06/01/2012 BBC Weather

Much of it will clear away. Heavier showers to the north of Scotland.

Blustery wind, and that will help keep the temperatures up. Typical

between four and eight degrees. A fresh start to Saturday. Dry for

most of us. These will be typical skies across the UK. A bright and

breezy picture. A few showers coming across on that breeze. Gusty

wind at times. A lot of the Sunshine is across the more central

and eastern parts of the UK. Through the middle part of the

afternoon across the heart of England, it will be reasonably dry

and bright. One a two showers across from the Irish Sea. They are

prepared for a bright and breezy afternoon for the FA Cup games. The

odd shower, a spick and speck of light rain which won't last long.

The sun will come out again and fine and dry for most of southern

England. There will be a breeze and it will carry cloud into parts of

south-west England. For most of Wales, showery rain possible across

Snowdonia. There won't last too long. Brightness hanging on across

the eastern parts of Northern Ireland. In Scotland, sharper

showers, particularly across northern areas. But dry and bright

weather in between. It is in the north-east of Scotland tomorrow

night where we could see a touch of frost. Elsewhere, cloud invading

and it will prevent temperatures from falling too low. It should be

frost-free in the morning on Sunday. A warm front will continue to