23/10/2012 BBC Weather

channel. We are back tomorrow morning during Breakfast. Good

Good evening. There was a poignant occasion in the weather Centre this

afternoon when the very last Ceefax weather map was lovingly crafted

and put away. The system is being switched off tonight. It is fair to

say that we have had a love-hate relationship with Ceefax over the

years but plenty of affection out their judging by your responses

this afternoon on Twitter. The end of an era but not yet the end of

the cloud. Another great day in store for much of the UK tomorrow.

We still have that cloud around tonight, producing drizzle and

missed. One or two patches of dense fog towards the North Sea coast,

where you can see rain moving in. Underneath the cloud, generally, a

mild night, but the exception is northern Scotland. There will be

the odd patch of fog around here as well. That is going to be a bright

spot tomorrow but otherwise, you have to look hard to find much

brightness. But there will be some. Let's take a look around at 4pm

tomorrow afternoon. To the east of the Pennines, it will be grey and

drizzly. But with more than easterly breeze, mixing up the

Clyde, there is a better chance of a breaking up along the southern

coastal counties. And given some sunshine, the temperatures could

get quite high. Across the Midlands, it is fairly grey. The easterly

breeze will help to break up the clouds. Around Cardigan Bay, you

might well see some sunshine. Like today, there is the chance of

brighter spells coming along. It will change across northern

Scotland. Caithness and Sutherland will have had the best of the

sunshine but tomorrow, it will be clouding over. That is because we

have a weather front moving southwards. It is a cold front,

meaning colder air is falling behind it. That is the change

coming in for the end of the week. It will be a little half-hearted at

first, with quite a bit of cloud around. But already be colder air

is beginning to ease in across the UK and temperatures will be lower.