29/08/2012 BBC Weather

Hello this weather bulletin is a tale of two storms. One on the

other side of the Atlantic which is drenching the southern United

States. The other yet another summer storm that produced this

band of rain with gusty winds that swept the east and these tren shall

down pours with local flooding. And it produced this funnel cloud near

Bristol. That is a tornado that didn't touch the ground. But it has

been that sort of day. The problems are not over yet. Tonight some

showers continue. Some heavy slow moving down pours in north-west

England and in Scotland and the south coast. There will be clear

spells, those in the north-west of Scotland and Northern Ireland will

turn it chilly. Couldn't be any worse could it? Well no, more of us

will be dry. But there are still some showers. We will start with

some rain in south east Scotland and we could see heavy rain

brushing parts of eastern England. By the afternoon, it is more simple,

showers in central and eastern England and to the north and west

dry and bright. But for Scotland and Northern Ireland none too warm.

For northern England it may be late in the day before we find any

sunshine fighting through the cloud for Wales and the south-west when

the showers fade it is dry and bright. But heavy showers in the

Midlands and the south-east. Maybe thundery in the south east. Maybe

in the London area. But they will fade away. On Thursday night it is

a cold night, with a touch of ground frost in the north. On

Friday, more rain to Northern Ireland, Scotland and northern

England. Holding the temperatures down o' the south though it is cry

and -- dry and bright. On Saturday to the south with high pressure it

is dry and bright and warmer. To the north it is breezy with more

rain in north-west Scotland. Not though as heavy as that rain still