cloud mcleod around. this area of cloud earlier on produced some rain for northern ireland and south west scotland. that has now moved away and the sunshine is out far and wide with the highest temperatures in the south west of england at around 25 oi’ south west of england at around 25 or 26 degrees. we have high pressure dominating the weather once again, keeping it essentially dry but that is this little cheeky weather front arriving in the north west that will probably steer to the north of northern ireland but bring cloud into scotland and even some rain for a while. we will see the back of that bulk from cornwall but there will be patchy cloud and eastern areas of england and more cloud for northern ireland but it was temperatures around six or 7 degrees. early tomorrow, what is left of that rain doesn t last long, it s an head out into the north sea. the cloud breaks across scotland and sunshine develops. after a cloudy start for northern ireland, it will turn int
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can t always rely on their train services, particularly in places like northern where it s been notably bad and i will absolutely bring that situation to an end. artificial intelligence is better than doctors in diagnosing breast cancer from mammograms, according to a study. an emotional peter ‘snakebite‘ wright wins the pdc world darts championship, beating world number one michael van gerwen. good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at 9. residents and tourists in coastal areas of new south wales in australia have been told by firefighters to leave within 48 hours. the evacuation order comes ahead of forecasts of high temperatures and strong winds on saturday, which will create ideal conditions for more bushfires. a seven day state of emergency will come into force in new south wales tomorrow. there are trafficjams on main roads, and queues at petrol stations. at least eight people are known to have died since monday. our correspondent phil mercer has this report. the
we ve had a picture of some rain sentin we ve had a picture of some rain sent in by one of our weather watchers. it is cooler, and here is why. we have these two weather fronts spreading gradually south east. bring yourself and rein and dragging in something noticeably fresher. we have seen this band of rain pushing in from the north west gci’oss rain pushing in from the north west across scotland and northern ireland as we go through this afternoon, it will continue to push through south east. behind it, a brief dry interlude with some brightness for north east scotland, with an expanded array not far off. with that there will be some hail and thunder and even snow to around 500 metres. there is a lot of cloud to be had and the cloud could be thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle. looks like a blustery day across the board. gusts of between 55 65 mph in exposed spots. and a mild day with temperatures widely in double figures. the maximum, around 12 celsius. going throug
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