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Take Me to the Opera

the cold air, especially along the north sea coast. just temporarily some slightly warmer weather there heading particularly to ireland but on the whole, it will stay fairly chilly. now, the outlook for sunday, then, shows thicker cloud and bits and pieces of rain for eastern central and maybe some in scotland and quite cloudy here for many of us but for the rest of the country i think variable amounts of cloud on sunday with the sunniest of the weather out towards the south and the west and noticed that in western parts of northern ireland, it could warm up to about 17 or 18 degrees on the northeast coast, close to ten in that northerly wind. on monday, the high pressure is still with us but further weather fronts crossing the country. weak weather fronts, and they often bring a lot of cloud and some rain for a time would be crossing eastern scotland, northern, central england and maybe making its way towards wealth later in the afternoon. i think for most of us, it will be just a cloudy day with split spots of rain for a time and chilly, typically ten, 11, 12 celsius. the weather further west will certainly be dry before

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Oleksandr Zinchenko

will be further towards the west — and i use the word �warmest� very loosely here. here's the area of high pressure for sunday, but notice that a weather front has just snuck in to the north of that high pressure. and here's our jet stream pattern. notice how the jet stream's blowing in from the north and dragging in the cold air, especially along the north sea coast. just temporarily some slightly warmer weather there heading particularly to ireland but, on the whole, it will stay fairly chilly. now, the outlook for sunday then shows thicker cloud and bits and pieces of rain for eastern, central and maybe southern scotland and quite cloudy here for many of us. but for the rest of the country, i think, variable amounts of cloud on sunday with the sunniest of the weather out towards the south and the west. and notice that in western parts of northern ireland, it could warm up to about 17 or 18 degrees on the north sea coast, closer to ten in that northerly wind. on monday, the high pressure�*s still with us, but further weather fronts crossing

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The Travel Show

towards the west. and i use the word warmest very loosely here. here's the area of high pressure for sunday, but notice that a weather front has just snuck into the north of that high pressure. and here's ourjet stream pattern. notice how the jet stream blowing in from the north and dragging in the colder air, especially along the north sea coast. just temporarily, some slightly warmer weather there heading particularly to ireland. but on the whole, it will stay fairly chilly. now, the outlook for sunday then shows thicker cloud and bits and pieces of rain for eastern central and maybe southern scotland and quite cloudy here for many of us. but the rest of the country, i think variable amounts of cloud on sunday with the sunniest of the weather out towards the south and the west. and notice that in western parts of northern ireland it could warm up to about 17 or 18 degrees. on the north sea coast, closer to ten in that northerly wind. on monday, the high pressure still with us, but further weather

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Take Me to the Opera

of northern ireland could get all the way up to 18 celsius. some eastern counties of england may only get to 8—9 c. this weather front still with us as we move into sunday and monday. they will be quite a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain particularly across central and eastern parts of england. some spells of sunshine around but across the uk, a cloudy story on monday. underneath this weather front, the temperatures will struggle, 8—9 c, maybe ten. disappointing that this time in april. monday night into tuesday, that dying weather front journey southward. cloud, showers into the south—east corner. i'm hoping we will see more sunshine further north but scotland will have the sunniest of the weather with temperatures up to 15—16 c. those temperatures up to 15—16 c. those

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Oleksandr Zinchenko

and the brightest and warmest of all weather will be further towards the west. and i use the word warmest very loosely here. here's the area of high pressure for sunday, but notice that a weather front has just snuck into the north of that high pressure. and here's ourjet stream pattern. notice how the jet stream blowing in from the north and dragging in the colder air, especially along the north sea coast. just temporarily, some slightly warmer weather there heading particularly to ireland. but on the whole, it will stay fairly chilly. now, the outlook for sunday then shows thicker cloud and bits and pieces of rain for eastern central and maybe southern scotland and quite cloudy here for many of us. but the rest of the country, i think variable amounts of cloud on sunday with the sunniest of the weather out towards the south and the west. and notice that in western parts of northern ireland it could warm up to about 17 or 18 degrees. 0n the north sea coast, closer to ten in that northerly wind.

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The Travel Show

some cloud, maybe some showers, into the south—east corner. i'm hopeful we will see a bit more sunshine further north and west. so northern ireland, scotland, likely to have the sunniest of the weather and the warmest of the weather too, perhaps up to 15 or 16 degrees. temperatures further south recovering just a little bit — up to 11, 12 or 13. by wednesday we may well see some good spells of sunshine. some areas of patchy cloud as well. it does look largely dry and those temperatures, for most of us, in a range between nine and 1a degrees. as we look towards the end of next week, and into the following weekend, it looks like our area of high pressure will tend to retreat westwards. that will allow low pressure to take over. but exactly how that transitions to low pressure is still open to a degree of uncertainty. however, with low pressure close by it is likely we will see showers or longer spells of rain returning. so the increasing chance of wet weather through the end of next week and on into the weekend. with that low just to the south

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Breakfast

sunniest will be eastern scotland. evenif sunniest will be eastern scotland. even if it feels chilly, seven or eight across the south. patchy rain in the north—west will sink into scotland and northern ireland for saturday, and the north breeze picking up but to the south and east of england and southern wales, it will be a sunny day on saturday but temperatures starting to drop a little bit after a cold start. frost first thing and temperatures around five or 6 degrees during the afternoon. it gets colder as we see out the weekend, saturday night cloud and patchy rain working south across the country introducing more of a northerly air flow to what we will see on the next few days. sunday, more cloud, patchy drizzle across southern areas before things brighten up later, a few showers around but those turning increasingly to snow across the north and east of scotland, temperatures dropping two or three degrees in the afternoon and a noticeable wind—chill. and there is an even greater chance of some more

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Breakfast

beenin cold. maybe not as cold as it has been in recent days for some of you. a lot more cloud. fewer showers compared to yesterday. most of you will be dry. where the coldest parts are this morning you will see some sunshine. counties coldest of all right now. chilly on the scottish mountains. six to 7 degrees in northern ireland. a fairly grey and cloudy start to your thursday. sunniest of all down towards the southern counties. the cloud in the south—west will clear for a time. with the wind coming from a north—easterly direction we will poach more cloud towards the midlands and wales later. sunshine in the channel islands, the south—west and south wales. still some sunshine in western scotland. winds lighter. colder down the east coast. temperatures closer to where we should be for this date in january. as we go into tonight, we

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Breakfast

some of the weather extremes we're experiencing. and it's ourjob to do that while still letting you know if it's a good day to hang the washing out. are you going to do the sticky thing now, this ticketing? zf} are you going to do the sticky thing now, this ticketing?— now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month _ now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i _ now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i walked _ now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i walked into - now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i walked into the i now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i walked into the bbcl this month i walked into the bbc weather centre, i mist out on the weather centre, i mist out on the weather symbols, so no expense spared, not quite magnetic but here we go. here is yourforecast spared, not quite magnetic but here we go. here is your forecast using the power of symbols. showers across eastern areas, one 01’ showers across eastern areas, one or two today but most of those will fade away. most of you will have a dry day. sunniest towards the south—west of the country, but for most of us it will be a cloudy day. this is harder than it looks. with the odd glamour of sunshine. share this is harder than it looks. with the odd glamour of sunshine. are you 'ust the odd glamour of sunshine. are you just slapping — the odd glamour of sunshine. are you just slapping them — the odd glamour of sunshine. are you just slapping them on _ the odd glamour of sunshine. are you just slapping them on anywhere? i the odd glamour of sunshine. are you just slapping them on anywhere? no, j just slapping them on anywhere? no, it's a ve just slapping them on anywhere? iifr, it's a very precise... just slapping them on anywhere? no,

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The Travel Show

the midlands at times. once again, it's the south—east that will be driest, sunniest and warmest. now, if you were watching yesterday, we were talking about how — well, we were hopeful, actually — that warm air across the near continent would start to work its way in. it looks as though now it mightjust stay there. we'll see a little bit of it across parts of the south—east of england but this high pressure tending to push it away and that means the low pressure still with us in the north, so cloudy and damp here. drier with some sunshine further south but perhaps not quite the temperatures reaching the high 20s that we had thought. still, 25—26 celsius is above average — not bad at all. further north, cooler and fresher with the cloud and the rain and the wind. and then, for the end of the week, well, low pressure begins to take over, more of a northerly drift, and certainly turning more unsettled through parts of central and southern england after what will be a pretty settled start to the week. and you can see on the outlook, after that dry and sunny start in the south—east, turning more unsettled. temperatures around about average, really, for the time of year.

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