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snow and snow become combined and wednesday morning, area of low pressure with the wind turning later for some into wednesday but around the peripheries, we still see some widespread gales, stronger wind for shetland, the rest of us will have sunshine and heavy showers. goodbye for now.
being infectious may be shorter with omicron than it is the delta variant and so that is a cause of some concern and omicron has also been detected in 52 countries now crossed the road. that is the latest there from the health secretary. now, we have been hearing that thousands of people are still without heating and hot water over ten days after storm or wind and yellow weather warnings for wind, or wind and yellow weather warnings forwind, rain or wind and yellow weather warnings for wind, rain and snow have been issued across the country add of another storm, and that is due to hit tomorrow. who better to talk about this than our weather presenter was with me up with the very latest in people, just trying to get over that first storm and now, the storm is on the way. it would be as bad? it now, the storm is on the way. it would be as bad?— would be as bad? it is different because it _ would be as bad? it is different because it is — would be as bad? it is different because it is going _ would be as bad? it is different because it is going to bring - would be as bad? it is different because it is going to bring the | because it is going to bring the worst of the weather to different areas and mainly because it's actually coming in from a different location. this is the deepening
low—pressure steeping in and it's going to hit southern ireland forced a vault and they named the storm. that is what the impact is likely to be greatest. and this was the uk is concerned, it is tomorrow in particular that the wind will start to pick up in the strongest winds are going to be through the eye receipt coastal areas and through the english channel. we could see with go through 80 miles an hour. with a yellow area there there's a large part of the uk that is likely to have wind gusts of 40 or 50 miles an hour. it's worth pointing out that these yellow warnings from the met office. so these are the lowest levels of warning. they might wrap up levels of warning. they might wrap up as we head into tomorrow's going to the storm. i5 up as we head into tomorrow's going to the storm-— to the storm. is not 'ust one high wind, is m h to the storm. is not 'ust one high wind, is it? no, _ to the storm. is not 'ust one high wind, is it? no, it_ to the storm. is notjust one high wind, is it? no, it is a _ to the storm. is notjust one high wind, is it? no, it is a dual- wind, is it? no, it is a dualthreat reall . wind, is it? no, it is a dualthreat reallv- not— wind, is it? no, it is a dualthreat really. notjust _ wind, is it? no, it is a dualthreat really. notjust rain _ wind, is it? no, it is a dualthreat really. notjust rain but _ wind, is it? no, it is a dualthreat really. notjust rain but snow - wind, is it? no, it is a dualthreat really. notjust rain but snow and j really. notjust rain but snow and snow could have an impact as well. this will be expecting snow amounts to be by the end of tomorrow. the peak district, the penn nines, the
to net our doable, more achievable. interesting to get your thoughts _ doable, more achievable. interesting to get your thoughts and _ doable, more achievable. interesting to get your thoughts and thank - doable, more achievable. interesting to get your thoughts and thank you i to get your thoughts and thank you so much for your time. harry ferguson a professor of social work at the university of birmingham, thank you. around 1600 properties in the north east of england are still without power ten days after storm arwen. yellow weather warnings for wind and snow have been issued ahead of storm barra, which is due to hit the uk tomorrow. the energy provider for the north east of england says it hopes to reconnect every home before the storm hits. in the last hour, the business minister, greg hands, said it was completely unacceptable that some homes were still without power. mr speaker, we have removed the compensation limit to allow customers affected to claim up to £140 per day if they are without power. and i'm glad to say, mr speaker, that 99.8% of those affected by the storm have had their power supply restored so far. but, mr speaker, this isn't good enough. it is completely unacceptable that around 1600 were still in this