17/04/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. Some will be slow moving and torrential, others will

be lighter and more fleeting. However they appear to you, the

forecast is for showers for the next few days, that includes the

weekend and beyond. This is a typical scene from across the

country today. This headline for tomorrow could also apply to Friday,

Saturday or Sunday. Low pressure, this swirl of cloud moving around

it. Sunshine today, there were lots of showers. This white is an active

area of rain sweeping into south Wales and South West England

bringing with it lively winds. Guss of 50mph, more around the coasts of

the South West. Temperatures will fall lower in the north, a touch of

frost. Fog patches will form across parts of Scotland, a grey start for

some here. It will be raining across the northern isles. Showers

developing in Scotland. There will be sunny spells. Sunny intervals

across Northern Ireland. England and Wales, the main change tomorrow

is that there won't be as much in sunny spells. A wet day across the

Midlands. Wet rush-hour across the south-east corner. The strong winds

will blow across the South West of England. The rain will move slowly

northwards across north-east England. Showers to the south, hail

and thunder mixed in here. Scotland and Northern Ireland will see sunny

intervals, only between the showers. Temperatures nine to ten at best.

11-12 in the South West. The temperatures will drop in the

downpours. Low pressure will stick with us for the next few days.

Around this low it could be a grey day across the north-east of

England and eastern Scotland with outbreaks of rain. Showers will

develop by the afternoon. Temperatures 11, 12, 13 Celsius.

The low is with us on Friday and the weekend. It becomes more flabby.