18/09/2012 BBC Weather

From all us on the late team though, have a good night. There was a

scattering of showers across many parts of the United Kingdom earlier

today. For most of us the showers are now fading away. In this north-

western area showers will continue, pushing into the Irish Sea. For

most, a dry night with clearing skies. With the clearing skies and

light winds it will turn chilly. Lowest temperatures for central and

eastern areas, where the skies are clear, with the thicker cloud to

the north and west temperatures not dropping away too far. For the vast

majority it will be a chilly night. Major towns and cities, six, seven,

eight, nine degrees. Rural spots temperatures will dip away to twos

and threes. There could be a touch of frost on the grass first thing

in the morning. Chilly start to the day. Showers to the north and west

of Scotland. Dryer and brighter for the south and east. Lovely start to

the North East of England. Plenty of sunshine. Not particularly windy.

Similar idea for East Anglia and the south-east, single figure

temperatures, not particularly windy, sunshine should compensate.

Towards the South West, more in the way of cloud around, it shouldn't

amount to much. A decent start to the day, as it is across most of

Wales. The north of Wales will have thicker cloud and one or two

showers. Showers to the coasts of the north-west of England. Showers

into the South West of Scotland and into the north of Northern Ireland.

Belfast it will be a dry and bright start to the day. There will be

showers on Wednesday from the Midlands northwards. There could be

sharp showers in East Anglia. Even in the showery zone good spells of

sunshine. The best chance of staying dry are in the southern

counties of England. All change as we look towards Thursday. The next

weather system shaeding our way. That will bring rain with it. It

could be a disappointing day for Northern Ireland, southern Scotland,

northern England maybe into north Wales and parts of the Midlands. It