23/02/2017 BBC Weather

weekend and into next week, it will be much milder. I will leave you

with Thomas Shelter. be much milder. I will leave you

with Thomas Shelter. Good evening. It was quite a day for

some of us. We get these sort of storms every couple of years also.

Difficult to give an exact number, but it was certainly a nasty one.

It's now moving into Holland, Germany, south of Denmark, and it

continues to blow itself out. The winds around coasts were not

particularly spectacular, but the inland winds were unusual, 62 mph in

London. A trail of damage across the UK with trees falling down, mainly

trees, but also other spectacular pictures, frightening but

spectacular. That East Sussex with crashing waves. And another amazing

picture from Durham, with the north-east feeling the effects. In

some picture postcard scenes in Scotland. There were two elements to

this storm, snow in the north and also the winds. Let's see what we've

got tonight. Some icy patches developing in areas. These guys have

played and the wind has died down and temperatures will dip away to

freezing across parts of Scotland. -- the skies have cleared. A nice

start, quite crisp in some areas, and the wind is light, the sun is

out, so overall a beautiful start to the day for most of us. It will be

colder in northern areas, northern England, Scotland and Northern

Ireland, with some frost and one or two wintry showers. On balance,

we'll take anything after that stormy day. And then Friday itself,

I think, it's looking a bit jerky, but he is a look at Friday

afternoon. The rain is getting into western parts of the UK, so perhaps

going downhill, but for most of us the weather is going to stay dry. On

Saturday, quite a few isobars around. It's not completely calming

down in the wake of Storm Doris. We will see spells of rain and wind,

but this time on Saturday it will just be regular winds around the

coasts and rain. At the rain will be heavy, and quite a lot to come this

weekend across some of these particularly Northwestern and

western areas, especially the north-west, western Scotland. The

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