09/02/2018 BBC Weather

or so. The second-half of the

weekend colder with some sunshine.

Temperatures about eight degrees for

the high.

Temperatures about eight degrees for

the high. Now more with the national

weather picture. A few of you seeing

snow this week. The snow we have

left around at the moment is on the

hills. You can see it in Cumbria

earlier in in the day. More snow to

come this weekend and into next

week. Any snow on Saturday likely to

be on the hills. Back to snow and

sunshine on Sunday. It will be much

colder and for a time much windier

as well. Saturday's weather is

waiting in the wings. This is the

cloud. Ahead of it clearer skies

across much of the UK. Temperatures

plummeting away. Showers to the

south-east leaving icy conditions.

The cloud will bring outbreaks of

rain proceeded by snow for a time

across the hills of Northern Ireland

and western Scotland. The west will

warm up a little bit. Chilly start

to Saturday for most. Temperatures'

loss as minus six. Saturday, rain,

sleet and hill snow will push across

Scotland with strong to gale force

winds. It is fragmenting. Dryer and

bright are for the west. Bright

start in Northern Ireland. Northern

England cloudy. The hills of Cumbria

into the Peak District and pen neens

snow mixed in with the rain. The

rain will come and go. Shelter to

the east of high ground. Brightest

start to the south-east. It will

cloud over with outbreaks of rain.

Wetter into Northern Ireland later.

Scotland, after a cloudy start,

things brighter are or the

afternoon. Temperatures seven or

eight degrees, double figures

towards the south-west. If you are

off to the Six Nations matches this

weekend in Dublin or Twickenham it

will not be particularly cold, but

we will see rain at times and it

will turn windy. Wind will be the

story for Saturday night, developing

area of low pressure to southern

Scotland. Snow here for a time, on

the southern flank, northern

England, north Midland and north

Wales, gale force winds. Le low

pressure will push off towards

Denmark. We open the door to

north-westerly winds from Canada. It

will be a cold day. Sunny spells,

best of which to the south and east.

Frequent sleet and snow showers to

the west. An added wind-chill too. .

Cold into next week. Temperatures

into single figures for many. Milder

midweek. But that arrives we could

see snow around. That