Find out how you can help our struggling wildlife
As it is revealed hundreds of our native species of wildlife are in trouble - find out how you can help them out.
As it is revealed hundreds of our native species of wildlife are in trouble - find out how you can help them out.
The unsettled weather means some beautiful scenes across the region.
Nurseries are being forced to dump their spring flowers because of the cold weather.
The radar shows the centre of the low pressure over east Anglia.
But we are not out of the woods yet. We still have very strong winds, especially in the east and over higher ground. A scattering of showers will continue into the evevning.
Early rain across the east soon dying out then dry with increasing amounts of sunshine, best across the north.
Brisk northeasterly winds slowly easing.
Maximum temperature 13 °C.
Outbreaks of rain developing across the east through this evening, becoming persistent across the eastern Borders.
Remaining mostly dry across Dumfries and Galloway and western Cumbria.
Windy along the east coast with gales early tonight across eastern Borders. Minimum temperature 5 °C.
A swathe of strong winds is expected across northeast England through the early hours of Friday before transferring southwestwards across other parts of northern England through the morning.
Gusts of up to 60mph are expected.
Sunny periods and scattered passing showers.
Chilly northerly wind, strong at times.
Maximum temperature 11 °C.
A cloudier and colder day with fresh to strong northerly winds, although some bright or sunny spells at times.
Showers will develop during the morning and persist through the day. Maximum temperature 12 °C.