22/02/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. I'm sure some of you will have welcomed today's reign.

The heaviest rain is out of the way but we are left with some damp

conditions. Light rain and drizzle most prevalent across southern and

western parts. Some very low cloud is heading our way. Of note are the

temperatures, 8-11 degrees. These are more like daytime highs rather

than those at this time of year. It will be a mild start to Thursday.

East Anglia and the Midlands there will be some subtle hints of

brightness. They may be some fog disrupting flights in the Channel

Islands. Some fog across south-west England and Wales. It will be

extensive across the hills. The cloud could be thick enough for

some drizzle. To the east of Wales it should be dry and brighter. Not

too many fog problems in Northern Ireland but a cloudy start with

some spots of drizzle. A damp start to the west of Scotland. To the

east we will see something drier and brighter. The same for northern

England. It will be particularly murky, damp and misty. With the

flow coming from the south-west it will struggle to brighten up. To

the east of high ground, the cloud will break with sunny spells

possible across eastern England and Scotland. We may hit the dizzy

heights of 17 degrees Celsius. It will feel more like late spring

warmth than winter. It should be eight degrees that this time of

year. The mild air gets pushed out of the way. The cold front works

its way southwards from Thursday night into Friday. It will bring

cloud and patchy rain across England and Wales. We should hold