31/08/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. Summer 2012 was never going to go out quietly and we

started this morning with some of the coldest of his temperatures

ever recorded. But you can step back from the central heating

because the cold air is fairly narrow and to the west the warm air

is creeping in. Unfortunately there will not be clear, blue skies

because there is a lot of cloud. This is the warm front which is

introducing the warm air. There is a light drizzle across eastern

parts of England and it is still a bit damp in the West overnight.

Many in the West will become a bit drier overnight. Compared to the

temperatures last night temperatures tonight will hold in

double figures. It is a mile start for a Saturday morning across Wales

and the south-west. With a gentle wind, there may be some morning

sunshine to begin with. In Northern Ireland there are sunny breaks

possible. It is going to turn a cloudy throughout and there will be

rain later on. That is already there in the north-west of Scotland.

To southern and eastern parts of Scotland there is a little bit of

drizzle, but many will be dry and the skies brighten up quite quickly.

Eight grey start in East Anglia and the South East. Maybe worth packing

something slightly waterproof for the early events at the Paralympics.

It will turn dry, if not particularly sunny. Quite cloudy at

Weymouth. Western and northern Scotland have continuing cloud and

the winds touch gale force. Most will have a dry day and it will not

take much sunshine to elect the temperatures. Into Sunday we had