fronts crossing the country, weak weather fronts, and they often bring a lot of cloud and some rain for a time, which will be crossing eastern scotland, northern central england, maybe making its way towards wales later in the afternoon. i think for most of us it will be just a cloudy day with spits and spots of rain for a time and chilly typically ten, 11, 12 celsius. the weather further west will certainly be brighter and dry because we're closer to the centre of that high pressure, which by tuesday will have drifted out into the atlantic, and in its wake we have a northerly breeze once again, so it's thatjet stream that's dragging in the colder airfrom the north. so again, on the north sea coast, often cloudy, some showers, chilly, the best of the weather out towards the west here. here temperatures could just about manage the mid—teens, but in newcastle, no higher than nine degrees on tuesday. and then tuesday into wednesday — well, not not an awful lot changes. low pressure tries to sneak in,