sunshine. this is the picture at the moment in argyll and bute. for some areas some scattered showers and for the rest of the week that story continues to sell some spells of sunshine, some showers here and there but we will notice that things turn colder by the time we get to friday. before that a week by the fund sitting across the south east of the uk bringing more cloud to parts of south east england. some spots of light rain but most places stained largely dry. also some heavy showers pushing into the western half of scotland and northern ireland as well. between those areas blue skies and temperatures around 13, 14 degrees. through this evening i3, 14 degrees. through this evening and tonight the area of cloud and patchy rain move south across england and wales. just some light showers left by the end of the night but if you have that cloud. temperatures falling to low. for the far south east of england and eastern scotland under clear skies that just could eastern scot
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