11/09/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. A distinct autumnal feel to our weather over the next

couple of days, starting to see cloud increasing from the West on

the satellite picture, stretching all the way back to Newfoundland.

That book in the cloud that you can see is a distinct a low, and it

used to be tropical storm Leslie, but now just a low pressure system

which will stay well away from our shores, heading towards Greenland

and Iceland. We are just on the tail-end of that over the middle

part of the week, so strong winds affecting Scotland, high pressure

just about holding on to the south. For tonight, clear skies to begin

with, a few showers, and by the end of the night some more rain moving

around the Irish Sea coast, parts of Northern Ireland, but it will be

chilly with many towns and cities dropping to eight degrees. As we go

through the day tomorrow, the temperatures will continue to

struggle, a call feeling day with plenty of cloud around, a rather

grey field to the start of the day across Northern Ireland, South West

Scotland. Some early brightness across central Scotland with a

scattering of showers to the north. A wet start across north-west

England, patchy rain through Yorkshire, but here we have got

cloud. A grey day across much of Wales and south-west England with

patchy and light rain. Early brightness for East Anglia and the

south-east will not last too long, because we will see the cloud

increasing through the day. A lot of that cloud and rain is sinking

southwards through the day, we will start to see things brightening up

through Northern Ireland, having a better afternoon, brighter skies

across parts of Scotland. Still a few showers towards the south-west

corner, where temperatures may reach 16 or 17 degrees. For many,

East Anglia and the south-east, feeling very cool indeed. Those

showers clear away through Wednesday night into Thursday, so

for many it is going to be dry with broken cloud. If anything, tomorrow

night will be even colder. Towns and cities widely eight degrees,

but in the countryside we are even lower than that, down to two

Celsius. A chilly start on Thursday morning, but for a lot of England