high pressure is still with us the same one but what happens is we get the recirculation of air moving into northern regions of the country. friday summer i ll be able to be across north scotland with a lot of crowd thick enough to bring drizzle to the western isles and the highlands with foss to start the day with a few mist and fog patches and temperatures ranging from ten england and scotland to around 6 degrees across the southeast. as we get into the weekend and next week a lot of there with temperatures returning to average or the above.
north of scotland during wednesday and snow showers coming down to sea level where gusts of wind and reach 40 level where gusts of wind and reach a0 or 50 mph with temperatures feeling cold. england and wales have an eye rain easing as the front proceedings into our area of high pressure. for many of us lots of sunshine and a few showers coming into northwestern areas. wednesday night it will get cold and they will be fast and as the cold air arrives we will see increasing showers turning to snow and that s the way of things into thursday. went to showers possible around the north sea but the winds of short enough to take most of the showers out to see which showers coming down the irish sea coast of west wales in southwest england but for many of us another day of sparkling sunshine but it will be chilly and temperatures on thursday for many of us will be around two or three celsius below average forjanuary but the cold air does not hang around for long and
friday s talks deliver a different outcome. thanks for watching. hello again. most of us had a fine and dry day. the sunrise was spectacular, and this was one of the weather watcher pictures showing a layer of cumulus being lit up by the rising sun. it was a decent day across parts of eastern england. some sunshine and mist and fog all day, some of these areas and parts of the west midlands. a few patches initially, further north, with this band of rain spreading into scotland, northern ireland, northern england later. this is a cold front. this cold front is going to push its way southwards, bringing something of a change. it will be getting a good deal colder gradually. the really cold air will be across the far north of scotland during wednesday.
which connects tonga to the world. it lasted 8 minutes and sent ash 20 kilometres into the air. and it triggered a tsunami across the pacific waves reached as far as alaska almost 10,000km away. and this was the tongan capital, nuku alofa. waves nearly a metre high flooded buildings. now these are pictures from saturday and now several days on we got an idea of the damage. here s the new zealand s high commissioner to tonga on the phone from capital. it s a huge clean up operation under way that the town has been blanketed in volcanic dust but they are making progress and roads have been cleared and the buildings being cleaned up and the buildings being cleaned up and on the waterfront lots of rubble and on the waterfront lots of rubble and rock and some damage to the
widespread frost, and as that colder air arrives, so we will see those showers turn to snow. that s the way of things into thursday. a few showers possible around the north sea, but for the most part, the winds offshore enough to take most of the showers and keep them out to sea. coming down the irish sea coast, but for many, another day of sparkling sunshine. but it will be chilly with temperatures on thursday for many of us around about 2 or three celsius below average. but the cold air doesn t hang around long. high pressure is still with us. what starts to happen is we get a recirculation of this milder air moving into northern regions of the country. so, friday, some of the mildest air across northern scotland. a lot of cloud which will be thick enough to bring some drizzle, particularly to the next or neither. western islands. our temperatures range from ten to