Weather Forecast 17th Feb - Temperatures reach double figures after cold snap - video Dailymotion

Weather Forecast 17th Feb - Temperatures reach double figures after cold snap

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00:00Good morning. Well, milder air is on its way, but we still do have some snow in the forecast.

00:06Through this morning, though, there is some bright spells out there, especially across

00:10the southeast of England after a chilly start. Towards the west, holding on to a lot of grey

00:15skies once again. But in western Scotland, there are a few wintry flurries with some

00:20showers across parts of Orkney and Shetland. But on the whole, it's a largely dry Monday.

00:26And as for temperatures, still on the chilly side, especially in the east, temperatures

00:31still only around 4 or 5 degrees out towards the far south and west. Highs of up to 8 or

00:37even 10 degrees, but quite a brisk south and southeasterly wind developing. But as we go

00:44through Monday evening and overnight, a band of heavy rain across Northern Ireland will

00:49push its way further towards the north and east, so take care during rush hour. As this

00:53meets the cold air across Scotland, that's where we could see the risk of freezing rain

00:58to give icy stretches and also some snow that could lead to some disruption. Further towards

01:04the south of that, though, across much of England and Wales, actually, it's a largely

01:08dry but often cloudy picture to start Tuesday morning. There could still be a touch of frost

01:15in places where we see any clear skies, but on the whole, temperatures are actually slightly

01:20milder, especially out towards the west. So as we go through Tuesday morning, then

01:26it's an unsettled start across Scotland with outbreaks of rain, snow and the risk of that

01:31freezing rain. But that will gradually move its way northwards and ease as we go through

01:36the day. Then across much of the UK, actually, it's a dry picture into Tuesday afternoon,

01:42perhaps with some hazy spells of sunshine across much of England and Wales, but often

01:47cloudy across Northern Ireland and still with quite a brisk breeze around. But as the temperatures

01:54less cold than recent days, we're starting to see temperatures rise. So in the far south,

02:00that's where we'll see temperatures the highest at around eight to 10 degrees. So as we go

02:07through midweek, that's when the temperatures really start rising. We'll start to see milder

02:12air being brought up from southwesterly winds. So most of us come Thursday and Friday, we'll

02:18see temperatures rising into the double digits. But for more details on all of that, make

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02:28bye.