Will become drier and quieter as we head into the night. The gusty wind easing and changing direction and the more persistent rain pushing away and eventually we see some clearer skies later in the night. Theres Temperature Holding at around 11, 13 degrees by tomorrow morning. By Which Point Storm Patricia is heading away. And following that we get the wind coming in from the north or north west. A cool breeze blowing as we head into tomorrow. That brings with it a mixture of sunshine and showers. The best of the sunshine early on, The Cloud Building quickly and we have showers in northern parts of scotland from the word go and they could develop almost any word tomorrow. The threat of some thunderstorms around. But with Shelter Temperatures in glasgow could reach 20 degrees. And a bit warmer along the south east. But on friday most of the showers will be coming in because Eastern Parts of england with the threat of thunderstorms later in the day in the south east. Maybe not quite as w
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