celsius, thanks to something called the fern effect you can find more details about that on our website. in the next few days, though, all areas should start to see their temperatures returning back closer to average values. it s been unusually cold to the south, thanks to this strip of arctic air. it s been unusually warm to the north, thanks to us pulling air from quite a long way south in the atlantic. 0vernight, we ll actually start to see some of the milder sinking its way south across the uk. rain pushing across scotland and northern ireland. clearer skies to the south, allowing a frost to develop but if you watch the blue area carefully, it does get a little smaller as the night wears on, as that relatively milder air starts to expand across the midlands and into parts of wales. but where we have the clearer skies, we could be looking at rural lows 5 6, and a chance of some dense patches of fog developing for the midlands, east anglia, and the west country for early on wedn
engaged partner in the middle east. as the world grows more competitive and the challenges we face more complex, it is only becoming clearer to me how closely interwoven america s interests are with the successes in the middle east. now it s time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. the uk faces unprecedented levels of heat in the days ahead, and particularly on monday and tuesday. the met office have issued a red warning for the heat. that is an indicator that there will be complications with infrastructure and even a danger to life. more details about the red warning are available online. through this evening and overnight, some rain pushing across scotland and northern ireland. generally a warmer night than last night, temperatures in the mid teens. early rain sunday for scotland and northern england clears off into the north sea and then we are left with the sun blazing down and the temperature rising up. widely in the mid 20s for scotland
but in truth, it s now an essential part of ukraine s war machine. jonathan beale, bbc news, eastern ukraine. now it s time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. the uk faces unprecedented levels of heat in the days ahead and particularly on monday and tuesday. the met office have issued a red warning for the heat. that is an indicator that there will be complications with infrastructure and even a danger to life. more details about the red warning are available online. through this evening and overnight, some rain pushing across scotland and northern ireland. generally a warmer night than last night, temperatures in the mid teens. early rain sunday for scotland and northern england clears off into the north sea and then we are left with the sun blazing down and the temperature rising up. widely in the mid 20s for scotland and northern ireland sunday afternoon, high 20s across england and wales. 32, 33 across central and eastern england and then it s monday
advantage. time for a look at the weather, i don t think he s planning to be around quite as long as her majesty but we will get value for money for him while he is here. i m not sure i will be doing this in my 90s but we will see. today is a mixed bag, sunshine and showers, most up to the north of the uk, some heavy ones towards past of scotland, further south and east not so many showers and temperatures up to 22 degrees in the south east. this evening most of the showers will fade and unploughed roads into the western isles later in the night with patchy rain, temperatures dropped overnight especially where we have clear spells, may be down to 6 or 7 or 8 degrees, tomorrow cloud and patchy rain pushing across scotland, a fair amount of cloud for northern ireland, england and wales mainly dry with some sunshine,
fog linking over the english channel. on saturday and easter sunday that is likely to be part of the west coast and that will take the west coast and that will take the temperature down. we have a lot of cloud today, rain pushing across scotland and the cloud continuing to break through the day and sunny skies developing but equally there will be further showers. some in the south could prove to be heavy and thundery. seven to 19 degrees, but not feeling as cool along the north sea coastline today as it did yesterday. 0vernight, the remnants of the rain clear away but you can see where we have the miss, low cloud and fog on show and that will be pushing inland. by the end of the night a weather front will be making an appearance in northern ireland and the far west. a colder night than the onejust and the far west. a colder night than the one just gone and tomorrow we start with brightness, still this mist and fog, some of which will linger along the coasts and then rain coming in acro