at high tide and the air is mild, temperatures peaking between 12 and 15 degrees celsius, so well above the seasonal average. now, as we head through this evening and overnight, then our area of rain towards the south of england will be pushing its way out of east anglia as we head through the small hours. still some uncertainty to the northern extent of this rain. there will be a lot of closed skies around temperatures, though, frost free between four and seven degrees celsius. some more showers throughout the night across northern ireland and scotland and they ll continue tomorrow morning. the center of low pressure is across northern ireland, so these showers could be really rather slow moving. but elsewhere the showers will blow along really quite swiftly on that brisk south westerly wind, possibly the windiest day of the week for england and wales. and some of the showers will have some lightning, some thunder and some hail at times, the air is still mild. temperatures will peak b
area of low pressure pulls its way out of scotland into the north sea on friday night, we will start to draw in more of a northerly wind, allowing that colder arctic air to push southwards. so some of these showers could turn out to be a bit wintry. there will be some wind chill. it s a bit of a messy picture on saturday because further south across england and wales, there ll be fewer showers with lighter winds and the air still is mild here with this rain set to push in on saturday night into sunday morning. also on saturday night into sunday morning, we re enter british summer time with the clocks springing forward by one hour, but it won t feel very summery at all. in fact, it s going to feel an awful lot more like winter, because as our area of low pressure pulls its way eastwards again, we ll see the northerly wind become more widespread, some cold air and a widespread frost.
but elsewhere the showers will blow along really quite swiftly on that brisk south westerly wind, possibly the windiest day of the week for england and wales. and some of the showers will have some lightning, some thunder and some hail at times, the air is still mild. temperatures will peak between 12 and 1a degrees. but that is about to change as this area of low pressure pulls its way out of scotland into the north sea on friday night, we will start to draw in more of a northerly wind, allowing that colder arctic air to push southwards. so some of these showers could turn out to be a bit wintry. there will be some wind chill. it s a bit of a messy picture on saturday because further south across england and wales, there ll be fewer showers with lighter winds and the air still is mild here with this rain set to push in on saturday night into sunday morning. also on saturday night into sunday morning, we re enter british summer time with the clocks springing forward by one hour, but it
allowing that colder arctic air to push southwards, so some of the showers could turn out to be a bit wintry, there will be a bit of wind chill. it s a bit of a messy picture on saturday because further south across england and wales there will be fewer showers with lighter winds and the air still is mild here. this rain set to push in on saturday night into sunday morning. also on saturday night into sunday morning, we re enter british summer time with the clock springing forward by one hour. but it won t feel very summery at all, it s going to feel an awful lot like winter. because as our area of low pressure pours its way eastwards again, it will see the northerly wind become more widespread, some cold air and a widespread frost.
temperatures peaking between 12 and 15 degrees celsius, so well above the seasonal average. now, as we head through this evening and overnight, then our area of rain towards the south of england will be pushing its way out of east anglia as we head through the small hours. still some uncertainty to the northern extent of this rain. there will be a lot of closed skies around temperatures, though, frost free between four and seven degrees celsius. some more showers throughout the night across northern ireland and scotland and they ll continue tomorrow morning. the centre of low pressure is across northern ireland, so these showers could be really rather slow moving. but elsewhere the showers will blow along really quite swiftly on that brisk south westerly wind, possibly the windiest day of the week for england and wales. and some of the showers will have some lightning, some thunder and some hail at times. the air is still mild. temperatures will peak between 12 and 14 degrees, but that