24/09/2012 BBC Weather

long? We're back tomorrow morning during Breakfast. Have a good night.

Hello. It's autumn from the look of it! The weather's been causing all

sorts of problems as you may have seen on the news, particularly the

heavy rain and some parts of North Wales and Northern Ireland and

northern England have already seen 60-70 milimetres in the space of 24

hours, that's getting on for a month's worth and more to come in

some of these areas tonight and tomorrow.

We have The Met Office severe weather warnings for that heavy

rain, amber warnings, one off the top level for that rain continuing

through tonight and into tomorrow. Further south, things have been

clearing up so not looking so bad here overnight but the rain coming

to a halt across northern areas and not just the rain, gales will be

battering the east coast of Scotland. Gusts of possibly 70mph.

Where the rain keeps we could see another 60 milimetres tonight and

into tomorrow. It's really going to take time to clear away. Further

south things looking quieter. Sharp showers hitting the south coast of

England. Clear skies inland. Temperatures across the UK between

8-11 Celsius. Not a cold night. Tomorrow morning, see what you can

expect on the journey to work. Better across the south. Still

showers hitting the south coast of England but not moving far inland.

Early sunshine from East Anglia down through to central and

southern England. Further north, you are into that heavy rain,

horrible conditions across north- Wales and much of northern England

and atrocious down the eastern side of Scotland with gales hitting the

coasts and heavy rain, as well. Strong winds across northern and

western Scotland and across Northern Ireland, but those winds

will start to push the rain away from Northern Ireland as we go

through the morning. Much of Scotland looking drier come the

afternoon. But notice the way the rain never clears from a good part

of northern England and extending down across Wales and the south-

west. Ahead of that brighter skies in the south-east but amongst the

rain 10-11 Celsius. That rain likely to cause further problems.

Radio a good source of disruption. And also the website.

Through Tuesday into Wednesday the low is beginning to ease away, so