13/07/2011 BBC Weather

Good evening. Over the next couple of days we will all get at least

one day of fine, July sunshine. But the weekend however will see some

significant change. First of all, a look towards tomorrow. Maybe a

chilly start but most of us will have some sunshine. I say most of

us, because there will be one notable exception. It has been

cloudy across eastern areas and you can see that the cloud will thicken

up overnight and will start to feed some rein back towards East Anglia

and maybe Kent by the morning. For most, a fine night with clear

spells and a chilly one. Temperatures down to 11 or 12

across the south. Single figures further north. In rural Scotland we

may get close to freezing. A coltish start to Thursday, but the

sun is lifting by 9am. A beautiful staff across most of -- much of the

south-west and a good across parts of Wales and it will be feeling

quite warm by 9 o'clock. Northern Ireland has sunny spells but clouds

spilling towards the western we will see more cloud for the Western

Isles Scotland and a bit of rain is possible later on. For much of

Scotland, fine and bright, and a little bit chilly early on again

and by 9pm -- 9am, temperatures starting to rise. The North of

England is the main exception. Down to East Anglia it could be wet and

windy. Just the possibility of a little rain affecting the Kent

Coast line, so a Sandwich, maybe some rain, but the first major

factor will be the winds with gusts of maybe 30 mph. A blustery day for

the golfers here. Outbreaks of rain linger across the extreme east.

Other than the odd shower in the far north-west, most of us having a

fine day. Some cloud, but then temperatures responding after a

chilly start and into the low twenties. 13 or 14 for parts of

East Anglia though. But then it is all change on Friday. We have lost

the wet weather in the east and it is in the south-east we will have

the good sunny spells on the highest temperatures. Elsewhere, we

see a change with more cloud arriving and bringing the threat of

rain, all thanks to a depression and an area of low pressure will