18/10/2016 BBC Weather

Good evening. As you've just seen from your local outlook, not a huge

amount changes over the next few days. The weather patterns will be

blocked again. What is driving that? It's a deep area of low pressure,

the remnants of hurricane Nicole in the Atlantic. That's heading towards

Greenland. Set to pile up the snow here, metres of it in the next few

days. It's dragging a lot of warm air into the North Atlantic on the

Eastern flank. What that does is build this, high pressure. That s

not going to move a great deal over the next few days. To the east, low

pressure in place. That means Eastern England always prone for

further showers through the rest of this week. For the rest of the UK,

largely dry, some sunny days, but also rather cool nights and a few

misty mornings. Some of you start that way in the morning.

Temperatures in single figures for the most part. A north-west breeze.

That brings in showers to the west first thing. Most prone across

Liverpool bay, Greater Manchester, Cheshire and North Wales. They drift

away southwards through the morning. Showers elsewhere will become fewer

in number except down Eastern parts of the country. We will see more of

them through the afternoon. For Scotland and Northern Ireland,

better day than today. Winds lighter, fewer showers around by the

afternoon. It will feel a touch warmer. Same for north-west England

once the morning cloud and showers clear away. East of the Pennines,

get ready, the showers are on the way for the second half of the way.

Isolated showers through Wales and the south-west. Most of you spend

the day dry, even if it's a fleeting shower that pushes through. One or

two isolated showers in the Midlands. Greatest chance of showers

Eastern counties of England through the afternoon. They'll be heavier

along the coastal strip. Accompanied by gale-force wind in places. It's

going to feel raw at times. The showers could come with thunder to

end the day. They'll continue through the night and through the

rest of the week. Eastern areas more prone. High pressure to the north

and west of us. With that, the nights get chillier. A cool start to

Thursday morning. Greater chance of frost in the west. Pembrokeshire

down towards Cornwall, Isles of Scilly, a few showers. Down the

Eastern areas of England, a few showers and quite a breeze. Mostly a

dry and sunny day. Not especially warm after a chilly start. Nice

enough under the sunshine. Temperatures drop further with more

of a widespread frost to take us into Friday. Change on Friday, cloud

in Scotland and Northern Ireland, splashes of rain. Showers and a

breeze in the south-east. Most of you dry and bright.

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back, and I was looking to the sky. I was swimming across

the Aegean Sea.