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By around lunchtime, it should clear out into the north sea. all areas are brighter, with sunny spells, scattered showers, some heavy ones across southern and western areas, and it will be windy, with gales around coasts. you can see the wind speeds even further east, but touching gale force around southern and western coasts. some huge waves crashing onshore as well. temperatures starting mild and dropping back into the afternoon, highs of 8—11 degrees. it stays blustery overnight saturday ni...

By around lunchtime, it should clear out into the north sea. all areas are brighter, with sunny spells, scattered showers, some heavy ones across southern and western areas, and it will be windy, with gales around coasts. you can see the wind speeds even further east, but touching gale force around southern and western coasts. some huge waves crashing onshore as well. temperatures starting mild and dropping back into the afternoon, highs of 8—11 degrees. it stays blustery overnight saturday ni...

Onshore as well. temperatures starting mild and dropping back into the afternoon, highs of 8—11 degrees. it stays blustery overnight saturday night, windy gales in the north and west, plenty of showers in southern and western areas, drier interludes further east, and temperatures falling to lows of 5—8 degrees — thats pretty typical. then for sunday, an area of low pressure to the north of scotland, lots of isobars on the charts, not quite as many as saturday. so its still going to be wind...

Interludes further east, and temperatures falling to lows of 5—8 degrees — thats pretty typical. then for sunday, an area of low pressure to the north of scotland, lots of isobars on the charts, not quite as many as saturday. so its still going to be windy, not as windy, and weather fronts towards the south will enhance the shower activity. so it could be southern and western parts of england and wales seeing the heaviest of the showers through the day. some heavy, some rumbles of thunder, s...

Windy as saturday, still blustery, sunny spells, scattered showers, some heavy across southern areas and rumbles of thunder and hail mixed in, temperatures in single digits, close to the seasonal norm, 7—9. on monday, another window of fine weather before it turns mild, wet and windy again on tuesday. its an up and windy again on tuesday. its an up and down sort of week. thats it, theres more analysis on newsnight with faisal islam and the news continues here on bbc one as we join our colleagu...

And it will make its way across much of the mainland through the night. so with more cloud, wind and rain around, it doesnt look quite as chilly. just bear in mind again, through today and tonight, still blowing a gale across the northern isles. thats been relentless, those gale force winds, in the last three or four days. very rough conditions indeed here. now, weve got that rain first thing in the morning, a wet start in the east again. but it should clear through, unlike the rain weve had. th...

Its a rather grey picture. still some drizzly rain further east. but it does look dry for todays rugby league world cup finals at least. and with some brightness around early afternoon, before darkness falls, and then as we head through the latter part of the evening, that rain from northern ireland pushes across western scotland, western fringes of england and wales. and it will make its way across much of the mainland through the night. so with more cloud, wind and rain around, it doesnt look ...

This year. weve had some beautiful pictures but what a soggy dog walking day it has been, hasnt it? we have had a thorough soaking if you have been out and about. you can see the rainfall in the last few hours, it is still across scotland at the moment with tricky travel conditions and heavy showers sweeping in behind. some of the wettest places have had between 50 and 75 millimetres of rain in the past 12 to 18 hours. no wonder we have flood warnings out in some parts of south england and scotl...

Can see lots of isobars on the charts driving the showers in. some of the heaviest ones we can expect affecting more southern counties of england, towards the south—west and wales and some running of the receipt to north—west england. some of the showers will push northwards and eastwards forming bands, some of them heavy and rumbles of thunder. in between, good spells of sunshine and the wind is still a feature. temperature 12 to 15, 16 degrees which is very mild for the time of year. this ...

North, some heavy. some rumbles of thunder, blustery day for all areas, gusting 50 to 60 mph across more exposed to questionnaires. temperatures on the mild side, 12 to 15, it might not feel like it because of the strength of the wind.