highland troops swap plaids for trousers. light infantry favored the soft over the distinctive bearskin and leather caps. other regiments placed bearskin caps in storage and took the field in round hats. he was not the only british field force to undergo alterations. in the same year they captured philadelphia, john burgoyne attempted to lead a british army down lake champlain, lake george, and hudson river to albany in a futile bid to split the united states. burgoyne's campaign took place in what they considered wilderness country and his army prepared accordingly. before burgoyne marched south they decreed all british regiments in canada had knee length regimental codes to cut to jacket length. the trips also cut down their hats for conversion into light infantry style caps. in addition to the changes, we note that some of burgoyne's redcoats switched from stockings and half gators to trousers. all of the british infantry adopted cross belts. in addition, lieutenant james hunter of the royal artillery captured three unusua

with highland principles for home defense. officers and men in highland regiments wore their native plaisds, what a modern viewer would call kilts, in lieu of british army leg wear. the highlander also turned out with a purse and carried his ammunition at the front of his waist belt in what was called a belly box. bonnets with diced red, white, and green bands took the place of contacts. highland grenadier's and light infantry were issued the distinctive headgear worn by their breed in the rest of the british line. broad swords complemented the musket and bayonet. that traditional weapon went into storage as the war progressed. in addition to the highlanders, a trio of foot regiments stood apart from the others. this category of troops originated with the ordinance regiment, formed in 1685 to guard a british field trade of artillery. light flintlock muskets instead of more cumbersome and match locks. this unit evolved into the seventh regiment. it was joined on the army's table of organization by the 21st royal north british f

speaker, i rise today to congratulate the wall family of highland bank in st. michael, minnesota, for receiving the 2019 minnesota family business award. they have proudly owned and operated the bank for more than four decades serving as a lifeline for their customers and community. as a small financial institution, the financial crisis took its toll on highland and families in and around st. michael. nevertheless, the wall family persevered and led their bank and community through a very difficult economic time. the resiliency and community focused nature of banks like highland are essential to helping minnesotans and americans pursue and achieve their american dream. family owned institutions like the highland bank understand the needs of their neighbors and business owners and -- of their neighbors and business owners and in turn empower families and local economies on main streets across our country. congratulations to the highland bank and wall family on your recognition and thank you for all you do for st. michael and minnesota's sixth congressional distr

temperatures down to about —10 in the highlands of scotla nd about —10 in the highlands of scotland early saturday morning, and as well as that, we are going to see some fog patches around as well. some of it could be quite dense with poor visibility, so tricky travelling conditions to be expected. a couple of things that fog hates, cloud and wind. that's what we'll have moving on from the south—west early saturday morning. that means the area is most likely to see fog will be in a stretch, really, across wales and into parts of the midlands as well. that is where we are most likely to see paula ‘s ability. some of those fog patches might linger even into the early pa rt patches might linger even into the early part of the afternoon. otherwise, plenty of sunshine for most of us but they will be a bit of brains getting into the far south—west of england with cold winds developing generally across southern england through the afternoon. and a few showers for northern scotland. for most, it is a cold day. plenty of sunshine, 2— eight celsius, so below parfor time of year. in the even

and where sky is clear for anyone highlands as well. and where sky is clearfor anyone 15, we highlands as well. and where sky is clear for anyone 15, we could highlands as well. and where sky is clearfor anyone 15, we could be looking at a frost to start sunday. sunday, the same stripe of cloud running and across those same areas, so running and across those same areas, so further patches of green. not reading all the time, and no matter evacuations of rain, but clearly, any evacuations of rain, but clearly, a ny extra evacuations of rain, but clearly, any extra will not be helpful. brighter skies to the south, the best of the day's sunshine for scotla nd best of the day's sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, but some showers across the far north. wintry again over the high ground. sunday night, clearing skies working on to the north of the uk, and it will not be helpful. brighter skies to the south, the best of the day's sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, but some showers across the far north. wintry again over the high

of chsler 300 exited that vehicle and the highlander advised them they were going to call the police and get a traffic report. when they did that he pulled out a black semiautomatic handgun, unknown caliber at this point. pointed it at them r: the susp forced the two men and child out of the highlander and sped off in their vehicle. the chp said he got off i-580 and crashed again. >> now he fled the scene on foot and we are not sure where he is at. >> reporter: officers are continuing to look for the suspect but officers found out there was more to the story. >> while investigating we found out he carjacked the chrysler earlier in the morning from rich land. >> officers are reviewing surveillance video from the area. chp says the suspect is described as a black male adult, appears in his late 20s, early 30s, heavyset, bald. there tip line leading to the whereabouts, 707-917-4491. >> how they are okay and chp said it could have been extremely dangerous for them being out there on the highway just standing out there. because of the time of day that it happened early this morning they s

frosty start for many of us to friday, we've also got a few wintry flurries across the highest parts of highland scotland. by the afternoon, lots of sunshine developing, away from eastern parts of england where you keep the cloud and a little bit of patchy rain. temperatures between about 6 and aberdeen to around about 11 in cardiff. still in the chilly side. into friday evening then, that area of cloud and rain slowly clears off towards the east, have a look at the blue colours, that indicates quite a cold start to your weekend, in fact, subzero temperatures for many of us, particularly in the north first thing saturday, but really wherever you are, you could well wake up to quite a sharp frost. after that chilly start to saturday, more cloud work in from the west, some room for northern ireland, western parts of scotland, and england and wales with some of that rain of the highest ground could be

really cold sta rts —10 in the highlands. really cold starts and will beat fog patches around as well. locally quite dense giving poor visibility and tricky travelling conditions out and about. couple of things that fog handsets cloudy and windy. this could be spreading into the southwest, that will tend to mean the greatest risk of fog across the suede of the bed linens. most likely to get problems of visibility. lingering into the early afternoon. many of sunshine around, showers continue to affect the far north of scotland and through the day we will see a little bit of rain into the southwest of england with wins ,'—) if you're cold here. actually it's a cold day everywhere really. typically around eight celsius. as through saturday evening and that rate continues to affect cornwall, perhaps devon at times. certainly channel islands will see the rain and that whether weather will pull south as this area of low pressure concentrates their effo rts of low pressure concentrates their efforts were in france. that will mean

rosedale and highland elementary on lockdown near saugus high school. we should also point out, bottom right, that's video from earlier. the big box on the left side of the screen, this is the scene as it's playing out right now. a live picture here outside saugus high school as a stream of students continues to leave flanked b i law enforcement. i think we still have jim cavanaugh on the phone as well, retired atf, special agent in charge. jim cavanaugh, we heard from one of the anchors a report that the atf is now on the scene as well, already involved in the investigation. what can we glean from that? >> well, they're responding as investigators, as federal agents. you'll see the fbi, the u.s. marshal service. they all come together to lend the special skills they have. they all have the general investigative law enforcement presence, but they all bring little specialties as well. they're going to back up laso to find the shooter, stabilize the situation and help them in the investigation. the key point that your local affiliate reported that you cov

of scotla nd panned out in the highlands of scotland and this was sent around by the fort william area and the spider skies were associated with this colder air that is pushing southwards at the moment and not quite reaching southern england or wales but it will do and this heralds the arrival which will change and the weather patterns and it means it will be much drier over the next three days and it will be some some time to go around but much older with some sharp frost and rain left over at the moment between southern england and southern wells and triggering southwards and i see for a time and triggering southwards and i see fora time and and triggering southwards and i see for a time and plenty of showers across northern and eastern scotland and around our eastern coastal counties as well. it is already getting cold and frosty and there will be quite a chilly start to the day on friday. friday sees again some patchy cloud and northern scotla nd some patchy cloud and northern scotland raining down with plenty of showers through the morning and afternoon and showers are wintry but

and a child were headed to a shing trip and the driver of a chrysler sedan crashed into their toyota highlander did when officers arrived they only found one vehicle on the victims say the suspect became hostile. >> the occupant of the chrysler 300 exited the vehicle and the people that were in the highlander advise they were going to get it traffic report from the police. when they did that he pulled out a black semi automatic handgun unknown caliber. pointed it at them and then fired one shot in the air.>> the suspect then got off into highway where he crashed again. authorities say the suspect's car was stolen from richmond earlier that morning. officers are reviewing surveillance video from the area.>>> a series of carbon degrees and police believe there connected, there are 15 car burglaries. it is likely that they are the same group of people who carried out similar crimes ificers have not release g people to remove all your valuables from your car.>>> another 37 racehorse death as the breeders' cup's and's. it is number 37 of the horses to diet the track since december. the horse had to

. >> the occupant of the chrysler 300 exited that vehicle, and the people that were in the highlander advised him they were going to call the police to get a traffic report. when they did that, he pulled out a black semiautomatic handgun, unknown caliber at this point. pointed it at them. fired one shot in the air. >> the chp says the suspect got off on interstate 580 through the gulf links exit and crashed again. authorities say the suspect's car was stolen from rhm not beed but officers are reviewing surveillance video from the area. >>> police have arrested a man suspected of setting eight fires near union city and hayward. 42-year-old roman mantalvo already had a warrant and now faces charges of arson and failure to register as a sex offender. the fire started shortly before 5:00 and quickly burned 10 acres. fire crews spotted a man who matched the description and that led them to montalvo. no homes were damaged by the fire. >>> in southern california, the u.s. army corps of engineers has changed the risk level of the mojave river dam from low to high urgency. the change means an

it inspired other highlanders to do the same. he said it was a wall of steel, flashing in the race of the morning sun. the enemy sending a terrible fire of shell and grape canister into the ranks. the mentor mowed down with a hail of lead and iron. moving on to the middle of the fort, some of them into a hand to hand fight. the 79th new york did not hold the parapet too long. confederate fire swept them from the top. the highlanders fell back before morrison ordered a second thrust , producing the same results. as morrison reeled from a head wound during the second thrust, a private in the ranks recalled," i never saw our boys fight with such determination." during the exchange with the 79th new york, the man of the pd battalion would yell at the -- that the rifles did not work. there officer scooped up weapons and ammunition, trying to swap them out as the defense continued. as elite units of the second brigade stormed over the ground, the first connecticut light artillery opened on the fort with its 12 pound howitzers. the hund

the temperature in the highlands is -8! the temperature in the highlands is —8! frost, also some fog to watch out for as well. this week, although there is some rain in the forecast, it will not be as heavy as it was yesterday. there will be sunny spells again at times, it will be freezing —— breezy, but by the end of the week it will not be as cold so let me show you that. to start, blue, they are usurped by yellow, indicating higher temperatures coming our way. from the west. eventually by the end of the week, or yellow across much of the chart so temperatures by then will be roughly where they should be at this stage of november or a bit higher. first thing, losing the rain from the south—east, it will clear, fog this morning across central and southern scotland and cumbria, it will be slow to lift, some of it will be slow to lift, some of it will linger through the course of the day. a peppering of showers across the north and the east with the risk of ice across the northern highlands and the northern isles. temperatures range from two degrees, it coul

finallyjapan‘s forest and highlands are teaming with them, and largely they keep themselves to themselves. just recently there has been a spike in human—bear encounters. carmen is a short hop from tokyo, to find out how one resort town has finallyjapan‘s forest and highlands are teaming with them, and largely they keep themselves to themselves. just recently there has been a spike in human—bear encounters. carmen is a short hop from tokyo, to find out how one resort town has employed an old friend to solve the problem once and for all. only 60 minutes from tokyo and i am at the southern flank of one of japan's vast and wild national parks. this is the little resort town of karuizawa. it is beautiful, as you can see, we are surrounded by mountains and woodlands. and it is lovely at this time of year, especially if you are a leaf peeper after some autumn colours. it is also a very tempting little town if you are a hungry bear strolling in those hills up there looking for a tasty snack. until a decade ago, there were roughly 300 human—bear encounters here every year. and it isn't the

in scotland in the highlands, i wouldn't be surprised if it gets down to minus seven degrees this coming night. like last night. on remembrance sunday, first thing we do have cloud, mist and murk across central and southern parts of england. on the whole, fine weather. it will be nippy, temperatures of six or 7 degrees. and this next weather front is bringing some six or 7 degrees. and this next weatherfront is bringing some rain. for because to bring rain to northern ireland, on sunday evening, and in the early hours of monday, we do see that rain turning into snow across the highlands. a good covering of 250 metres. a good few centimetres of snow. this is the jet stream, and what we call the air mass which is basically colder air coming in from the north. this is the jet stream shunting cold air in this direction. arrows here indicating the wind blowing out at the north—west and some showers. a cold and blustery day for many of us. showers and even thunder in places. the driest and brightest weather in the south, and eastern areas of the uk. generally, the weekend looking cold and bl

rain is forecast for sunday night into monday and we will have snow in the highlands. this is bbc news. the headlines at two... the conservatives lay out plans to train and employ thousands more gps, despite failing to meet a previous recruitment target. labour and the liberal democrats promise to fund more hours of free child care, but providers criticise them for not thinking through how they'll be paid for. the environment agency says flooding still poses a danger to life in south yorkshire, with seven severe flood warnings in place along the river don. angela merkel leads events in germany to mark 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall. translation: i remember you of the people who found their death at this wall because they were looking for freedom. i also remind you of the people who were trying to escape and who were imprisoned. india's supreme court rules that the disputed holy site

it is in the highlands. we will probably find the highest temperatures. highlands and islands. further south and 6—8d. there is relevance topping across the northern half of the uk around that area of high pressure. that is going to relinquish its grip but it hangs on for longer across england and wales where the southern parts of england tuesday and a wednesday there will be mist, fog and low cloud. so to clear so these areas will be on the cold side. you'll get milder towards the end of the week as the atlantic winds pick up and blow some reigning to northern and 00:29:15,087 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 western parts of the uk. this is bbc news i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8. tributes are paid to the first victim to be named in the london bridge attack. cambridge graduate jack merritt, was running a prisoner rehabilitiation conference — to which his attacker had been invited. police have commended the actions of members of the public, including convicted criminals who overpowered the knifeman. it's emerged that usman khan had been released on licence for his involveme

heading on a fishing trip when the driver of the chrysler 300 sedan crashed into their white toyota highlander. after they pulled over, the man driving the chrysler then stalled their vehicle. >> the people in the highlander advised they were going to call the police and get a traffic report. when they did that, he pulled out a black semiautomatic handgun, fired one shot in the air. >> reporter: the suspect forced the two men and child out of the highlander and sped off in their vehicle. chp says he got off i-580 then crashed again. >> now he fled the scene on foot and we're unsure where he's at. >> reporter: while officers continue to search for the suspect, investigators found out that there was even more to this story. >> while investigating, we found out that he had carjacked the chrysler earlier in the morning from richmond. >> reporter: officers are currently reviewing surveillance video from the area. >>> two men accused of murder have broken out of a jail in monterey county and are on the run tonight. jonathan salazar on the right, both 19. they managed to escape the monterey county ja

where this sky is clearfor ground of the highlands. where this sky is clear for any length of time, we could be looking at frost and chilly conditions on sunday. cloudy, damp weather will affect parts of northern england, north midlands and wales on sunday. southern england, brighter conditions but the best of the day‘s sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. some showers across northern areas as we go through the day. quite prolonged showers in the shetlands. monday‘s weather, high pressure looks likely to give us a fine, chilly but cold day but low pressure with rain gets pretty close to eastern england. that is your weather.

it dipped down to —7 in the highlands. it is remembrance sunday and we have plenty of fine weather in store and we are really just getting away with it. the next riverfront rears its head here but for most of us it is a case of bright and sunny weather, a bit of mist and merck in the morning but thatis mist and merck in the morning but that is about it. we are watching this weather front which will bring rain to northern ireland, and then overnight into monday, you can see there is some snow falling across there is some snow falling across the highlands. you on the weather map, you can see these lines here, the isobars, the wind follows the isobars and you can see where the wind is coming from. this is thejet strea m wind is coming from. this is thejet stream pushing in the cold air from the northern went into our direction. this pattern is here to stay for the next week also. we are going to stay pretty cold for the next week or so. blustery winds expected on monday, frequent showers in the north of the uk, blustery, but

nd of the central belt and for highland scotland the temperatures, a bit as in i goes on. why tricky first thing monday morning north of the central belt. elsewhere we get some blustery showers following the wet weather. some sunshine in between the showers. the most frequent to the north—west, there will be a chilly wind around on monday. it will feel a bit colder. still quite blustery on tuesday as well. still some bands of wet weather around on tuesday. low pressure is still close by. by the end of tuesday we will have another gap between weather systems, but then there are more weather fronts going to be coming in from the atlantic stop some rain at times again on tuesday. a cold and frosty stuff for many of us on wednesday before it turns wet from the west. and for the rest of the week low pressure looks to be staying close by. as ever there is a forecast for where you are or where you are going available on our website and on the up. but for me, bye—bye.

in scotland, in the highlands, i wouldn't be surprised if it dips down to —7 degrees again this coming night, a bit like last night. here's remembrance sunday. first thing in the morning, a bit of cloud, mist and murk maybe across some central and southern parts of england. but on the whole, the weather's looking fine, a lot of sunshine on the way. again, nippy — temperatures only 6 or 7 degrees for some of us. and then this next weather front is bringing rain, or is forecast to bring rain to northern ireland sunday evening. and then early hours of monday, we'll start to see that that rain turning to snow across the highlands. and there could be a good covering above around about 250 metres — he could see a good few centimetres of snow. now, this is the jet stream and what we call the air mass. air mass is basically cold air here coming in from the north. you can see the blue colours. this is the jet stream shunting that cold air in our direction. the arrows here are indicating the wind blowing out of the north west, blowing in some showers. so i think a cold, blustery day for many

days ahead of the flood waters are obviously already on the ground we will raise coming down from the highlands and again with the rain in the next couple of days this is what we expect to say so again we have got some pretty have to cumulation so yeah for sure marty we all see more rain as the days and weeks continue jenny harrison thank you a powerful earthquake has hit albania at least 4 people have died dozens of others have been injured the 6.4 magnitude. struck just north of the capital. a number of aftershocks have been felt and the authorities and called on people to stay out of . we've got a lot more to come here at out there including clashes between anti-government protests is in his bala and amounts supporters threatening lebanon's fragile political balance. outrage in chile after an ally of the president suggests human rights will have to be violated in order to fully restore order. following on from the very heavy rain the flooding rains that we've had around southern parts of france northern areas of italy to see that area cloud of gray piling its way down towards greece this are

in scotland, in the highlands, i wouldn't be surprised if it dips down to —7 degrees again this coming night, a bit like last night. here's remembrance sunday. first thing in the morning, a bit of cloud, mist and murk maybe across some central and southern parts of england. but on the whole, the weather's looking fine, a lot of sunshine on the way. again, nippy — temperatures only 6 or 7 degrees for some of us. and then this next weather front is bringing rain, or is forecast to bring rain to northern ireland sunday evening. and then early hours of monday, we'll start to see that that rain turning to snow across the highlands. and there could be a good covering above around about 250 metres — you could see a good few centimetres of snow. now, this is the jet stream and what we call the air mass. air mass is basically cold air here coming in from the north. you can see the blue colors. this is the jet stream shunting that cold air in our direction. the arrows here are indicating the wind blowing out of the north west, blowing in some showers. so i think a cold, blustery day for many

it could be —9 or -10, the in the highlands. it could be —9 or —10, the coldest it has been all autumn. in the south—east there will be some patchy mist and fog, still around for the rush hour in the morning. cloud coming in across southern england and wales and heading towards the midlands. some sunshine as you head northwards, but a change in weatherfor northern ireland. the breeze is picking up and tomorrow we will see cloud and outbreaks of rain. 10 degrees, milderfor outbreaks of rain. 10 degrees, milder for wales outbreaks of rain. 10 degrees, milderfor wales and outbreaks of rain. 10 degrees, milder for wales and the south—west and colder in the east. not as cold tomorrow night, any frost tending to lift. it will be milder by wednesday morning because we have a breeze picking up from the south. cloud will push its way northwards. most places will be dry. if there is any rain, it is more likely to be towards northern ireland. those temperatures are still 6—9d, but a bit chillier in the breeze. it will turn milder

temperatures in the highlands dipping down to minus seven degrees. not quite so cold in southern parts of the uk. here, a bit more cloud and temperatures around 45 degrees. the good news is remembrance sunday services, the weather is looking absolutely fine. some mist and fog in the morning but plenty of sunshine on the way. a colder day, in the north of the country it's only around 6 degrees. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the environment agency says flooding still poses a danger to life in south yorkshire, with seven severe flood warnings in place along the river don. the conservatives lay out plans to train and employ thousands more gps, despite failing to meet a previous recruitment target. labour and the liberal democrats promise more hours of free child care, but providers are sceptical overfunding. germany marks 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall with a call for people to stand up forfundamental values. sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good from the bbc sport centre. afternoon, or is it even i'iow. let's

in between there will be sunshine again above 200 metres in highland we are looking at snow. clinging onto the milder areas. 10 degrees in plymouth. here as well we are exposed to the north—westerly. as we move from wednesday into thursday, this next area of low pressure comes our way, sinking south position could change but at the moment what we think is that it will bring more rain where we do not wa nt will bring more rain where we do not want it across parts of northern england and parts of the midlands. that could exacerbate the problems further full of the met office has weather warnings out and you can see them on our website further spells of rain this week with some hill snow, often rainy and it will feel cold. let's take a look at today's papers. most papers show the queen at yesterday's remembrance sunday service, looking like she was shedding a tear as she watched the commemorations. the mail leads on a pledge by prime minister borisjohnson to change the law to protect northern ireland veterans. the daily mirror says labour will pledge £845 million to ensure ev

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it's a different story for sudanese brick makers they depend on silt washed down from the ethiopian highlands to make bricks which have been baked in riverside kilns with the new dam in place there will be fewer silt deposits and less income for the brick makers. the island this silt comes to us from the estuary there from the ethiopian plateau. with the dam the still don't come anymore let me go up the middle of a google one of. the hydroelectric project is set for completion in 2022 with the main aim being to boost ethiopia's electricity output and saddam stands to benefit from that development you know lin has a said. this dam provides sudan with electricity that benefits manufacturing economic growth and sustainable development in all sectors. as farmers along the blue nile deal with the rivers unpredictability the future of traditional livelihoods on its banks seems destined to change forever. now this is the new must have condiments for some most of africa's best shifts it's a salt found only in a remote place in the middle of the country top chef say it's like nothing you've tasted bef

coast and drifting into the north york moors, some of them could be wintry, a few wintry ones for the highlands as well, and a cold one to everybody on friday, temperatures down to single figures and a cutting northerly wind. saturday, high pressure still clinging on, but it looks like this system will try to eke into the picture from the atlantic. just how far north the rain will push is probably the biggest question. pretty windy and wet weather on the cards for the south—west of england and south wales through saturday. elsewhere it stays fine but it will remain distinct chilly, with temperatures at six or seven degrees, whereas we're looking at 11 in plymouth. by sunday, though, that will be sinking south, and we should see some widespread fine weather all parts of the uk to enter the weekend. come the start of the new week, though, some frontal systems potentially toppling into scotland, bringing more cloud and outbreaks of rain, but perhaps some just slightly milder air aswell. but certainly to start our new week, we are looking at fine weather, but a colder outlook than we have been us

indonesia's most sought after coffee beans can only be found here, deep in the remote highlands of samaj island. in the past, farmers like this sold one kilogram of them for just $3.50. but these beans are selling for six times the price. translation: farmers can sell their products to buyers who come directly or they can sell online. this is very helpful because they can sell ata very helpful because they can sell at a higher price compared with the past, when access to more buyers was limited. sometimes the middlemen would cheat the farmers. the coffee trade from this remote area has also benefited those outside the farming community. translation: it's extraordinary. some local students here sent roasted coffee beans to jakarta, and other cities to fund their living expenses and tuition fees. coffee consumption in indonesia has nearly doubled in the past ten years. in this town, the unique taste has won over the local population, and lead to more cafe is p°ppin9 population, and lead to more cafe is p°pping up- population, and lead to more cafe is popping up. translation: in the past,

that was one of our weather watch pictures from around about the fort william area in the highlands. the sunnier skies were associated with the colder air, and that colder air is pushing southwards. and so it is going to bring a change in our weather, a change to drier weather, with more sunshine to go around. but cold by day and by night, with some sharp overnight frosts just around the corner. indeed, for those of you getting up early on friday, we‘re looking at a cold start to the day, a risk of a few icy stretches as rain clears and temperatures drop away. showers continue to affect northern and eastern scotland, and some of our eastern coastal counties of england. but across inland areas, particularly for the northern half of the uk, it‘s a cold start to the day, with a touch of frost outside. now, through friday morning, there will be plenty of sunshine for the vast majority of the country. but again, some patchy cloud coming and going across northern scotland, and running down these eastern coastal areas of scotland and england as well, bringing plenty of showers to these

frosty start for many of us to friday, we've also got a few wintry flurries across the highest parts of highland scotland. by the afternoon, lots of sunshine developing, away from eastern parts of england where you keep the cloud and a little bit of patchy rain. temperatures between about 6 in aberdeen to around about 11 in cardiff. still on the chilly side. into friday evening then, that area of cloud and rain slowly clears off towards the east, so under those clearing skies, have a look at the blue colours, that indicates quite a cold start to your weekend, in fact, subzero temperatures for many of us, particularly in the north first thing saturday, but really wherever you are, you could well wake up to quite a sharp frost. after that chilly start to saturday, more cloud and rain work in from the west through the day, so some rain for northern ireland, western parts of scotland, and england and wales with some of that rain of the highest ground could be falling as sleet and snow but certainly rain down at lower levels. eastern england and scotland should stay dry and bright throughout througho

the arrival of frontal systems bringing rain and even a little bit of snow over the highest ground of highland scotland but it will be rained on at lower levels. single figures holding on in the east, something milder towards the south west. wednesday night into thursday, still cold there but we have frontal systems pushing their way gradually across the country. quite an u nsettled across the country. quite an unsettled picture through the day on thursday. still some sunshine and showers around. potentially a little bit of winter arenas on the top of the pennines as this rain and snow pushes south. in single figures by the time we get to thursday, 10 celsius perhaps in london. all associate with this area of low pressure which is slowly easing towards the south—east as we head into friday. anotherfairly chilly sort of day friday. some showers lingering in the south and eastern parts. crisp cool conditions in scotland, northern ireland down towards wales as well. many of us are well in those signal figures on friday and just about to break 10 celsius down towards the south—east. what about

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that was one of our weather watch pictures from around about the fort william area in the highlands. the sunnier skies were associated with the colder air, and that colder air is pushing southwards. and so it is going to bring a change in our weather, a change to drier weather, with more sunshine to go around. but cold by day and by night, with some sharp overnight frosts just around the corner. indeed, for those of you getting up early on friday, we're looking at a cold start to the day, a risk of a few icy stretches as rain clears and temperatures drop away. showers continue to affect northern and eastern scotland, and some of our eastern coastal counties of england. but across inland areas, particularly for the northern half of the uk, it's a cold start to the day, with a touch of frost outside. now, through friday morning, there will be plenty of sunshine for the vast majority of the country. but again, some patchy cloud coming and going across northern scotland, and running down these eastern coastal areas of scotland and england as well, bringing plenty of showers to these coas

frosty start for many of us to friday, we've also got a few wintry flurries across the highest parts of highland scotland. by the afternoon, lots of sunshine developing, away from eastern parts of england where you keep the cloud and a little bit of patchy rain. temperatures between about 6 and aberdeen to around about 11 in cardiff. still in the chilly side. into friday evening then, that area of cloud and rain slowly clears off towards the east, so under those clearing skies, have a look at the blue colours, that indicates quite a cold start to your weekend, in fact, subzero temperatures for many of us, particularly in the north first thing saturday, but really wherever you are, you could well wake up to quite a sharp frost. after that chilly start to saturday, more cloud work in from the west, in from the west through the day, so some rain for northern ireland, western parts of scotland, and england and wales with some of that rain of the highest ground could be falling as sleet and snow but certainly rain down at lower levels. eastern england and scotland should stay dry and bright throughou

that is going to be bringing more rain to the highlands and grampians, some stronger winds here as well. some unwelcome rain, i think, across the south pennines and near the centre of the low pressure, some heavier rain to clear away from the south—east of england. again, it is mild. those temperatures widely in double figures. now as we head towards thursday, signs of slow changes. the low pressure for a start is going to pull away and there isn‘t one coming in behind that, so it is starting to dry off a little bit. we are changing the wind direction. this is the first sign of change, with a north to north—easterly brightening things up in scotland, pushing any remaining rain and drizzle down, away from northern ireland, into england and wales, where it is still mild in the south. it gets a bit colder across the north. so we‘re changing where our air is coming from. instead of those milder south—westerlies, a cooler north to north—easterly flow for the end of the week. and that means where the cloud breaks we will find some frost returning by friday morning, a bit of blue o

some snow to the higher parts of pennines, southern uplands, but particularly into the highlands north of the central belt in scotland where could be quite tricky on some of the higher routes going into monday morning. temperatures do head up a bit overnight into monday after a chilly start of the night. the good news is, if there is any, about this latest weather system, it is moving on through, so the wet weather doesn't hang around too long in any one place. the rain clearing south—eastern parts of england by the end of monday morning. and then a blustery day following the sunshine and showers, the showers most frequent towards the north—west of the uk, wintry in places, especially the hills. it's going to be a colder feeling day, particularly because it will be a windier day. and going into tuesday, low pressure then towards the north sea, around that, we've still got some bands of wet weather moving through. so notjust showers, but maybe longer spells of wet weather sinking southwards on wednesday. there will be drier, brighter zones around these as well. it's still going to b