Im going to let my massage people do their thing, im going to come aggregate is a new race. I had nice warm welcome, and that is always nice and exciting, because, when the crowd is excited, im excited. His compatriot crowd is excited, im excited. His compatriot also won his heat. Lyles compatriot Christian Coleman who is world record holder in this event, also won his heat, eight tenths of a second faster than lyles. Britainsjemma reekie ran the 800 metres in under two minutes for the first time indoors as she won her heat to qualify for the semi finals. However fellow Briton Izzy Boffey failed to advance, after coming fourth in her heat. The european indoorfour hundred metres champion Karsten Warholm will be looking to add the world title to his Medal Collection after qualifying for the semi finals. The norwegian is also the olympic and World Champion in the four hundred metres hurdles. And canadas sarah mitton won the first gold, with victory in the shot put by a margin ofjust 3 cen
fog issues first thing for the morning commute on monday morning the fog taking a wee while to clear away. and then we ve got the rain and wind to contend with potentially in southern and western areas. yes, if this area of low pressure does develop, we could have some very lively winds and gales across southern and western areas nudging that rain northwards into the rest of england and wales across northern ireland. the question mark is how far north it will travel during the day on monday. but for many further south, another 20 to 30 millimetres of rain and not feeling particularly pleasant. still chilly in the north, even with the showers and cold enough for some snow over the hills. and that s because we re tapping in to this cold air setting across scandinavia through the next couple of days. the weather front swinging north and coming into that colder air. and it will give a smattering of snow over the hills, mostly from showers in the north, perhaps a quieter day on tuesday in
and that s because we re tapping in to this cold air setting across scandinavia through the next couple of days. the weather front swinging north and coming into that colder air. and it will give a smattering of snow over the hills, mostly from showers in the north, perhaps a quieter day on tuesday in terms of bands of rain, it s more likely to be a showery day for most of us. still chilly, particularly in the north. but there are more weather fronts waiting in the wings towards the south west, which means that the outlook for the week ahead is still an unsettled one. temperatures do rise later in the week.
but ahead of that, a cold night. so we ll have some frost and some fog issues first thing for the morning commute on monday morning the fog taking a wee while to clear away. and then we ve got the rain and wind to contend with potentially in southern and western areas. yes, if this area of low pressure does develop, we could have some very lively winds and gales across southern and western areas nudging that rain northwards into the rest of england and wales across northern ireland. the question mark is how far north it will travel during the day on monday. but for many further south, another 20 to 30 millimetres of rain and not feeling particularly pleasant. still chilly in the north, even with the showers and cold enough for some snow over the hills. and that s because we re tapping in to this cold air setting across scandinavia through the next couple of days. the weather front swinging north and coming into that colder air. and it will give a smattering of snow over the hills, mo
that weather front, the air mass graphic with the temperature of the atmosphere higher up. you can see colder air setting in, atmosphere higher up. you can see colderairsetting in, pushing atmosphere higher up. you can see colder air setting in, pushing that mild air to colder air setting in, pushing that mild airto the colder air setting in, pushing that mild air to the south, so buy early on tuesday morning, the following night, you could see a frost setting and early on tuesday across more northern parts of the country, whereas further south, we are still hanging on to some of that mild weather. here is a weather map for tuesday. i think all twins across scotland and bringing some wintry showers, particularly to the hills, but not exclusively. some coastal areas as well. a real wind chill, i think of the scotland on tuesday. 5 degrees in aberdeen and glasgow and closer to the seasonal normal, bang on, actually, across the south. 8 degrees in london the average this time of year. on