12/02/2018 BBC Weather

skies and this is the outlook for

the weekend. Some sunshine

skies and this is the outlook for

the weekend. Some sunshine on its

way and milder weather, and rich as

more details for you. Good evening.

Snow can be beautiful and it can

also be destructive. We tipped the

beautiful box today certainly with

this weather watcher in Northern

Ireland, a beautiful scene close to

Belfast. But there could be

disruption on the way as well

because we have more snow to come,

this strip of cloud shows up nicely

on the recent satellite picture and

if you look at the radar picture it

shows that not only rain is falling

from the cloud, we are starting to

see snow once again across Northern

Ireland and also across parts of

Scotland. Ahead of that band of rain

and snow we have strong and gusty

winds, wind gusts of up to 60,

possibly 70 mph in exposed spots in

the south-west, mostly rain falling

in the south but snow over high

ground. Even at low levels in North

areas we could see significant

accumulations of snow. Let's look

closely at tomorrow morning's rush

hour, across Scotland's snow still

falling in many areas, up to ten

centimetres over high ground, a few

centimetres in the central belt

could cause disruption, the snow

pulling away from Northern Ireland

but not before a further ten

centimetres in places. Some snow in

northern England, northern England

and Wales, further south a mixture

of wind and rain forced whichever

way you slice it could be travel

disruption tomorrow morning. BBC

local radio will keep you

up-to-date. Will take the band of

mostly rain in the south and largely

snow in the north and push it

eastwards through the day. Behind

the skies will brighten and we will

see good spells of sunshine, but

wintry showers putting in to the

north-west on what will be a cold

feeling day, 7 degrees at best.

Moving out of Tuesday into Wednesday

we say farewell to the warm weather

system but hello to another one and

this will make Wednesday something

of a repeat performance. The

isobars, strong and gusty winds,

rain turning into snow, especially

of a high ground in the north. But

what of the snow will turn back into

rain through the day because we will

bring in some slightly milder air at

this stage, looking at temperatures

by the end of Wednesday, nine or 10

degrees in Belfast, Cardiff and in

Plymouth. For the end of the week

low pressure is the engine room of

our weather, spinning up to the

north-west, still throwing in wintry

showers in northern areas but

noticed something a little drier

shelling its hand in the south. With

that something milder. Heading into

the weekend more of more of us from

south to north water and dry and bit