The weather will be transitioning to something colder over the next 2a hours and right now a Weather Front is approaching south Western Parts of the uk and heavy rain will be sweeping across much of wales and england overnight, but wales will get maybe 50 to 60 centimetres in the hills and plenty elsewhere across england. It will not be too cold tonight, far from across england. It will not be too cold tonight, farfrom it, so 15 in london and ii in birmingham. But in the north it will be a little bit fresher. Tomorrow is that transition day. This is the front and north of it we have colder, autumnal air. To the south we have very gusty, mild south westerly winds up to 50 miles an hour, so luckily gale force winds. The weather is looking really messy, so check your local forecast. We have a band of rain here and to the site there is some sunshine. As we go through saturday into sunday we go through saturday into sunday we develop that north westerly wind with colder air sweeping in from
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