it reaches the south coast there won t be much rain on it and behind the weatherfront it won t be much rain on it and behind the weather front it is clear skies and by early on monday morning, not particularly cold and that should cover it across most of the uk. tomorrow starts of blustery in northern and north east scotland but eventually the winds died down and for most of us it s a pretty decent day on monday with bright if not sunny weather and especially eastern, central and southern areas but in the north west of over late on monday in advance of the next area of low pressure. this one will whistled to the north of scotland but it will bring some strong winds on tuesday. it s actually tuesday, a really windy day across scotland, frequent showers, wintry over the hills and it will be blustery further south across northern ireland and northern england are not windy in the south but the gaels will strengthen as we go through the course of tuesday evening and throw the early hours of
cold, 3 7 which should cover it across most of the uk. tomorrow starts off blustery in northern and north east scotland but eventually the winds died down and for most of us a pretty decent day on monday with bright if not sunny weather, especially eastern, central and southern areas but in the north west it in advance of the neck s area of low pressure. this one will whistle to the north of scotland, bringing strong winds on tuesday. tuesday, really windy day across scotland, frequent showers, wintry over the hills, blustery further south across northern ireland and northern england, the gaels will strengthen as we go through tuesday evening and the early hours of wednesday, in fact northern scotland could have 80 mph gusts and widely across scotland around 60 or so. wednesday, that
it. we will get some heavy rain here in the morning. but look at these wind gusts over the past hour or so. 74 mile per hour gust have been buffeting the south, not too far from that as well. the strong winds are combining with some very high tides, so we have 12 flood warnings in force. these are for some overtopping of sea defences, some spray and debris held onto coastal areas. as well as that, england and wales also has some flood warnings in force at the moment. quite a few in force at the moment. quite a few in england around the dorset area, where we have seen high ground water levels over a number of days now. weatherwise, it is a day of sunny spells and blustery showers. some heavy rain for a time working across wales and into north west england. the really frequent across southern england. the northern ireland western scotland, we will see some heavy downfall along with those very strong winds, temperatures raising from six to nine celsius across parts of the south. this even
last hour we have seen gusts of 65 mph around barry head, near brixton in the south west. england. the windiest spots are in inland. this will push east, that is when we will see the brighter weather moving in from the west, lots of showers to come across western areas, blustery and later on gaels will move into north western areas as well so it will turn windy. temperatures are above average, ranging from eight to 11 celsius. overnight, a feed of showers, an area of low pressure anchored to the north west of the country, not moving quickly at all. the showers will merge together to give longer spells of rain later in the night, across western areas of scotland, and it will be a frost free nightfall is, temperatures between four and eight celsius. tomorrow, we still have the same area of low weathers, and again it is going to be unsettled, again,
Dundalk Gaels recently had their Reeling in the Years night in the Imperial Hotel. And our photographer Arthur Kinahan was there to capture the great night. Cli.