12/04/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. It's been another day of hydra that weather-wise up and

down country. Some violent thunder storms. This was the scene taken by

Chris in Crondall in Hampshire, hail covering the road through the

village. Some of us have had sunshine all day long. These

showers lingering on in one or two places, but by and large it will

become dry. Cold as well as we have seen the last few nights out of

town, we could see some frost and snow over the mountains. A chilly

start to Friday. The cloud will build up in abundance, particularly

across the southern half of the UK. The showers will be slow-moving and

torrential locally, perhaps not just as many violent thunder storms

as we saw today. The odd rumble of thunder possible across the east

and south of England. Slow-moving because the winds will be fairly

light. Out of the showers, 14 or 15. The temperatures will be tumbling

away. Fewer showers across northern England and Scotland. But, those

that do fall, as I mentioned, will be falling as snow over the high

ground, not causing any problems through daylight-hours because

there's so much warmth now in the road surfaces. One or two showers

in Northern Ireland and spots of sunshine. West Wales and south-west

England, more showers than we have seen in the last few days. Some

could be meaty as well with the odd rumble of thunder. Through tomorrow

night, we could see some persistent rain in South Wales and south-west

England. A slow start to the weekend here, but dampness around

too. That should clear. Breezy elsewhere with brightness towards

the west. A lot of cloud towards eastern England. A cool breeze

coming in off the sea and restricting the temperatures and a

few showers knocking around too. Saturday night, under clearing

skies, looks like a particularly cold one away from the south-east.

Gardeners take note, we could see a sharp frost developing. Saturday

night into Sunday morning. A chilly start to Sunday. By this time, most

of the showers will have faded away, plenty of crisp sunshine out there,