24/08/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. If you have plans for this weekend, good luck. Sunday

looks the best day for most of us. Plenty of rain around at the moment.

Some thunderstorms in there, too. There will be some dry spells in

between will stop some low cloud forming and quite a few midnight.

Temperatures no lower than 15 or 16 degrees. A lot of rain around

tomorrow with blustery bins in the English Channel. Generally, the

winds will be fairly light which means the shares will be slow

moving. Some sunshine, though, and a few will get away with a fine day.

Northern Ireland is shaping up well to avoid the rain. Further east,

more cloud and showery rain. Into northern England, prolonged rain or

stretching down into the Greater Manchester area which could cause

some problems. Luckily, we could see some torrential rain. Across

the West Country, not ideal holiday weather, I'm afraid. Further inland,

a better chance of brightness but don't get caught out by those

charges, they could be quite nasty. Eventually as the low pressure

moves away, that will take away most of the rain and tomorrow night

turning a particularly cold in Scotland and Northern Ireland with

perhaps a touch of frost. Sunday, mostly a finer day. Still a few

showers in northern parts of England but more sunshine with

light winds and it will feel very pleasant indeed. It doesn't last

though because into Monday, the next low pressure system wind's up

and it brings with it a lot of run -- rain and wind. The heaviest rain,