13/08/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. The Olympics might be over, but we have got fun and games

of a different sort on our hands now. Over the last few hours we

have seen some really intense storms over Northern Ireland. There

are yellow warnings in fours. Across the Irish Sea we have had a

life of torrential downpours all the way down to East Wales. In the

South East of England another group of heavy downpours are skirting the

London area and there is some more coming in off the English Channel

as well. The main focus later on tonight will be a cause parts of

eastern Scotland. The odd shower elsewhere. It is a very humid night

and it will turn quite misty. Lows of around 15 or 16 or 17 degrees.

It will be humid tomorrow and there will also be showers. I will be

very honest, getting the detail right for tomorrow it is difficult.

It will be a damp start in Scotland, and heavy showers will readily

develop. There will be that mist and low cloud to get rid of. That

should burn off and some brightness will come through. It is hazy

sunshine, but the temperatures will rise quite quickly. As the

temperature continues to rise, the showers will become more widespread,

particularly for Northern Ireland and Scotland, but also for England

and Wales. Some places might get lucky and avoid them. In the

brighter spells temperatures are doing pretty well. Then a big

change tomorrow night into when state. A spell of very wet and

windy weather, particularly in the West. The developments are coming

up from the South overnight tomorrow. This low pressure it is

throwing up a lot of rain across the UK, particularly in the West.