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With this weather front in excess of 50 mph. now, for most of us, its going to be mild, 10—13 celsius, but it will be turning colder behind that weather front — only five celsius there for stornoway. so you can see why this colder air moves in behind the cold fronts, as the name suggests, as it slowly works its way southeastwards during thursday night. so itll be lying through central parts of the country by the middle parts of the night. eventually, that rain will be pushing through england...

But turning very strong across the northwest, with this weather front in excess of 50 mph. now, for most of us, its going to be mild, 10—13 celsius, but it will be turning colder behind that weather front — only five celsius there for stornoway. so you can see why this colder air moves in behind the cold fronts, as the name suggests, as it slowly works its way southeastwards during thursday night. so itll be lying through central parts of the country by the middle parts of the night. eventua...

Has turned to sleet on the back edge. 0ne has turned to sleet on the back edge. one or two isolated showers. the odd rumble of thunder, all pushed along by a brisk wind which is adding to the chill today. colder than yesterday. other temperatures on the thermometer. school run, dog walk, this is what it will feel like sub zero. a cold evening ahead. the showers will fade for a time. more pushing into western scotland and northern ireland later put up before they arrive it will be a cold night wi...

Works its way southeastwards so, it�*ll be lying through central parts of the country eventually, that rain will be pushing through england and wales, a little bit of wintriness on its back edge as colder air digs in, there�*ll be wintry, blustery showers and clear spells for scotland, and northern ireland. could see a touch of ice across northern parts of the country by the end of the night, but less cold further south and east ahead of the weather front. so, for friday, then, we start with...

Tonight. plenty more to stay into stephanie, ron christie also joining us on the other side of the break. we will talk about cost of living, things at downing street and also jeff a sosas living, things at downing street and alsojeff a sosas symbiont. good evening, today has been another mild day. the same cannot be said for tomorrow because cold air has been lying in wait up to the north—west, and it is now making its move south—eastwards. the cold air being brought in our direction by this...

Would see on the of this here on bbc news. cold there has been lying in wait towards the north—west and is now making its way south eastwards, brought our way by this weather front, cold front generating heavy bursts of rain through tonight and indeed a little bit of wintry weather on its back edge, wintry showers putting on across parts of ireland and some quite strong gusty winds but that follow the progress of this weather front as it sinks south eastwards across england and wales over nigh...

Pennines, the peak district, snowdonia and the brecon beacons, may be part of the west midlands, we could see a little bit of snow mixing in on the back edge as the cold air digs its way down from the north. some brisk winds but an increasingly cold feel as those chilly conditions are spread down from the north. ice likely in northern ireland and parts of scotland. rain and snow over high ground, clearing the south—east corner. there will be some in the southeast with that weather feature. as ...

To north—west scotland, northern ireland later on. itll be a blustery day for all the winds picking up, but turning very strong across the northwest, with this weather front in excess of 50 mph. now, for most of us, its going to be mild, 10—13 celsius, but it will be turning colder behind that weather front — only five celsius there for stornoway. so you can see why this colder air moves in behind the cold fronts, as the name suggests, as it slowly works its way southeastwards during thurs...

Potentially to lower levels — particularly on the back edge of that weather front. and that will be a theme through tonight. 0ur frontal system will work its way southwards, and on the back edge of it — so across the high ground of the pennines, the peak district, the staffordshire moorlands, the hills of wales, the west midlands, perhaps even into the moors of the south—west, we could well see a little bit of snow mixing and on the back edge of that weather front as a some colder air star...

But turning very strong across the northwest, with this weather front in excess of 50 mph. now, for most of us, its going to be mild, 10—13 celsius, but it will be turning colder behind that weather front — only five celsius there for stornoway. so you can see why this colder air moves in behind the cold fronts, as the name suggests, as it slowly works its way southeastwards during thursday night. so itll be lying through central parts of the country by the middle parts of the night. eventua...