30/05/2013 BBC Weather

Presley topping the UK charts but can't help falling in love, you may

also remember a spring colder than the one we've just been through

because the Met office says you have to go back to 1962 to find a spring

colder than this one and it was March we did the damage,

exceptionally cold. It looks like this spring will be drier than

normal but the lack of warmth many of us will remember and it was still

in evidence today. In the West, in the sunshine, lovely 21 degrees in

Glasgow but in eastern England, temperatures just ten in

Scarborough. A bit of a change, though, tomorrow. For the rest of

tonight, lingering showers in southern England dying away and we

are left with low cloud hill fog across England and a few fog

patches, too. Some light rain in the west later on in the night and it's

not going to be a cold night. The weather does a switch around

tomorrow. Those cloudy areas get a bit brighter and warmer. Especially

across eastern England. But for Scotland and Northern Ireland,

expect more cloud and lower temperatures. Cloud bringing in

patchy rain. For eastern Scotland, slow-moving heavy downpours around,

too. Much of England and Wales staying dry. Warm sunshine. It may

brighten up in the late afternoon in western Scotland. Heavy downpours in

eastern some warmth in the Borders, and the odd heavy shower in

north-east England whereas elsewhere across England and Wales, and

isolated shower can't be ruled out but most places will be dry. It will

feel warm in the sunshine especially across eastern England. Looking fine

for the cricket at Lord's. Friday marks the end of the three months

which, for statistical purposes, make-up and meteorological spring

sale on Saturday, we try our luck with a new month and we have high

pressure coming in from the Atlantic, settling things down for

England and Wales which will have the best of the weather at the