09/02/2017 BBC Weather

will turn a bit less cold again. All the way up seven Celsius.

At this time of year we can often get the weather stories that reflect

the battle between winter and spring, and that's what's been

happening in New York in the USA. Yesterday, 17 Celsius, but today,

it's been bitterly cold, just a daytime maximum of -2, a significant

wind-chill and some significant snow falling as we speak. This was Times

Square earlier today. For others, it's been a pretty cold day. Not

quite as cold, but nevertheless a lot of low cloud lifting in off the

North Sea and two bridges have struggled. That will continue into

the weekend. -- temperatures have struggled. The easterly breezes

driving in showers. They will turn increasingly wintry as they turn

inland. Ice could be an issue on untreated roads and pavements

tomorrow morning. Temperatures falling below freezing in more rural

spots. We will start off on the cold, cloudy, great note for money.

The breeze driving in a few more showers and continuing through the

day. Sticking out of the West, for example Cornwall and Pembrokeshire,

you might see a bit of sunshine but still pretty cold. Across the East

Anglia coastline, up into Lincolnshire, still the risk of

showers and temperatures 1-2dC at the best. We might see a little more

sunshine across the lake district, through to Northern Ireland and up

into parts of western Scotland. All the time into the north-east, snow

showers are likely to be an issue. With the clear skies by day that

could lead to a significant cold night across the far north of

Scotland, -10 is quite likely. At the same time this little fellow

here will enhance the showers towards the end of the night and

into Saturday morning. We could see 2-3 centimetres to higher ground and

a significant dusting at lower levels for a time. Don't get too

excited about it! The snow will turn back to rain as we get through the

day. It will turn pretty cold, with the best of the sunshine in the

north and west. No significant change for Sunday. It stays cloudy

and cold and breezy but the potential for a significant change

may be into the story as we weave into next week. The high pressure

that has been driving the story drifts down towards the Alps,

keeping a low-pressures out of the Atlantic, but we drag in a south

easterly flow. That means perhaps something

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