good luck. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. the headlines are next. dare i say it, saturday felt like an autumnal day. it was cool and windy. big waves crashing on the south coast of england. there were some really heavy rain. this was a scene from a weather watcher in staffordshire. it is all thanks to storm anthoni, this swell of cloud named by the met office. the area of low pressure responsible will be sliding eastwards as we said head through tonight and into tomorrow. tomorrow should be dry and bright. still areas of cloud, splashes of rain across eastern england heading through the night. further west, clearer skies. showers feeding in across western parts. temperatures dropping away. quite a cool and fresh night.
will keep you updated as we go. you re watching bbc news. save others. dare i say it, saturday felt like an autumnal day. it was cool and windy. big waves crashing on the south coast of england. there were some really heavy rain. this was a scene from a weather watcher in staffordshire. it is all thanks to storm anthony, this swell of cloud named by the met office. the area of low pressure responsible will be sliding eastwards as we said head through tonight and into tomorrow. tomorrow should be dry and bright. still areas of cloud, splashes of rain across eastern england heading through the night. further west, clearer skies. showers feeding and across western parts. temperatures dropping away. quite a cool and
still with gusts reaching 50 or even 60 miles an hour across parts of wales and the south west of england. blustery everywhere though and feeling cool. temperaturesjust six degrees in aberdeen. it s about 12 degrees in norwich and london. but factor in those winds, i think it s going to feel even a bit cooler than that. now heading towards the end of the week, we ve still got low pressures in charge. so do expect further outbreaks of rain at times, but the winds will certainly get a bit lighter. and that process really under way through thursday as our area of low pressure drifts its way into the north sea. whilst fills, it gets less strong. there ll still be plenty of showers around and some of those merging together to give some lengthier spells of rain across eastern england where there s loads be some thunderstorms mixed in some bright or sunny spells elsewhere. but temperatures still struggle, highs of around 11 to 14 degrees for most of us. friday, something a bit drier. that sai
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we will continue following that story and many others right here on bbc news. stay with us. hello, the last day of march was unsettled across the southern half of the uk. plenty of showers and areas of heavy rain and strong winds, but this area of low pressure will clear away during the first part of the weekend, and into the start of april, things become a bit drier and brighter and more settled and we should start to see more sunshine on sunday. this area of low pressure has been pulling away into the near continent, taking strong wind with it but leaving a legacy of cloud. further showers and a weather front bringing further rain to northern ireland, parts of wales, southwest and southern england, some of the rain heavy at times. further north, a lot of cloud across north sea coasts but western scotland and north west england seeing the best of any clearer skies are so temperatures may take a bit of a tumble. for saturday, still an area of low pressure pulling away very slowly