the course of this evening, rain in parts of wales, the midlands, southeastern and southern england. but the rain won t be quite as persistent, whereas elsewhere, further north, the skies are going to clear. not too cold in the south 1a degrees, a little bit fresher there in glasgow and edinburgh, around seven celsius or so. so here s the forecast for tomorrow we wake up to plenty of sunshine across many parts of the country, but the south may, at times, be cloudy through the afternoon, and we could have some outbreaks of rain as well. still some of that warmth left in the south, 20 celsius in cardiff, 18 celsius in norwich and hull, but in aberdeen and also in the lowlands as well as belfast, around 15 celsius. that was friday, let s have a look at saturday. look at the wind direction it s coming in from the north. it s also pushing in a few showers along the north sea, so it could feel quite chilly here. 13 celsius, maybe, only in newcastle. temperatures still in the mid or hig
in the north sea, but behind it, we ve got quite a cold northerly wind, perhaps even some wintry showers across scotland, and it certainly will feel chilly on the north sea coasts. if you live there, you know it. it tends to feel pretty baltic. 6 degrees in newcastle on monday, 10 degrees in plymouth, so certainly better weather closer to the english channel. here s tuesday more weather fronts heading our way, another low pressure out in the atlantic and some strong winds starting to develop at this stage as well, some large waves around some of these western coasts. but the rain won t last all day long. you can see these weather fronts, only sort of so wide, so by the time you get to the second half of the day, the chances are that there will be some sunshine before the next big low swings in. this really is a large one. the worst of the winds will be further north, so i think it s scotland, northern ireland, around the irish sea that ll be very blustery with frequent showers. but l
continuing to push out into the near continent. a ridge of high pressure building in, that will settle things down overnight. dry weather and chilly across eastern areas but the next frontal system will arrive across the north and west and temperatures recovering by the end of the night but wind and rain will push into scotland and northern ireland. this frontal system working its way in from the west end as it pushes across england and wales, it will slowly fizzle out, the rain won t be as heavy across england and wales. across scotland and northern ireland. you can see it fizzling as it moves south and east clearing away from the south east into the afternoon to leave a brighter day for many with sunshine, blustery showers and most in the north and the west where they will be wintry over the hills but it will be windy, not quite as windy as what we have seen over the past few days but still dusty. cold in the north and fairly mild in the south. goodbye for now. still quite windy.
the goal isn t to live forever. jamal edwards, who has died at the age of 31. now it s time for a look at the weather with stav. a much quieter end to the day then. we started with storm franklin continuing to push out into the near continent. a ridge of high pressure building in, that will settle things down overnight. dry weather and chilly across eastern areas, but the next frontal system will arrive across the north and west and temperatures recovering by the end of the night but wind and rain will push into scotland and northern ireland. this frontal system working its way in from the west. ws it pushes across england and wales, it will slowly fizzle out, so the rain won t be as heavy across england and wales as across scotland and northern ireland. you can see it fizzling as it moves south and east, clearing away from the south east
hour drive from here. and what else might he have been planning. those are key components of the investigation that we hope to learn in the coming hours and days. yeah, a lot of questions to answer. and correction, brian todd there in allen, texas, the home of the suspect. brian todd, thank you so much. starting to drizzle here in el paso. we know that that investigation continues both inside and outside of this walmart supercenter. hopefully the rain won t last long or complicate the investigation or collection of evidence any more than is necessary because of the massive scene that has to be processed. we ll take a quick break and continue with our breaking news coverage in a moment.