10/05/2013 BBC Weather

too much about the differences between this weekend's weather and

last weekend, but I will leave it to you to draw your own conclusions.

The evidence includes a brisk, call westerly wind blowing into your

showers are away. It is not going to be raining all the time. Every now

and again it will be dry and the sun will come out. Take advantage of

those moments. For the rest of the night, bands of wet weather walking

-- working across southern areas. Squally showers, a rumble of

thunder, gusty winds. Another band of rain into Western areas and

Northern Ireland. The rain in Northern Ireland will ease. There

are drier, clear spells around and it is single figure temperatures. A

fresh start for Saturday morning. For Saturday morning we have a zone

of cloud and rain, pushing east. Following on behind, brighter,

showery conditions. At 9am, a lot of cloud. Patchy outbreaks of rain. For

the south-east, one or two heavy showers to clear away before it

brightens up. There will be a zone of drier, brighter weather in

eastern England but showers will get going. Northern Ireland, the

overnight rain clearing. Heavy showers not too far behind. Rain

spreading across Scotland. Lighter winds in Scotland compared with

elsewhere. The area of cloud and rain moves east and into the

afternoon it brightens up. Showers follow. Heavy showers with hail and

thunder. Gusty winds. It is not going to be raining all the time.

They move along quite quickly on the brisk wind. Cooler than today. 15

Celsius. Most of us will fall short of that. There will be showers on

the road to Wembley for the FA Cup final, probably easing during the

match itself. For those celebrating in north-west England on Saturday

evening there will be rain to come. Brisk winds are moving across other

parts of northern England and East Anglia. By the end of Saturday night

and the beginning of Sunday, a brief ridge of high pressure. More weather

fronts coming from the Atlantic. Even if you start dry on Sunday,