And west, the cloud will bubble up and set off a further showers. in east anglia, they could be heavy and thundering. 15 degrees, not quite as high as they were yesterday. it will feel pleasant enough of through this evening and overnight, with that of with clear skies but also with the cloud is building and we will see some in strengthening winds. it is the blue super moon tonight, to 30 5am central and eastern areas, documentary at 2:35am. you might see it. tomorrow we start dry with sunshine in the north and east by the rain continuing to pile on the west, moving north and east. this is how far we think it s going to get, this position could change a little bit. it is looking like a fine day in scotland in the north east of england with temperatures 15 to 20
Campaigners say around 15,000 families are on the housing waiting list in islington. let s see how the tube is running at this time of the morning there s a good service on all of the network. and just a reminder rail bosses are advising people to plan ahead if you re using the trains on friday as strike action is planned by some drivers. 16 operators are affected including southern, southeastern and swr which has said the majority of its network will be closed. and rmt members are also taking industrial action on saturday. now onto the weather. good morning. last night s clear skies mean it s a bright start this morning, plenty of sunshine but today we do have a chance of one or two showers. the cloud will gradually start to bubble up through this morning. with that, we get the showers, just some scattered ones as we head through the afternoon, especially, but still some sunny spells and temperatures today reaching 20 celsius. that shower risk will fade
Now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. last night s clear skies mean it s a bright start this morning, plenty of sunshine but today we do have a chance of one or two showers. the cloud will gradually start to bubble up through this morning. with that we get the showers, just some scattered ones as we head through the afternoon, especially, but still some sunny spells and temperatures today reaching 20 celsius. that shower risk will fade into the evening, becoming dry and largely clear and under those clear skies, temperatures again sneaking back down into single figures. quite a fresh night, the minimum of eight celsius. a bright start tomorrow morning, short lived. you can see this cloud just moving in, that s our next front and that is going to bring more cloud and some quite unsettled conditions through thursday. the cloud spreads across, with it the rain arrives and that rain is really going to come and go through the course of thursday. perhaps a few sharper bursts
In the studio with us. it is lovely to be with you both. 0n in the studio with us. it is lovely to be with you both. on a day when the weather is quiet, more quiet than in the states. what is happening in the uk is a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and showers. fewer showers than yesterday and a bit more sunshine. we start this morning with showers in the north of the country and the west. some cloud will bubble up through the day which will bubble up through the day which will spark showers. they could be sharp in east anglia, and thundery here. towards the evening, many showers will fade and we will have a pleasant evening sunshine. these are the temperatures, 15 20, so lower than yesterday. through the evening and overnight, we are looking at clear skies to start. we have a weather front coming in from the
The south. early on friday, the rain clears. high pressure across the uk. for most, dry, some cloud, sunny spells and a few showers. the temperature is 14 21. it looks very much like high pressure will remain through the weekend and into next week. thank you. we will get some tips on the blue supermoon and how to get a good picture of it in a few minutes. you try to do it on your phone. it is difficult. what is that? that is rubbish! campaigners say thousands of uk households risk facing hardship, as their benefits are reduced to pay off tax credit debts. each year, about a third of all households claiming tax credits receive more money than they should, mainly due to fluctuating work and family circumstances. in some cases, these debts only come