in the west, temperatures in the high teens at best, a little down for the time of year. slightly cool and showery or perhaps very showery in the north and west, but still very high levels of ultraviolet across the uk, as you would expect at this point injune, so keep that in the back of your mind. yes, there won t be days of faultless blue skies and sunshine, but nevertheless the sunshine is at its peak strength at this time of the year, so it is a case of umbrellas and sun screen at the ready over the next five days.
the strength of the wind will drop not falling to much lower than that. the wind won t be as from tomorrow. some snow flurries in the north of scotland, some in northern ireland and wales and the south west. a greater chance of rain showers along the east coast of england. for the vast majority, tomorrow, like we finish this afternoon, dry and sunny. it is cold. not as windy, not with the same wind chill. lighter winds and clearer skies taking us into wednesday night, thursday morning will be much colder. it could be as low as 62 9 under this ridge of high pressure. it will eventually give way on thursday 2 6 2-9. eventually give way on thursday 2 6 2 9. even low levels of scotland in the high ground of wales. covering of snow. turning back to rain as the weather front pushes east. never quite reaching the east anglia until later. sunny spells and heavy showers develop towards the west later. even though temperatures left temporarily by the end of the
watching. well, the sun is getting stronger, but that wind has sent shivers down our spines in the last couple of days. today the wind won t be quite as cold. it will be a little lighter, but we have showers in the forecast, some of them wintry, but still a lot of cold air, notjust across the uk, but across many parts of western and central europe, even down to the north coast of africa there and plenty of snow across the alps and eastern parts of europe. but high pressure over us, so that means generally bright weather. here s the forecast for this afternoon, the wind is still sussex as well, inland sunny spells,
and, don t worry, there is nothing happening, that was the brief. in fact, nick and his fellow royal marines were soon putting up fierce resistance against overwhelming opposition. steve humphrey, bbc news, portsmouth. that is it for this hour. thanks very much forjoining us. much more, of course, on the website if you want to stay up to date. i am on twitter, too. thanks for being with us. goodbye for now. well, the sun is getting stronger, but that wind has sent shivers down our spines in the last couple of days. today the wind won t be quite as cold. it will be a little lighter, but we have showers in the forecast, some of them wintry,
winds that we ll have here probably feel more like two or three degrees, quite a contrast from what we ve seen over the last couple of weeks. things start to calm down a bit. i think by the end of the week, this high pressure tending to push in from the atlantic, reducing the strength of the wind won t be as windy, but we ll start with a widespread frost on friday. then we ll see the cloud thickening in scotland, some rain, sleet and some snow over the hills as well. not quite so cold, i think, on friday, nor indeed over the weekend.