29/11/2011 BBC Weather

Hello. We still have 20 flood warnings on rivers in Scotland, and

it is hardly surprising when you look at the rain. The cat Glasgow,

68 mm, over two inches, half the monthly average already in just 24

hours. Here is the earlier radar picture. A very wet start for

Scotland and Northern Ireland. The brain has been squally, but it has

gone now. There are lots of showers for a link into Scotland, which

will remain her feet into the night. Scattered showers. We will see some

San showers over the highest places in Scotland, and the risk of some

icy roads. It will be a cold start, lots of showers. They will continue

to feed into north-west England. Not many to the east of the

Pennines. It may stay dry for most of the day, with sunny spells

developing. Showers to begin within the south-east. Some of them could

be quite heavy. A scattering of showers into the south-west of

England. Showers in Wales, particularly to the West. Frequent,

heavy showers driving in. For Northern Ireland, not many showers

first thing, but it will be cold. There will be a Coldfield tomorrow,

especially as the win strengthens. That will keep the showers running

again. Fewer showers across eastern areas. Many places will be dry, and

that is where we see the best of the sunshine. The temperatures do

not look too bad, but there will be strengthening wind. It gets windier

and wetter on Wednesday night. This weather front brings a band of

heavy rain. Again, deep low- pressure Swindin towards full of

Scotland. -- swinging towards Scotland. Still some rain towards

the south coast of England on Thursday, which will linger for

most of the day. Elsewhere, it brightens up. The showers in