16/06/2011 BBC Weather

It looks like this summer has just disappeared, and I don't think it

will come back any time soon either. Tomorrow we see the cloud rushing

in and that will bring rain across many parts of the country, almost a

repeat of what we had on Sunday. The reason it is so unsettled is

because of low pressure and this is spinning to the west, but it will

encourage the next weather system to develop and spread rain at our

way which will come from this cloud here. Ahead of it, we have had

heavy cloud. It will linger longer in Wales and be swamped by the

cloud. That will bring rain into Northern Ireland by the morning and

keep the temperatures up. The rain by 8pm is beginning to arrive in

south-west England and Wales so it shouldn't be that heavy. The

heaviest of the rain will be sitting across the Irish Sea and

that will pour into the eastern side of Northern Ireland. An inch

of rain. Not quite so wet for the West. For Scotland, still dry and

bright in the north with maybe a early sunshine but for central and

southern areas the cloud will move in and there will be patchy rain

spilling into the north-west of England. But to the east of the

Pennines and into East Anglia, maybe some early sunshine, but the

cloud is rolling in and the south- east of England with a spot of rain.

Through the rain mac date --, through the day we will find the

heaviest of the rain coming through the UK on the north side and then

we will see rain coming in eastern areas and some late sunshine for

Devon and Cornwall and sunshine and showers. Because of the raid and

the freshening southerly breeze, not very warm. 13 or 14 degrees and

it is not cricket whether either. They could be a complete washout at

the Rose Bowl and then on Saturday we have sunshine and blustery

showers. A keen wind in England and Wales bush in the showers through.

Sunny intervals and heavy showers or most of us but heavy rain in

Scotland and Northern Ireland and a cold feel here. For Sunday, a

little better. The rain in the north will not be as heavy and it

will peter out. Elsewhere, fewer showers and not as windy in the