18/10/2012 BBC Weather

night. -- that is it for us. From Good evening. After a windy night

last night, tonight could not be quieter in comparison. After recent

showers, there is some moisture in the atmosphere. Conditions are

perfect for us to see some mist and fog are developing. Certainly, that

is said to be the case across northern England and the Midlands.

We already have font in the Welsh Marshes. -- fog. Further north,

more cloud and further rain tonight in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

We may see localised flooding as the rain falls on. It will be grey

and murky to start Friday here. In the south-west, the mist and fog

could linger in some areas. A similar story through Wales. Where

the mist and fog sticks, the temperatures will struggle to push

up. In western Wales, we will be picking up showers. Northern

Ireland is seeing rain, particularly in the north and east.

As the day goes on, drier conditions and bright skies. After

clear skies in the north of Scotland, a frosty start. To the

south, more cloud and outbreaks of rain. Foggy across parts of

northern England and the Midlands. Into the south-east and East Anglia,

we are battling with a weather front that we cannot quite nudge

off into the Continent. This will stick with us through Friday and

the weekend. As Friday goes on, more persistent rain pushing into

eastern England. Elsewhere, largely fine. Mist and fog Clearing. That

front will linger to the east as we head into the weekend. By Saturday,

it will push eastwards and we could end up with a dry day, essentially.

There will always be there for out of some rain nudging into the far

south. -- there will always be the threat. We are a little uncertain