in a woollen swimming costume so it doesn t really compare. doesn t really compare. it really is incredibly authentic. doesn t really compare. it really is incredibly authentic. elliott - incredibly authentic. elliott hasler, good luck with the movie. it is a great story, actually, and really look forward to seeing the film. thank you so much for your time. let s see what the weather is like for swimmers and everybody else with matt taylor. another grey but to ride over the vast majority on what has been and are usually dry january so far, rainfall amounts have been half of what we would normally expect by this stage in the month, and very little to change that either, we have dry conditions dominating to the south and east are showing up nicely on our rainfall chart for the week. there will be some rain in the west, most of it light and patchy but heavy rain into western scotland, notice the complete lack across eastern wales and a good part of england. it s all because high pressu
annita will be here with the news at 11 but his day weather update with matt. hello. it was the coldest night of the winter so far in wales. temperatures for a few down to 6, up to 7 in parts of central southern england. but whether you started mild, cold, it is a dry day, much more cloud across the north and the west, and the dry story continues, in fact, over the coming days. this is our rainfall chart for the next five days, the blue colours showing where rain is most likely, highlands and islands in particular, most places will stay dry. and certainly just about all of us staying dry through today. a sunnier day for some eastern areas compared with yesterday, but actually a lot more cloud around, particularly in the west. some breaks and some sunny spells just about winning through. and temperatures after that cold start in central southern england up to around six or 7 degrees, holding at around eight or nine celsius as we started the day in the far north of scotland, where ther
a really exciting time. it was. colin paterson, bbc news. it was a trip. the beach boys! joanna is next with much more at the top of the hour. now let s take a look at the latest weather forecast with matt taylor. hello. another grey but dry day once again for the vast majority on what has been an usually dry january so far, rainfall amounts have been half of what we would normally expect by this stage in the month, and very little to change that either. we have dry conditions dominating to the south and east are showing up nicely on our rainfall chart for the week. there will be some rain in the west, most of it light and patchy but heavy rain into western scotland, notice the complete lack across eastern wales and a good part of england. it s all because high pressure dominates the weather charts. although at the moment, on the edge of it, and with it some
you you cannot talk. you call me and asked what the racket was in the background? that was the racket. cicada, they will go soon but let s get back to that thriller idea. he will talk. hello. it s been humid so far this week, and we re about to step that up again over the next few days. let me just show you what s happening on the big picture. we ve got the jet stream coming back into play this week, pushing to the north of us, bringing a deep area of low pressure to the south of iceland, building the azores high pressure to the south and east of us. and the proximity of those two will strengthen those south westerly winds coming all the way up from the mid atlantic, bringing increasingly humid air. and if you look downwind, lots more cloud. this is the view from space on tuesday afternoon. so, that cloud is pushing towards us. it s going to bring a bit more in the way of rain or drizzle, especially across western areas. not a huge amount, though, as you can tell from our rainfall char