14/04/2014 South Today

calls for UN peacekeepers to be sent in. That's all from the BBC News

It has been glorious. We are going to have even more

sunshine. Howard captured the sun rising at Corfe Castle in Dorset

today. This carpet of bluebells was captured by Keith near Arundel in

West Sussex. And Nick took this close up of a Jay in his garden in

Ashley Heath. Today we reached 18 Celsius. On the whole it was 15`16d

across the region. Temperatures above the seasonal average. We are

looking at the risk of some mist patches. Temperatures will fall away

rapidly. In towns and cities, the law will be four or five. Under the

clear skies first thing tomorrow it will be a chilly start with patches

of frost. A grass frost first thing. Temperatures will recover nicely

through the afternoon. The winds have changed direction and will be

coming from the east or Southeast which means it will feel slightly

fresher along the south coast but inland temperatures above the

seasonal average. Lots of sunshine on offer and we do it again on

Wednesday. Tomorrow night is a repeat of tonight. Temperatures will

fall away to two or three, perhaps down to freezing in the countryside.

A grass frost first going on Wednesday morning but high pressure

is in charge. Thursday will see the weather front moved southwards

across the country introducing more cloud and perhaps the odd spot of

rain at most places will stay dry. Going downhill as the day wears on

with increasing high cloud. Temperatures above the seasonal

average, into the midst teams on Thursday. Friday we will have a lot

more cloud and temperatures will reach a high of 13, not as high.

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