north east england. with the brisk wind it will feel cooler than the temperatures suggest, 4 8. another frosty start on wednesday and then the snow starts to fall across northern scotland, coming in. on the brisk wind we could see wintry showers getting along the east coast of england. the met office has an early weather warning out for this snow. we expect between two and five centimetres at lower levels and 5 10 centimetres at lower levels and 5 10 centimetres above 200 metres. with the strong northerly winds it means there will be some drifting and some blizzards as well. these are the temperatures, to make in lerwick, three in aberdeen and three in newcastle. in a brisk wind, this is what it will feel like against your skin, more like 5 in lerwick and i in newcastle.
around the irish sea and wales. it s also very mild first thing 7am, ten degrees in belfast, ten in london, and elsewhere it s typically around seven to nine degrees. so let s pick up on that rain. a soggy morning in parts of wales, damp around the irish sea. very slowly that area of damp weather will spread into the midlands and perhaps other parts of england too, but also in scotland and northern ireland it s actually going to brighten up and this is where the best of the weather is going to be on sunday. in fact, in glasgow, our highest temperature s expected 17 degrees celsius. compare that to cardiff and plymouth, between 11 and 13 degrees with that damp weather. now, monday is going to be a brighter day. we still have the remnants of that weather system over us, maybe a few showers across parts of england, but quite a chilly day in northern scotland in a northerly wind seven in lerwick, ten in stornoway. but in the south of the country it s going to be a good deal warmer
we still have the remnants of that weather system over us, maybe a few showers across parts of england, but quite a chilly day in northern scotland in a northerly wind seven in lerwick, ten in stornoway. but in the south of the country it s going to be a good deal warmer 18 degrees, but again, not a sunny day. sunny spells, though, expected. so here s the forecast for the week ahead. tuesday, wednesday, we have some rain heading towards us. but from around about thursday onwards, high pressure is expected to build across the uk. that means settled weather and also around this area of high pressure, we will have this current of warmer air spreading in all the way from the azores, so the temperatures will start to rise across the uk towards the end of the week. so here s the summary bank holiday monday, a rather overcast day. in fact, the first half of the week will be fairly changeable with showers possible, but then from thursday onwards, it s turning warmer.
it s also very mild first thing 7am, ten degrees in belfast, ten in london, and elsewhere it s typically around seven to nine degrees. so let s pick up on that rain. a soggy morning in parts of wales, damp around the irish sea. very slowly that area of damp weather will spread into the midlands and perhaps other parts of england too, but also in scotland and northern ireland it s actually going to brighten up and this is where the best of the weather is going to be on sunday. in fact, in glasgow, our highest temperature s expected 17 degrees celsius. compare that to cardiff and plymouth, between 11 and i3 degrees with that damp weather. now, monday is going to be a brighter day. we still have the remnants of that weather system over us, maybe a few showers across parts of england, but quite a chilly day in northern scotland in a northerly wind seven in lerwick, ten in stornoway. but in the south of the country it s going to be a good deal warmer 18 degrees, but again, not a sun
in fact, in glasgow, our highest temperature s expected 17 degrees celsius. compare that to cardiff and plymouth, between 11 and 13 degrees with that damp weather. now, monday is going to be a brighter day. we still have the remnants of that weather system over us, maybe a few showers across parts of england, but quite a chilly day in northern scotland in a northerly wind seven in lerwick, ten in stornoway. but in the south of the country it s going to be a good deal warmer 18 degrees, but again, not a sunny day. sunny spells, though, expected. so here s the forecast for the week ahead. tuesday, wednesday, we have some rain heading towards us. but from around about thursday onwards, high pressure is expected to build across the uk. that means settled weather and also around this area of high pressure, we will have this current of warmer air spreading in all the way from the azores, so the temperatures will start to rise across the uk towards the end of the week. so here s the sum