01/05/2013 BBC Weather

good night. -- the late team. Good evening. May got off to a good

start with some sunshine. For tomorrow, generally, it should be

fine and dry. Chilly in the morning with mist and fog. Cloud moving into

the south-east, with showers across the North of Scotland overnight.

Overall, dry with clear spells. The greatest risk of frost across

northern England and parts of Scotland. For tomorrow morning, mist

and fog lifting and clearing. We have more clouds down across Kent

and Sussex, potentially Essex. -- more cloud. Cloudy skies for

Northern Ireland and Scotland. Here, rain with Phil Scott Dashiell fog

mixed in. In between, the best of the sunshine. -- rain with hill fog

mixed in. Figure cloud across the south-east corner, feeling cooler.

-- figure cloud. For part of Wales, there is the risk of showers,

particularly across parts of the mountains. Enough heat building to

produce a shower. Some showers for Northern Ireland, a little bit on

the cloudy side. Temperatures persisting -- rain persisting across

northern and western Scotland. Going through the night, there is the

potential for wintry weather in Shetland. As we get into Friday,

that area of cloud and rain is still sitting across parts of Scotland and

Northern Ireland. Bringing a cloudy and wet day. The breeze will pick up

at times. Further south and east, we will hold on to the best of the dry,

bright weather. Given the sunshine on Friday, we're looking at

temperatures in the high teens. But with more clouds to the north-west,

temperatures around ten. This is all tied into a low pressure system

moving south on Friday night. There is the risk of it turning wintry

across Scotland. That is something that we will keep an eye on. It will