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across the eastern half of the uk. brightest first thing in the west. 0vernight lows somewhere between four and eight. you are on tuesday, the high is still across scandinavia, easterly winds still affecting the southern half of the uk, a little weather system out there in the north sea ushering in some thicker cloud later in the day but much of the early mist and murk will burn off and through the middle of the day, i think almost wall to wall sunshine. in the afternoon, the ticker cloud into the south east, could produce one or two scattered showers. why is that easterly wind so cold in particular at this time of year? them to the temperature in the north sea. you re basically feeding in air on shore from the top of the north sea and at this time of year that s pretty cold, temperatures in the water 8 or 9 and that s the figures will see along some of the spots in the north sea coast. towards the north west come in the sunshine, sheltered from the easterly breeze, 16, 17 possible, an
of the most closely watched media trials in decades, it the folks dominion trial, we understand it will proceed on tuesday after a delay. more on that. the fox dominion trial. after what seemed like ca esa r s caesar s rain at times this week, this is by comparison looking a lot quieter. ceaseless rain. for many of us, nothing significant in the way of rain to come until the end of the week, it could get quite lively and that we can but sunshine won t always guarantee you won t see through this week. high pressure across scandinavia will bring dry weather but also mean easterly winds across the uk, and that s quite a chilly direction at this time of year. by the end of the week, you start to see things becoming a little livelier towards the south east. forthe little livelier towards the south east. for the here and now, the easterly breeze, bringing in a line of low cloud, mist and murk off the north sea, through the night, some quite grey starts initially
northern and western scotland and into northern ireland. sticker cloud across northern and western scotland. temperatures ranging from 13 internals to 25 in the south. i3 internals to 25 in the south. pollen levels are high or very high across most of the country. this evening and overnight there will be clear spells. we were the patchy mist and fog forming. we still had enough cloud in the north and west to be producing drizzly bits and pieces. it will feel muggy as well tonight, overnight lows nine to ia degrees. tomorrow, a lot of dry weather and sunshine. still clad across northern and western scotland and northern ireland which could produce some drizzle, now and again stop temperatures continuing to creep up, 21 in aberdeen, 27 in london. in old money, 27 is 85