31/07/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. Tomorrow will bring a change in month, but not a change

in weather. It stays unsettled. There's more rain, heavy showers

and it's going to be breezy through the day. It's due to low pressure,

sitting out to the west of Ireland. It's this system which is currently

driving our weather pattern. You can see the tightly packed isobars.

There is this curl of cloud. The main rain today has been pushing

northwards. Tonight we have the wettest weather across Scotland and

Northern Ireland. Clearer skies down to the south-east corner, but

it's going to be a cloudy one to begin the day across much of south-

west England. We've got showers from the word go. Temperatures at

16, 17 degrees. It's not a particularly cold start to the day.

Cloudy across much of Wales with showers out towards the west with

fairly strong southerly winds. For Northern Ireland, we have heavy

showers, maybe the odd rumble of thunder first thing in the morning.

Plenty of wet weather to come through Scotland. In fact, this

rain stuck to the north of the central low lands. We need to keep

an eye on that through the day. For northern England, plenty of cloud

through the morning, with a scattering of showers. We may see

some brightness to the south-east, through Essex, Kent and Sussex. If

we're heading off to Olympic venues tomorrow morning, some early

sunshine with temperatures at 17 degrees. Just to the west of London

there is a bit more cloud. For the rowing finals tomorrow morning it

will be a bit overcast. Temperatures around 19 to 20

degrees. Though the breeze is picking up, still not causing too

much of a concern. A fairly southerly wind throughout the

morning. The breeze will be stronger out towards the north and

the west. Here, we'll seat showers getting going through the day. And

bands of showers will be pushed across the country through the day

with sunshine in between. Given some sunshine to the south-east, we

could see temperatures into the low 20s. Elsewhere, a bit disappointing

at around 18 to 20 degrees. On Thursday, we keep this mixture of

sunshine and showers. Though it is starting to quieten down, the

better chance of seeing drier weather. The main focus of showers

across Wales and south-west England. Top temperatures 19 to 21. As for