low area of low pressure. something of a battleground across the uk. for many on tuesday it is a...

As i said, we are getting just sheets and sheets of rain. and usually these bands, as you know, when we cover these things, bands of rain they come in the go. this one come as it has gone, tom? >> no, youre in the circulation right now, and that northern part of the heavier bands of rainfall. in fact, its gonna continue to be quite heavy until the system moves out near the back edge. but because it continues to circulate, counterclockwise, don, were gonna be looking at heavy amounts of rain cont...

Bit. now he is on that back edge. you hear us talk about it all the time where we have the eyewall come through, which is the nastiest part of the storm, and then youre in the eye. things get calm and then you have to get ready for the back side of this. so bill is basically in round two of hurricane ian and he is experiencing winds very strong, possibly more than 100 miles an hour yet again. i know he is inside his safe place. but just outside could be experiencing winds of that magnitude. he h...

Thats it from me. get me online at l vonjones. im lewis vaughanjones with bbc news. hello there. the torrential downpours and thunderstorms that drenched some parts of southern and eastern england have been clearing away — the back edge of that turbulent weather there from a weather watcher in essex. this is how the rain developed and swept its way northwards. around 5000 lightning strikes moved through during the first part of the day. plenty more rain behind that as well, only slowly clearin...

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On to talk with us. hello there. the torrential downpours and thunderstorms that drenched some parts of southern and eastern england have been clearing away — the back edge of that turbulent weather there from a weather watcher in essex. this is how the rain developed and swept its way northwards. around 5000 lightning strikes moved through during the first part of the day. plenty more rain behind that as well, only slowly clearing away eastwards, and in some places — lets take bury st edmun...