21/01/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. The wintry weather focused his attention further north

today, bringing snow across Northern Ireland, northern England

and Scotland. 26 centimetres in Northumberland. It didn't all for

today, but that is a significant total. All of this in Northern

Ireland, northern England and Scotland fell as snow. Easing a

little through the north-east, but if you look at East Anglia, this

could fall as 1:-- snow. It is going to be a cold and icy day

tomorrow. There will be further snow showers, but not the intensity

of the snow we've seen recently. We could still keep strong winds

blowing blizzard blight conditions. Warning remains in the far north-

east of Scotland. Cold elsewhere with widespread icy conditions in

the morning. To the south-west, we are going to see some showers

across Wales and the south-west. Maybe a wintry mix of ice and snow

showers first think in the morning. It will be difficult to get their

degree of uncertainty down into the south-west. It will be tricky to

call. Snow showers eased in intensity, perhaps, in the far

north-east of Scotland. Cold and grey elsewhere with cloudy skies.

For south-west will see rain primarily to the coast falling

under mild air, particularly for Cornwall. Devon, Somerset and South

Wales could see some snow and eyes. If you on the roads, keep watching

the weather forecasts. Cold across the far south-east, only one or two

degrees. Maybe some brightness in the North West and Northern Ireland.

The same in western Scotland. Glimpses of sunshine, snow easing

in the far north-east of Scotland. Production at the a grey day and

the threat for the potential of some more snow showers in the

north-west. -- predominantly. For the rest of the week, it will stay

cold. Frost and ice is a problem. The threat of snow eases and it