in scotland, sunshine and showers later. but then from late morning through into the afternoon, the rain spreads across wales, northern western parts of england into the midlands. east anglia, the south east, the channel islands staying dry all day long, the breeze picking up relative to the past few days and the mildest conditions in the southeast corner, 14 or 15 celsius, even though for some in the west a bit of a drop compared with tuesday. temperatures still above average for this stage in february. now we finish wednesday with some patchy rain or drizzle, east anglia and the southeast but after a brief clearer spell, more widespread rain and drizzle spreading across england, wales, southern scotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning. it s going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coast. there could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scot
that s a deepening area of low pressure, which will spell to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a lot in the way of stronger winds. the winds will be rattling across the country. the cloud and patchy rain pushing its way southwards. sunshine, blustery showers later in the day across northern half of scotland. and temperatures still on the milder side, especially in the south. but the winds will be a key feature and it s one we ll certainly have to watch. we could see winds top 80 miles an hour across some parts of scotland, gusty winds to the east of high ground in northeast england and eastern scotland, too. we ll keep you updated.
so friday afternoon, ten to 1a degrees at the top temperature. for most of us, that is well above the norm for this time of year. now we start the weekends in the midst of that mild air, but this frontal system will change things, bringing some outbreaks of rain southwards and eastwards and behind it, something colder. but at the same time, into sunday, this area of high pressure is going to build strongly across our shores. so while sunday will be a slightly colder day, it should also be a much brighter one.
for most of us, that is well above the norm for this time of year. now we start the weekends in the midst of that mild air, but this frontal system will change things, bringing some outbreaks of rain southwards and eastwards and behind it, something colder. but at the same time, into sunday, this area of high pressure is going to build strongly across our shores. so while sunday will be a slightly colder day, it should also be a much brighter one.
the weather front will take rain southwards, following it we get a northerly wind, you can follow it all the way back into the mid atlantic so it is not a particular cold wind on thursday. it will bring us more sunshine on thursday, one or two showers around, a lot of the country may be fine and dry, we see temperatures evening out by this stage so eight or 9 degrees. that is the picture on thursday. by the time we get to the end of the week, we got higher pressure trying to building from the atlantic again, another weather front is approaching the north west bringing wind and rain into north western parts of scotland but ahead of it with higher pressure, the winds will be lighter, bit of a messy mixture, they may well be a touch of frost, some fog around, variable cloud and some sunshine coming through, we end up with the end of the week, the highest temperatures will be in western scotland and northern ireland. this is really trying to sum up the weekend, it is quite messy, we ve got