really will be quite heavy, even as we go through thursday night, so the chance of localised flooding in places is that rain moves north east on friday for a dip linked in with this area of low pressure, which means on friday it s going to remain quite unsettled. further showers spreading the northern ireland into much of england, wales and scotland. some bright, sunny spells in south eastern areas but again that milder air is with us, so no frost orany milder air is with us, so no frost or any problems with ice or snow. temperatures will be seven to ten or 11. over the weekend, temperatures will be seven to ten or 11. overthe weekend, it temperatures will be seven to ten or 11. over the weekend, it stays unsettled. there will be spells of rain and also some sunny spells at times. it s not going to be completely wet temperature is ten to 14. thanks, simon. and that s bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it s time to join ou
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