in northern ireland this morning before it eases off. for most of england and wales we are looking at blue skies first thing, but it is cold and frosty. through the day, it will brighten up in western scotland and northern ireland. more persistent rain through the course of the afternoon, and it will also be breezy. more cloud is developing ahead of the weather fronts of the sunshine turning hazy and we could have highs up to 11, 12, maybe even 13 or 14. this evening and overnight, the rain gathers and starts to push south and east, preceded by some cloud. doesn t get into the far south east until later, a lot later tomorrow, but it will not be cold under the cold and cloud and rain, but it will be if you are in the south east under clear skies with a touch of frost. the rain moving south and east tomorrow. we will see clearer skies
of the clearance of the weather front, for you, we could see some late sunshine. we are looking at temperatures of 14 degrees. wednesday into thursday, we have this weather front in eastern areas which is going to be producing some cloud and rain, then a ridge of high pressure will start to build in behind. there is a s whether it sees the rain pushing into the north sea but lingering across the northern isles thursday s weather. behind that, showers, some could be heavy and thundery in the south east. drier and brighter as the high pressure builds in from the west with one or two showers. temperatures up to 11 or 12 degrees. into good friday and easter weekend, on good friday, bad weather front in the north sea will be close enough to bring some eastern rain, but
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enjoying some rough and tumble under the watchful eye of mum kasarna. 0h, oh, my goodness. that is sweet. we will keep them away from the lambs, though. i think that is sensible. now carroll has the weather for us. lovely picture. how adorable were those tiger cubs? a cold and frosty start to the day for many others. sunny spells from the word go except from in the north west. we have some rain they are, not particularly heavy, but cloud associated with it has helped maintain temperatures in the west through the night. the patchy rain will ease off through the day before the next batch comes later. further east across scotland, back into sunny skies. cloud and patchy rain
met carol in real life. i i was equally giddy the first time i met carol in real life. met carol in real life. i don t think you met carol in real life. i don t think you get met carol in real life. i don t think you get out met carol in real life. i don t think you get out much, i met carol in real life. i don t. think you get out much, good met carol in real life. i don t - think you get out much, good morning everyone! we have got some cloud in the north and patchy rain in the north west, the best of the rain will be away from the north west, where we have that rain. before you step out, if you have an allergy to tree pollen, look at the levels today across england and wales, they are high. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. two weather fronts, high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. two weatherfronts, the first one producing some patchy rain bit then the second one comes in introducing some heavy rain more persistent. most of us as starting with eigh