28/11/2011 BBC Weather

Hello. Wind and heavy rain on the way tomorrow. The weather is taking

a turn for the worse tonight. It is the support band of cloud that will

focus the heavy rain into Northern Ireland and Scotland, where it has

turned what recently. Patchy rain and drizzle for England and Wales.

A strengthening wind will lift the temperatures. We are expecting

heavy rain in western Scotland. There might be local flooding. The

Met Office have issued an amber warning. A wet start for Northern

Ireland. The heaviest rain will be across Dumfries and Galloway,

Kinloss and Perth. Not so worked for the eastern side of Scotland.

At this stage, apart from rain in Cumbria, northern England looks dry.

It is worth noting that temperatures in eastern England. It

is milder than it has been all day today. It will be cloudy and windy

and there will be bits-and-pieces of drizzle. But the heavy rain is

waiting in the wings. It arrives in the morning in the south-west.

Squally wind as we see the sudden arrival of this rain. At 8 am, it

is still dry across eastern areas, but what to the West. The rain

clears Northern Ireland late in the morning. It is tries through

Scotland. It arrives in eastern England later on in the afternoon.

Ahead of the rain, we have got milder air. After the rain, the

temperatures drop quickly. It is this active weather system that

gives us these contrasts. The mild air does not last long on Tuesday

afternoon. The cold air comes sweeping in, printing wintery

showers. -- bringing it wintery showers. To the West, more showers,

becoming more organised later in the day. It will feel cold in the

breeze. Wet and windy weather on Wednesday night, sweeping rain

through, clearing the South-East later, brighter weather, with