potentially to lower levels particularly on the back edge of that weather front. and that will be a theme through tonight. 0ur frontal system will work its way southwards, and on the back edge of it so across the high ground of the pennines, the peak district, the staffordshire moorlands, the hills of wales, the west midlands, perhaps even into the moors of the south west, we could well see a little bit of snow mixing and on the back edge of that weather front as a some colder air starts to dig in. so those are the temperatures by the end of the night. frequent wintry showers across northern and north western parts of the uk, and ice likely to be an issue for parts of scotland and northern ireland tomorrow morning. the remnants of that weather front clearing the south east corner, and then tomorrow is a sunshine and showers stay, but some of the showers will be wintry over high ground in the north, potentially to quite low levels in northern parts of scotland. and it is going to be
what is the latest on the flooding situation? there still are over 100 flood warnings in force and that means flooding is likely and we also have two severe flood warnings in force on the river severn. you can see scenes like this have been sending through this morning. exacerbated by this weather front sinking south, producing heavy rain and as you see from the isobars, squally winds around it but today it will be windy. a weak weather front clearing the south east of england, heavy rain moving across scotland and northern ireland. swiftly pushing south across england and wales, behind it it is brightening up wales, behind it it is brightening up the sunshine. that rain continues pushing south and east, it is starting to break up, a weakening feature. behind it, dry weather, some sunshine, some showers, some of which will be wintry on the hills in scotland. wherever you are today it will be windy, even behind the
we have cloud and rain coming south and eastwards, associated with a cold front, the air behind it turning colder. these are the temperatures at 5pm, four or five degrees in the north, with showers turning wintry over high ground in scotland, those wintry showers continuing overnight and it will be windy in the north. gusts of 40 50 mph or even more in exposed spots. further south, we see the cloud and patchy rain continuing to journey southwards and eastwards with clear skies skies developing behind, quite widely, a cold night with a touch of frost in places. tomorrow we will all find ourselves in the grip of this cold air, but tomorrow should be quite a bright day. the remnants of the weather front clearing quickly and then some sunshine, showers, even for coastal areas and wintry showers across northern scotland. your afternoon highs