everyone. in fact, we are expecting fog to form and it could be really dense and stubborn to clear by the time we get to thursday and friday. we are expecting fog to form tonight in the south of the country, in particular, once the stamp drizzly weather clears away and the skies open up, the winds will fall light and we have got the temperature is dropping away to freezing or below and that will allow dense fog to form. further north, milderand in the western isles 8 degrees and the ocean breeze blowing here and that will continue through tomorrow and cloudy with showers. plenty of sunshine for most of us, but a few patches of stubborn fog. it should clear by the time we get to lunchtime and certainly there are early or middle of the afternoon. temperatures typically around seven or 8 degrees and milder in the western isles of scotland. hello this is bbc news. the headlines:
parts of the uk that get most of the fog. sunshine further north, but once again in the western isles it is more cloudy with the ocean breeze. where the fog lingers and sticks around into the afternoon, it will be cold, with temperatures not rising any higher than 0 degrees. under the clear skies, around 8 degrees for many of us. the same pattern repeats itself on friday morning, fog forming by the early hours and sticking around in some spots during the afternoon. where it does, it will be quite cold with a raw feel to things. the outlook over the next you days sees very little change come with high pressure sticking around. these are very much average averages for the time of year, but cold weather fog hangs around. goodbye.
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afternoon, it will be cold, temperatures may not rise any higher than 0 celsius. but under study are skies and clear weather, it will be around eight celsius for most of us. again, the highest temperatures there in northwestern parts of scotland, around 11 or so. in the same pattern repeats itself into friday morning, fog forming by the early hours and sticking around in some spots into the afternoon and where it does, it will be quite cold, quite a roth field to things. very little change over the next few days without high pressure sticking around, these are very much average temperatures for the time of year, but also cold weather frog hangs around. bye bye. cold weather fog.
clearing so that risk of dense fog across this part of the country. elsewhere, a clear night and across western parts of scotland, fairly cloudy and damp. these are the temperatures in the morning. for many of us, around freezing or below first thing. the weather map for wednesday shows high pressure centred across england and wales. this is where it will stick around for most of the week. around the high pressure, you can see some slightly milder air pivoting around. that is spreading across scotland. so that is where we will have the mildest conditions. also some cloud and bits and pieces of drizzle. here is the fog again, lingering for a time across southern parts of the uk. forthe time across southern parts of the uk. for the vast majority of us, it will not be foggy, but rather bright or sunny, with temperatures reaching between seven and 10 degrees. the fog returns later in the week. this is early on thursday and once again it seems like it is the southern