13/12/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. For some of us it seems like it's taken its time

coming. We finally had some milder weather makes its way into the UK.

First there was a particularly cold days in areas where fog stagnated.

Temperatures hovering around freezing, at best. Friday, wet and

windy. But, for some, 9-10 Celsius higher in terms of temperatures.

The temperature profile for tonight is going the opposite way to

recently. The green is covering the blue as mild air floods into the

south and notice there is a frost in northern England and Scotland

and with some rain around here there is a significant problem with

I so the north-west of Scotland in the early part of Friday. The wind

a strengthening overnight tonight. The rain starting to push in in

time for the rush hour into the south-east. A lot of cloud around

and the rain quite headier times actually across the south coast. 20

mm before we had done. Combined with a strong wind in the south-

east and the high tide is a risk of so -- flooding on the Bristol

Channel. For North Wales, Mr and murky first thing but the rain will

be starting to spread a good way into Northern Ireland for the

south-east of Northern Ireland, a high tides and heavy rain could

mean coastal flooding. Rain in the north of Scotland. A frosty start

and a whisker blizzards across the Grampians as we have snow showers

combining with strong wind and it is a windy day across the board for

Friday. On the plus side, it will make the heavy rain move through at

a reasonable pace. In the afternoon, a bit brighter. A chance of some

sharp showers around but, by then, the wet weather across northern

England. 12 degrees in Plymouth but much milder than has been for quite

some time and the mild air moves further north across the UK as the

move into Saturday. Push it through, though, by a strong wind

potentially damaging in northern Scotland. Easing down on Saturday

afternoon. Saturday, not a bad day for many of us. The son sunshine.