now it s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there. moving into march means that technically, meteorologically speaking, we have left the winter behind us. but it may not feel that way as we head into next week, with some colder weather on the way. cold enough for snow in some places. but right now it is not particularly cold out there. it is fairly cloudy in many spots. this is the earlier satellite picture. we have seen some sunshine, though, across southern areas. we ll continue to see some of that across southern england, parts of wales and the midlands as we head through the rest of the day. further north, there will be more cloud. and for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, that cloud will produce some showers at times. a little bit brighter in the north west of scotland and temperatures of 6 to 10 degrees. that s about where they have been throughout this week. now through tonight, we will see more cloud rolling its way back in across england and wal
i m on twitter if you like to get in touch. hello there. moving into march means that technically, meteorologically speaking, we have left the winter behind us. but it may not feel that way as we head into next week, with some colder weather on the way. cold enough for snow in some places. but right now it is not particularly cold out there. it is fairly cloudy in many spots. this is the earlier satellite picture. we have seen some sunshine, though, across southern areas. we ll continue to see some of that across southern england, parts of wales and the midlands as we head through the rest of the day. further north, there will be more cloud. and for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, that cloud will produce some showers at times. a little bit brighter in the north west of scotland and temperatures of 6 to 10 degrees. that s about where they have been
storms. digging out mountainous regions that have been cut off. we re back with more in a few moments. don t go away. hello there. moving into march means that technically, meteorologically speaking, we have left the winter behind us. but it may not feel that way as we head into next week, with some colder weather on the way. cold enough for snow in some places. but right now it is not particularly cold out there. it is fairly cloudy in many spots. this is the earlier satellite picture. we have seen some sunshine, though, across southern areas. we ll continue to see some of that across southern england, parts of wales and the midlands as we head through the rest of the day. further north, there will be more cloud. and for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, that cloud will produce some showers at times. a little bit brighter in the north west of scotland
# and to come each time you call. # a loverfor your life and nothing more. # but it ain t me, babe. # no, no, no. # it ain t me, babe. # it ain t me you re looking for, babe. # hello. wednesday signifies the start of spring. well, meteorologically speaking anyway. butjust as the seasonal calendar leaps forward, the temperatures are set to leap backwards. we ve got white colours on our temperature charts compared to normal. that s an indication of temperatures actually close to normal. but as a blues start to develop, temperatures drop certainly as we go through the weekend and into the start of next week. at the moment, though, coldest
hello there. february is the final winter month, meteorologically speaking. so what chance of any cold winter weather in our outlook for the week ahead? while not to at first. in fact, over the next few days it looks a mild frontal systems running to the north of the uk, bringing rain, particularly in parts of scotland. but wedged between these weather fronts, we have this mild air, this mild air being pulled in off the atlantic, which means it s also very moist air and that means extensive cloud for many places. that cloud actually squeezing out some spots of drizzle over hills in the west. and at the same time, heavy rain continues to affect northern parts of scotland. eight degrees there for lerwick more generally, highs between 11 and 13 degrees above what we d expect on the 2nd of february. and then as we move into friday,