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for most areas, it's a dry day with plenty of sunshine. the sunshine won't do much for the temperatures — 3—4 celsius for many areas — however further north, however, further north, that's where we're looking at the risk of some disruptive weather. an area of low pressure is set to move into this cold air with a spell of disruptive snow. now, the temperatures vary quite a bit across this weather system — for northern ireland, northern england northern england and southern scotland, the air�*s a little bit milder, so there could be some rain mixed in with that, the snow will be heaviest over hills. whereas on the northern edge of this weather system, the air is cold enough to have the snow come right down to low elevations. and that means, through the central lowlands of scotland northwards, we're looking at some disruptive snow — 5—10cm, maybe even 20 in a few places, and, as well as those low—elevation snow totals, we are looking at similaramounts up over the southern uplands of scotland. and then, through tuesday evening, we'll see some snow arrive across the higher pennines as well. so, there is the risk of some more
widespread disruption, i think, through tuesday. central lowlands of scotland, northwards, and across the hills of the southern uplands — i think that's where we'll most likely see the biggest chance of disruption. some cars might get stranded in the heaviest falls of snow. by wednesday, an area of low pressure comes in off the atlantic. now, there will be some snow on the northern edge, tickling southern england with the heaviest falls stay in europe 20—30cm over there — that means the most disruptive weather will be, again, across more northern portions of the uk. another five to as much as 20 centimetres of snow piling in across northern scotland, still with strong winds causing that snow to blow and drift around as well. similar weather on the cards for thursday, but eventually, we do get out of the freezer. this weekend sees a return of wet and windy weather.
tomorrow, first of all, england and wales, most areas, a dry day with plenty of sunshine. the sunshine went much in temperatures, for the reason many areas. however, further north, that is why we are looking at the risk of destructive weather. an area of low pressure is set to move into this cold out with a spell of destructive snow. now, the temperatures vary a bit across the weather system. northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland, a little milder. some rain mixed in with the snow. it will be the heaviest snow over hills. at the northern edge of the weather system, the snow will come down to low elevation, meaning that they have a central lowlands of scotland and northwards, we are looking at some disruptive snow, 5—10 centimetres, maybe even 20 in a few places. as well as those low elevation snow totals, we are looking at similar allowance in the southern uplands of scotland. the reduced evening, we will see some snow arrived across the hyatt pennines as well. the risk of some more widespread disruption
but over hills, maybe as much as 20 centimetres. further snow, then, overnight and some snow getting into pennine areas. so, all in all, i think through tuesday, we are likely to see some disruptive weather due to snowfall, particularly focused in scotland, including across the central lowlands. more snow to come as well through wednesday. that's going to cause further significant problems. this area of low pressure running in from the atlantic, well, it looks like that's going to give us a tickling of snowfall across the far south. in europe, 20 or 30 centimetres of snow. that's not that far away from us, but it's probably across the north of the uk that will continue to see the largest problems due to snow drifting around in those strong winds. bye for now.
however, further north, that's where we're looking at the risk of some disruptive weather. an area of low pressure is set to move into this cold air with a spell of disruptive snow. now, the temperatures vary quite a bit across this weather system — for northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland, the air�*s a little bit milder, so there could be some rain mixed in with that, the snow will be heaviest over hills. whereas on the northern edge of this weather system, the air is cold enough to have the snow come right down to low elevations. and that means, through the central lowlands of scotland northwards, we're looking at some disruptive snow — 5—10cm, maybe even 20 in a few places, and, as well as those low—elevation snow totals, we are looking at similar amounts up over the southern uplands of scotland. and then, through tuesday evening, we'll see some snow arrive across the higher pennines as well. so, there is the risk of some more widespread disruption, i think, through tuesday. central lowlands of scotland, northwards, and across the hills of the southern uplands — i think that's where we'll most likely see the biggest
of the snow and blizzard—like conditions at times. anotherfreezing cold night — —2 to —4 in the towns and cities, a lot colder than that, though, in the countryside. tomorrow, first of all, england and wales, for most areas, it's a dry day with plenty of sunshine. the sunshine won't do much for the temperatures — 3—4 celsius for many areas — however, further north, that's where we're looking at the risk of some disruptive weather. an area of low pressure is set to move into this cold air with a spell of disruptive snow. now, the temperatures vary quite a bit across this weather system — for northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland, the air�*s a little bit milder, so there could be some rain mixed in with that, the snow will be heaviest over hills. whereas on the northern edge of this weather system, the air is cold enough to have the snow come right down to low elevations. and that means, through the central lowlands of scotland northwards, we're looking at some disruptive snow — 5—10cm, maybe even 20
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weather further north. three or four celsius but colder weatherfurther north. further three or four celsius but colder weather further north. further north weather further north. further north we have some problems. this little area of low pressure is running into all this cold air. it turns into a speu all this cold air. it turns into a spell of snow. mixed in with the area of low pressure there are different temperatures will stop across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england you might find some snow turns back to rain at lower elevations but through the central lowlands and northern scotland we will see snow coming down heavily right down to lower elevations. a lot of snow as well. we will get something like 5—10 centimetres, some places could see 20 centimetres. that is going to cause a few problems for scotland during tomorrow. and then through the evening time we will start seeing some snow running into the higher elevation hills of northern england, more snow in scotland following. heavy snow for scotland including the central lowlands tomorrow. we are looking at a high risk of seeing some disruption. the hills of the southern uplands could have some problems. there snookered be heavy enough to is because some vehicles to be stranded. 0n into wednesday, more snow showers in the north, the weather system moving into the south. it gives us a
who we called laura. it wasn't her real name, and her words are spoken for her to protect her identity. her case was featured in today's report. here, she tells me how the abuse escalated. not only went from having money and phones, it was then having to then have sex with not one, not two, but more of their friends, and then it became like the vicious circle of the grooming. yeah, well, i got picked up, then, as what they call my friends, and as we drove up onto the top of the hills, it was like half one in the morning, pitch black, and they were making me do sexual, give, have sex with these other men, and as i refused and said no, then there was arguing and fighting, and i was having to fight them off me. and then they took my coat and my shoes off me, and theyjust threw me out of the car and i was left there on my own, and a passer—by walked past and picked me up and took me to police station.
with plenty of sunshine. the sunshine won�*t do much for the temperatures — 3—4 celsius for many areas — however, further north, that�*s where we�*re looking at the risk of some disruptive weather. an area of low pressure is set to move into this cold air with a spell of disruptive snow. now, the temperatures vary quite a bit across this weather system — for northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland, the air�*s a little bit milder, so there could be some rain mixed in with that, the snow will be heaviest over hills. whereas on the northern edge of this weather system, the air is cold enough to have the snow come right down to low elevations. and that means, through the central lowlands of scotland northwards, we�*re looking at some disruptive snow — 5—10cm, maybe even 20 in a few places, and, as well as those low—elevation snow totals, we are looking at similar amounts up over the southern uplands of scotland. and then, through tuesday evening, we�*ll see some snow arrive across the higher pennines, as well. so, there is the risk of some more widespread disruption, i think, through tuesday. central lowlands of scotland, northwards, and across the hills of the southern uplands — i think that�*s where we�*ll most likely see the biggest