the far north of scotland the driest and quietest through the day with some sunny spells. but here, the winds will be picking up later. gales developing to give some blizzards across the north pennines and southern parts of scotland by the end of the afternoon. that will last into the first part of the evening rush hour, and then the snow becomes confined to the hills of scotland as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. there could still be some wintry showers around, all circulating round like socks in a washing machine from storm barra. centred across southern scotland and northern england through wednesday. this is where the winds will be lightest. strongest of the winds are around the edges, particularly through ireland, south west wales towards the south west of england and the channel islands and across shetland. sunshine and showers the name of the game on wednesday and staying cold.
turn readily to snow. the far north of scotland the driest and quietest through the day with some sunny spells. but here, the winds will be picking up later. gales developing to give some blizzards across the north pennines and southern parts of scotland by the end of the afternoon. that will last into the first part of the evening rush hour, and then the snow becomes confined to the hills of scotland as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. there could still be some wintry showers around, all circulating round like socks in a washing machine from storm barra. centred across southern scotland and northern england through wednesday. this is where the winds will be lightest. strongest of the winds are around the edges, particularly through ireland, south west wales towards the south west of england and the channel islands and across shetland. sunshine and showers the name of the game on wednesday and staying cold.
hello. let s start with a look at the impact storm barra may have to us over the next 24 36 hours. not as potent a storm as storm arwen, but it could have massive impacts to the south west of ireland and then as this low pressure moves in, there is the potential here in the uk for damage and destruction. let s start with the winds, first of all. strongest for the west coast of wales, the east of northern ireland through the day, 80 mph gusts possible for some. widespread gales then across the rest of england, wales, southern scotland. later in the day, we ll see those winds strengthen in the far north east. not the 100 mph winds we saw in scotland and northern england from arwen, but perhaps the biggest problems here could be snowfall later in the day, blizzards on the hills, even to some lower levels as the breeze picks up. but the winds generally
minutes time. hello. let s start with a look at the impact storm barra may have to us over the next 24 36 hours. not as potent a storm as storm arwen, but it could have massive impacts to the south west of ireland and then as this low pressure moves in, there is the potential here in the uk for damage and destruction. let s start with the winds, first of all. strongest for the west coast of wales, the east of northern ireland through the day, 80 mph gusts possible for some. widespread gales then across the rest of england, wales, southern scotland. later in the day, we ll see those winds strengthen in the far north east. not the 100 mph winds we saw in scotland and northern england from arwen, but perhaps the biggest problems here could be snowfall later in the day, blizzards on the hills, even to some lower levels as the breeze picks up. but the winds generally across the southern parts
not the way to do it. there are some things that have to be done face to face and that is one of them. stay with us, plenty more to come. we will see you at the same time tomorrow. hello. the most turbulent spell of weather in this weather for the week ahead comes right at the start with the arrival of storm barra, taking place through tuesday and into wednesday, this pretty potent low pressure weather system, not as strong as storm arwen, it will have its biggest impact in the south west of ireland, but it will bring some disruption across the uk. winds around some western coasts of england and wales could touch 70 or 80mph for a time on tuesday, then those widespread gales push elsewhere, reaching the north east of scotland later on tuesday and into tuesday night. that could all cause some disruption, but not the strength of the wind we saw with storm arwen in parts of scotland in the north of england, but of course with the recovery in process here, heavy snowfall across the pennine