So, a Real Change in fortunes. As we head through tomorrow, we still have this Weather Front draped across southern areas, Producing Cloud and patchy light rain, the clearance in the sky, especially out towards the west. So, we hang on to quite a lot of cloud in parts of the southeast through the day, but brightening up southwest england, wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland. But well have a brisk wind coming down the North Sea Coastline and that will accentuate the cold feel. The temperatures are quite low anyway. But quite a blustery day really wherever you are. Then for wednesday, again therell be a few showers coming down this North Sea Coastline, getting into norfolk, for example. Some of these could be wintry in parts of the highlands and the pennines, a bit more cloud around during the course of wednesday. But there will be some brighter breaks nonetheless. And these are our temperatures, 7 to about 13 degrees north to south. As we move on through thursday and
south wales and the west of england. dank conditions to start. a weather front coming in across northern ireland producing cloud and spots of rain. that will push east during the course of the day. the odd shower in the lake district, the pennines and western scotland. they will be the exception rather than the rule. today we are looking at variable amounts of cloud with sunny skies. the sunniest in the east of scotland away from the northern isles where it would be cool, cloudy and windy. for the rest of us temperatures are up for the rest of us temperatures are up on yesterday. this evening and overnight we are looking at the cloud breaking. we will still hang onto some of it. across the south west it will be quite murky again. patchy cloud, rain, drizzle, mist and fog on the coasts and hills. the wind changes to more of a southerly direction. warmer than last night but it will also feel more humid. tomorrow will be humid as well. we will have some sunshine
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pushing northwards through the course of tomorrow. a ridge of high pressure moves away. this area of low pressure with its fronts ray is quite important, and it is dipping as it approaches us. we start on a dry and bright note in eastern areas. producing cloud and patchy rain. some southern areas staying dry. as we go through the day that area of rain will pep up, turn heavier and the wind will strengthen with the risk of gales later in north west scotland. we are still in mild conditions, seven in the north to 13 in the south. if we track that through the course of thursday night, you can see how the rain sweeps across us. further heavy showers behind. gales in the north. a squeeze on the isobars tells you that. on friday, that all moves away and then we are looking at a largely dry day with some sunshine. a few showers around on friday. later on
patches for men, but across the board another mild night. tomorrow, any mist and fog that is formed will lift, sunshine to start the day across england and wales, but you can see how our weather front bringing the rate moves out of scotland and northern ireland and head slowly southwards, cloud building ahead of it. gusty winds around us, lighter winds behind, and for scotland and northern ireland, a return to sunshine and showers, but colder airfiltering in behind the weather front, colder airfiltering in behind the weatherfront, still colder airfiltering in behind the weather front, still fairly mild ahead of it. so this is the weather front, overnight it continues southwards, developing what we call a wave, which means that the position could be further north or south as it waves. this is where we think it is going to be at the moment, producing cloud, spots of rain across southern england and the channel islands on friday. for the rest of the uk, largely dry with some sunny spells