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lontinue driving in showers. we will continue to see more rain tonight. fading back to the north—west coasts. but also down across the midlands and wales and into cheshire, the cloud will thicken, bringing rain. mild for most of us. where we see the clear spells in northern england and eastern scotland, the temperatures may be a few degrees above freezing. tomorrow, the cloud in the south breaking up. the rain clearing from here. sunny spells and a scatters of showers. fewershowers. most in here. sunny spells and a scatters of showers. fewer showers. most in the north—west. fewer further south. top temperatures between 1a to 17, but cooler across the northern half of scotland. and looking ahead, to friday and saturday, low pressure still to the north, high pressure trying to move in, but this system easing away as it heads south. still a few showers around for friday and into the weekend. mainly across
winds across the north west. some rain crossing scotland this morning, behind that, heavy, thundery showers with pale, wintry above 800 metres orso with pale, wintry above 800 metres or so and as we move south there will be some scattered showers but a lot of us will mist them and have a dry day and it will not be as windy in the south as yesterday. temperatures ranging from about ten to 17 degrees north to south. as we head on through the evening and overnight, once again we have a new weather front coming overnight, once again we have a new weatherfront coming in overnight, once again we have a new weather front coming in across the north of scotland that will introduce some rain. another one bringing some rain across the likes of wales, cheshire, in through lincolnshire. that will slowly slip southwards. they will be some clear skies and it is going to be another chilly start to the day, rather like this morning. temperatures falling away to low or mid single figures for many. tomorrow, we start off with a band of cloud syncing south across england and wales. then once again a day of sunshine and showers. most of the showers will be in the
normandy, 27,000 of them are left from portsmouth and gosport and they were so many ships along the shore that eyewitnesses said it seemed as though it would be possible to walk from portsmouth to the isle of wight across their decks and portsmouth was the headquarters and main departure point for military naval units destined for the normandy coast. quite a poignant moment there, and interesting to see that shot, as well. as i was saying a moment ago, the forecast for today for us all is one of sunshine and showers, a lot of them in the north of the country. there will be brisk winds and the driest conditions will be further south, where we will see some sunny spells. we have our weather front that has moved across over the course of the night, bringing rain across the country. low pressure is still firmly in charge of our weather and the isobars telling us we have brisk
northern half of the country, where once again they will be accompanied by brisk winds in the north—west, gusting as much as 40 mph, for example. still wintry about 700 or 800 metres in the highlands, and temperatures tomorrow up to about 17 or 18 degrees. as we head into friday, a weather front across the north of scotland will push southwards across the rest of scotland and northern ireland, eventually getting into northern england. here, aftera bright eventually getting into northern england. here, after a bright start it will cloud over and asked the weather front pushes south, again, a bit more cloud developing through the day was behind the weather front we are back into that regime that we are getting used to, which is sunshine and showers, a brisk wind in the north—west, with a top temperature in the sunshine that could well reach 19 degrees. it is business as usual with the weather. thank you. gosh, isn't it looking absolutely lovely in portsmouth for the d—day commemorations?
goes hand—in—hand with some high levels of pollen today across the southern half of the uk and high levels of uv, strong sunshine, despite feeling chilly. those showers and that brisk wind continue through the evening and overnight, particularly in the north—west. it is going to be really chilly, close to freezing in the glens, but further south it will be a nippy start to the thursday morning given the time of year. that is because the time of year. that is because the north—westerly winds continue, the north—westerly winds continue, the low pressure is anchored to the north of us, not many isobars in the south close to this ridge of high pressure, so that will influence the weather across england and wales, few were showers here, but it will not be an altogether dry day. there will be the odd shower around but they will be more frequent, coming into northern and western parts of scotland and the islands with that brisk north—west wind. perhaps a notch down on today so temperatures might also get up a degree on those of today as well, so 14 to 18, potentially, but that is still below
average for the time of year. there is a chance on friday we will see a weather front with more persistent rain driving southwards across scotland. a bit more cloud for england and wales because of the low pressure is closing in, getting closer to the north of scotland. 0nce closer to the north of scotland. once again, 11 to 18. strong sunshine at this time of year, but we would expect as he temperatures a little higher. and it is at the same story as we go into the weekend. low pressure, so more likely chance of showers across scotland and northern ireland. furthersouth, lengthier ireland. further south, lengthier dry ireland. furthersouth, lengthier dry and bright spells.
between 15—20 north to south. tonight, a weatherfront between 15—20 north to south. tonight, a weather front comes between 15—20 north to south. tonight, a weatherfront comes into the north of scotland introducing rain. another comes in across wales, cheshire, lincolnshire, introducing rain. another cold night but generally the wind will ease overnight. tomorrow we start with cloud sinking south across england and wales which will clear. for many, a day of sunshine and showers. most of the showers in the north of scotland, especially the north—west accompanied by a brisk wind. wintry showers above 700 metres in scotland. temperatures tomorrow up to 18, possibly19. a scotland. temperatures tomorrow up to 18, possibly 19. a pleasant start. back to you. thank you. poignant what you were saying about what was going through the minds of the lads going through the minds of the lads going down to the beach and boarding
those troops must have felt watching the beach disappear as they crossed over towards normandy. i mentioned it was a cold start this morning. the forecast for us all today is sunshine and scattered, blustery showers. we will not all see the showers. we will not all see the showers. they will be most frequent in the north and we start with fog in the north and we start with fog in northern ireland and around the home counties. that will live. a chilly start to the day if you have not been out. a lot of sunshine across many areas. we have a weather front across scotland producing rain. behind that, sunshine and showers. some will be heavy and thundery. further south, showers. some will be heavy and thundery. furthersouth, looking at fewer showers and sunshine. it will feel cold in the brisk wind across the north west. top temperatures ranging from 10—17 north to south. the average at this time is roughly
cash may no longer be king, but the king is now on the cash. from today, banknotes featuring charles iii go into circulation, making him only the second monarch ever to appear on them. good morning from portsmouth, i good morning from portsmouth, lam atone _ good morning from portsmouth, lam atone of— good morning from portsmouth, lam atone of the — good morning from portsmouth, lam at one of the locations that troops used _ at one of the locations that troops used to— at one of the locations that troops used to board landing craft that would _ used to board landing craft that would take them to modern —— normandie. dry in the south, brisk winds— normandie. dry in the south, brisk winds in— normandie. dry in the south, brisk winds in the — normandie. dry in the south, brisk winds in the west. all the details laten _ it's wednesday, the 5th ofjune. our main story. rishi sunak and sir keir starmer have clashed on taxes, the nhs, immigration and the cost of living in theirfirst general election debate on itv. the labour leader challenged the prime minister over hospital waiting lists, whilst rishi sunak took aims at labour's spending plans.
particularly across north—west scotland. we start on a sunny note across many parts of england and wales. we do have a weather front crossing scotland bringing rain. that will push south, behind it, back into sunshine and showers, but some showers heavy and thundery with hail and wintry above about 700 metres in the highlands. we could see showers developing across parts of england and wales but they will be well scattered. temperatures ranging from 10—17 north to south. overnight, a new weatherfront ranging from 10—17 north to south. overnight, a new weather front comes into the north of scotland bearing rain. we have another across north wales, cheshire, lincolnshire, bringing rain. the overnight loan, another cold night, temperatures dipping into single figures for many. that is how we start tomorrow. another day of sunshine and showers.