30/08/2011 BBC Weather

Hello there, hard to believe that August started with a heatwave and

a temperature of 30 degrees. It has been different ever since. We have

seen spells of heavy rain, notibly in Scotland. This sum certificate

likely to be wetter than last summer and the coolest since 1993.

Over night it will be cool. Where we break the cloud we will see the

lowest temperatures, Scotland, northern England and across

southern parts of England and Wales. In these rural areas, temperatures

will be down to five degrees or so. Chilly start tomorrow. An

improvement tomorrow. The cloud will be thinner, skies will be

brighter, temperatures should be a little bit higher as well. Sunshine

in the morning in Scotland, mainly for the eastern side of the country.

Brighter skies and sunshine across northern England, after a chilly

start. It should be brightening up through the Midlands and East

Anglia as well, probably dry too. More sunshine across southern parts

of England. Sunny spells on Wednesday morning, south coast

doing well. A decent day for the far South West of England. If will

is sunshine in Wales in the morning it will be across the south of the

country. Dry in Northern Ireland. More cloud than sunshine. The best

of the sunshine will be in the morning. What happens is, as time

goes by, temperatures rise, the cloud develops and spreads out

limiting the sunshine by the afternoon. The cloud is thick

enough in Scotland to give showers. It will be brighter elsewhere.

Temperatures higher than today. Warmer for the north west of

England, a better day here than it has been for some time. Cloud

around on Thursday. It's thinner. The trend is for it to warm up day

by day. 20 degrees maybe 22 in the south-east. High pressure is

keeping it quiet. This weather front is coming our way. It will