activity which intensified overnight, no lives are in danger, the president says infrastructure may be under threat. stay with us. i will be back after a short break. hello there. could be the cold spell of the winter so far that they can start to ignore the leads which will bring significant snow showers into northern parts of the uk but even around other costs as well. night will be cold so frost and ice to watch out for so are to ignore already across scotland pushing the way southwards as we had to tonight into the first part of monday. frequent snow showers will be blown in on a strong northerly wind bringing blizzard conditions in a risk of ice as well by the end of
we can t go on. but henry, it s lovely to have you on a day off. thank you very much for summarizing everything that s happened. we re going to say good bye now. good bye. bye bye. newscast from the bbc. hello there. this upcoming week is looking even colder. it could be the coldest spell of the winter so far thanks to arctic northerlies, which will bring significant snow showers into northern parts of the uk, but even around other coasts as well. and nights will be cold, severe frost and ice to watch out for. so arctic northerlies already across scotland, pushing their way southwards as we head through tonight into the first part of monday. and frequent snow showers will be blown in on a strong northerly wind giving rise to some blizzard conditions here. risk of ice as well by the end of the night. it s very windy across the northern isles and wintry showers around coasts, but dry and clear through central areas.
northern england may be north wales before it clears out to the north sea. frequent snow showers for the far north of scotland, few wintry showers elsewhere otherwise it is mostly dry, sunny and cold from large parts of england and wales. we also need to look at this area of low pressure which will move across france, some models want to bring a little further northwards which could bring some disruptive snow to southern england. at the moment it looks like it will be to the south of the channel you can see a little bit of snow perhaps in the channel island, may be south east can but for most on wednesday another dry, cold largely sunny with with snow showers affecting northern scotland. it stays cold for the end of the week as well. further snow showers across northern areas you ve got inverness on the chart there, very cold as well, best of the sunshine further south despite the cold.
you can see this area of high pressure starting to build in across the uk. we lose the low pressure system which will pull away from the south east, taking the fresh north easterly breeze with it through the day on sunday. so we ll see the clouds melting away across many areas. it could hold on, though, across central northern scotland, maybe the odd shower here. but most places will be dry, increasing sunshine, so feeling a bit warmer away from north sea coast, which will still feel quite chilly with an onshore breeze there. but the winds become even lighter across all areas through sunday night. and with clear skies, it s going to be a recipe for quite a cold night. by the end of the night, it will turn chilly enough for a touch of frost in places, some sub zero values, particularly out of towns and cities. but it means as we head into monday, the start of the first working week of april, with high pressure overhead, it s going to be fine and dry. it s going to be a cold start, some
of scotland and also northern ireland winds coming in from the southeast. so again, cooler around some southern and eastern coast, but further west with the sunshine around after that cold start, it could be up to around 13 degrees. a bit of a blip in the weather around the middle part of the week. we see a high pressure retreat allowing these weather fronts to bring some wind, cloud and rain to northern and western areas for a time. but then it looks like high pressure wants to build back in towards the end of the week and indeed for the run up to the easter weekend. so all in all, i think for many, particularly southern and eastern areas, it should stay fine, dry, unsettled.