10/09/2012 BBC Weather

Thankfully it did not rain on the parade in London, but we did have

cloudy skies. We nearly got to 24 degrees in Kent, but a band of rain

further north and west is a cold front, and behind that in Stornoway

temperature struggled at just 13 degrees. Through the night tonight

Cole there will sing south across the whole country, and for tomorrow

a much fresher feel to things. -- cold air. A mixture of sunshine and

a few showers around. We have got showers through the night to night

out towards the north and west, the main band of rain is moving across

England and Wales, and by dawn it is sitting to the south-east corner.

Temperatures around 14-15 degrees, cooler for Scotland and Northern

Ireland, temperatures dipping into single figures. As we start

tomorrow morning, 8 o'clock across the south-west, a bit of sunshine

to begin the day, maybe one or two light and well scattered showers,

and much of South Wales should be dry. More showers across North

Wales, a cluster of downpours for north-west England and the Irish

Sea. Not too many showers for Northern Ireland, a bit of sunshine.

Some cloud through north-western parts of Scotland, where we have

that blustery north-westerly breeze, but through Aberdeenshire and the

Lothians and borders, mainly dry and bright. Showers across northern

England and parts of the North Midlands, and you can see the

remains of the overnight rain clearing away from the coast of

East Anglia. Once that has cleared away, things should brighten up to

the south-east corner. For Southern Counties, parts of South Wales, not

too many showers through the day. Most of them further north and east.

Temperatures across England and Wales, mid to high teens, 13-14

degrees for Scotland and Northern Ireland. Wednesday's forecasts, the

weather front is moving back across the country, fairly weak,

introducing more cloud, patchy and showery outbreaks of rain. Drier

and brighter later in the day, but in Scotland the winds picking up.