14/02/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. What a difference a day has made to the feel of the

weather. Bitterly cold yesterday, but temperatures barely above

freezing in many eastern areas, but today into double figures. In

London at 12 degrees it makes it the warmest day of this month so

far. We will keep that relatively mild feel tomorrow with more

sunshine and it looks like a drier day, especially for the North. The

North of Scotland has had quite a wet day. Some fairly brisk winds

before they ease and with the light winds elsewhere and temperatures

close enough to freezing there is a risk of a few icy patches around

first thing in the morning. Otherwise, Friday is shaping up to

be a lovely end to the week. Plenty of sunshine around, far fewer

showers and light winds. One area where we will see much drier

weather is the West of Scotland. Similar for Northern Ireland.

Across Wales and further east we might have a bit more cloud around,

but even if it is not sunny all the time, it will be bright and dry. 9

is just a shade down on today because the temperatures will

starts a little lower in the morning. But they will drop away in

the evening. In the east as well as the frost, there is a greater risk

of fog tomorrow night. Fog and ice become even more of a problem by

Saturday morning. A chilly start in many central and eastern areas. The

high pressure holes on and keeps these weather fronts at bay. But

they will come into more Western areas on Saturday. A little more

cloudy tomorrow across western Scotland and Northern Ireland. But

it is another decent day and for most of us it will be dry and