00:00Thanks for joining me for your afternoon weather update from the Met Office.
00:03The Met Office weather warnings continue, the wintry weather continues and there
00:07are also Environment Agency flood warnings in place as well. Check out the
00:11website for more details on all of that. Here's the view from space. First thing
00:16this morning, big swirl of cloud. That's the low pressure that brought the snow
00:19over the weekend. Down to the southwest there's a bank of cloud. That is going to
00:24mix things up as we go into tomorrow. But in between the two, these lumpy
00:28looking clouds, well they're the showers. The wintry showers that have produced
00:32more snow over Greater Manchester. Snow flow is coming into Northern Ireland and
00:36across Northern Scotland as well. We have snow and ice warnings in place still
00:40across Northern and Western Scotland, Northern Ireland through the rest of
00:43today and tonight. Could be very slippery again as things freeze up once more. The
00:48showers feeding into Northwest England and North Wales. A mixture of sleet and
00:53snow here further south and east. Many places actually dry and fine this
00:57afternoon. Quite a bit of sunshine around. The winds are lighter in many
01:00areas as well but there is a bitter wind still blowing across Northeastern
01:04Scotland. Temperatures here two or three degrees. Add on that wind and it feels
01:09perishing. Elsewhere temperatures similar to yesterday's but as I said
01:12lighter winds. Doesn't feel quite so cold. Pretty quickly though those
01:16temperatures will be back down below freezing as we go through this evening.
01:20So again anything freezing up on the roads and the pavements making things
01:24really quite slippery. So we do have that ice and snow warning in place for
01:29tonight and into Wednesday. Could turn a bit foggy in some spots as well. Parts of
01:33Northern Ireland, Northwest England and across the Midlands. But for many areas
01:37it's just going to be a very clear night. The winds continuing to ease down which
01:41means temperatures will fall further. A colder night than last night. Negative
01:46double figures likely in rural parts of Northern England and certainly across
01:50parts of Scotland. These are the valleys and towns and cities. Minus 2, minus 3.
01:54Pretty widely. Notice however maybe not quite so cold in the far southwest. Clouds
02:00starting to edge in here. That weather system we saw earlier. That is going to
02:04mix things up as we go through tomorrow. Still a bit of uncertainty about how
02:08much wet weather we get coming up from the south. Southern counties of England
02:13will see some rain and snow likely. I say some uncertainty about how far north it
02:19gets. So how much snow we exactly see will really depend on subtle differences
02:24in the wind direction. The wind coming in from the sea, slightly milder conditions.
02:27Wind coming in from the land means longer time for things to cool down. So
02:32there could be some snow across southern counties of England during Wednesday.
02:36It's far from certain. However we do have that warning in place. Something we're
02:41keeping a very close eye on. For many other areas it's a dry fine day on
02:45Wednesday. Still a few wintry showers in Northern Scotland across the north of
02:48Northern Ireland as well. The showers continuing here and there. But elsewhere
02:52many places dry and fine with some lengthy spells of sunshine. But again
02:56it's going to be cold. We start minus 2, minus 3. We get up to plus 2, plus 3 in
03:01many locations. Could see some milder air trying to push into the far southwest
03:05later on. But the potential still for this snowy weather across southern
03:10counties of England through Wednesday evening's rush hour before it finally
03:14starts to skirt away. As I said still uncertainty about how much snow we see.
03:18Whether it be more of a rainy mixture. Elsewhere again things likely to freeze
03:22up through Wednesday night. So again potentially very icy. Do keep up to date
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