06/12/2011 BBC Weather

Hello there. More snow in the north and wetion west. Today, most of us

have seen rain. Wetter weather has been developing and rung across

northern areas. It's not just rain we will find a short spell of heavy

snow in Scotland, particularly the hills. As that moves through the

winds will pick up. There is a risk of ice across the north. Following

that band of wetter weather the showers come pushing in. Icy

conditions likely by the morning across the borders. That is where

we have the amber warning from the Met Office. Showers to the north

and west. The winds will pick up by the morning in the South West of

Scotland. Gusty winds in northern England pushing in a few showers.

To the east of Pennines it should start bright and chilly. South West

of England temperatures will hold up because there will be more cloud

into the morning and a few showers. The showers that we have in Wales

and the north and west. The showers and the winds picking up. Windy

start across Northern Ireland with showers mainly in the north. The

winds are going to be strong across most of the country. Scattered

showers and sunshine for Northern Ireland. Western parts of England

and Wales. Eastern areas will be dry and sunny. Temperatures six or

seven degrees. In the wind it will be feel pretty cold. Dramatic

change from Wednesday into Thursday. Deepening low comes in from the

Atlantic. These weather fronts will bring bands of rain. Even rain for

a time over the Scottish mountains. The risk of flooding. With the

south-westerly it will turn milder for a while. Temperatures in double

figures. The mild air will not last London Transport long. This cold

front will sweep southwards. That low runs across Scotland. It could

get windy later on Thursday. With the air coming down we drag down

that colder air. We bring snow showers by Friday. Northern and