onshore winds of the atlantic and here is the high pressure at which is building across the uk, pushing away all of the wind and weather fronts to the north and once the high pressure sits on top of the uk, it will not budge for a considerable amount of time so we will be looking at wind directions and when the wind comes from off the atlantic that is where we will have the claudia skies so the best chance of sunshine will be in aberdeen, edinburgh and norwich but it will always be cloudy and night we are likely to have fog and night we are likely to have fog and also what tends to happen with the blocking high pressure is temperatures tend to call off but on the whole it looks fine and it could be worse. that is it from us. time tojoin that is it from us. time to join the news team is where you are. you are watching bbc news with me, shawn lay. mps have begun voting on the government s new covered restrictions tonight. the government is expected to win a showdown with its
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We notice with the jet stream wrapping around the high pressure, the final letter of the greek alphabet, a maker, and when we see this pattern it means the high pressure is locked in, not moving away and it is putting a block on weather systems and keeping them at bay. this pattern will not persist for very long. it will change a little bit, the bottom arm of the jet stream will cut through but the high pressure will stick around, at least in some shape or form and continue to drive and influence our weather. continue to drive and influence ourweather. it continue to drive and influence our weather. it does look as though in the first week of march we could see some changes to our weather patterns. more on that towards the end of the forecast, but look at the cloud we have had across the uk. by no means is it a sunny area of high pressure, farfrom it. the clouds keep streaming toward some of these eastern coasts through the night. the breeze through the night. the breeze through the ni