10/10/2012 BBC Weather

So far this week most of the country has been settled with high

pressure. But these weather systems are moving in from the Atlantic,

setting us up for a wet day tomorrow. All of us likely to see

heavy rain at times and the Met Office has a number of warnings in

force. The cloud has been moving in off the Atlantic. It thickens up

across Northern Ireland were it is misty and murky at the moment.

Cloud to the south-west corner. The rain will be heavy through the

night as it moves across Devon and in towards Wales by dawn. Clear

spells to the east, so a bit on the chilly side but not as cold as it

has been. Mile through Northern Ireland, Wales and south-west

England with loans of 12 to 14 degrees. But it is a wet start. The

ground is saturated in the south- west. Any early bright this won't

last. The rain moves east across the country. All of us having rain

at some point. It should be a little bit drier the south-west

England and the afternoons. If you glimmers of brightness here and

there. Still a lot of cloud across Wales with the potential of heavy

downpours at times. It is still raining across the bulk of Northern

Ireland at 4pm. Late in the day in Northern Ireland and western

Scotland, a lot of water around as the rainfall totals begin to mount

up. Not a huge amount of rain around the Moray Firth and into

Aberdeen should, but it is cloudy in the afternoon. It will feel cool

with temperatures 12-13 for northern England. Dull and Dan Fish

East Anglia and may be heavy rain will develop later in the day. By

Friday, the Met Office has an ample warning for rain across North East

Scotland. The weather systems sits there. To the south a mixture of

sunshine and showers. One or two could be on the heavy side but a

brighter day over all on Friday. The cloud stays with us across