13/09/2011 BBC Weather

Good evening, today wasn't exactly the complete calm after the storm.

The weather has turned more sedatory. Many places tomorrow will

look dry and some autumn sunshine. Not everywhere will be fine. We

have this stripe of cloud sippinging southwards that will

bring outbreaks of rain. Showers in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Showers will zip across the South West of England through the night

as well. It's windy outside. The winds will die down a touch through

the night. It will turn chilly as well, temperatures down to single

figures in Scotland, 10 or 11 Celsius elsewhere. A fresh start to

Wednesday, for many it will be fine. Most places enjoying spells of

sunshine. Rain across the north west. The rain across Scotland and

Northern Ireland should clear away, certainly from southern Scotland.

The brighter skies will allow it to feel warmer. The far north will

have strong winds and outbreaks of rain. Central and southern Scotland

it should brighten up feeling warmer. Northern England will be

cloudy, rain here and there, not much to the east of the Pennines.

After a bright start it will cloud over across East Anglia and the

Midlands. For many a fine day. Because the winds will be lighter

than of late, it will feel warmer. Temperatures widely up to the high

teens. Sunny spells across south and mid-Wales. North Wales will see

the cloud thickening rain moving south. Dull damp start in Northern

Ireland. It should brighten up, as a result it will feel warmer.

Tomorrow evening, it will be far from warm. Temperatures dropping

sharply. A cold night tomorrow night. Clear skies in most places.

Yes, the pockets of white are autumn mist and fog patches. They

should clear during Thursday morning. For most it is a fine day

with sunny spells. The settled weather on Thursday is because of

high pressure, it doesn't last long. This weather front will track in