13/06/2013 BBC Weather

from 6:30am tomorrow morning. From now, have a great night.

Another blustery day. Things coming down overnight. All of this is

gathering, heading our way. That is Friday's weather. It will be a

breezy day in the cloud will be bringing persistent rain and a

scattering of heavy showers to some. Quite overnight. Clear spells

developing. Out West, we have seen the cloud rolling in overnight. By

the end of the night, patchy rain propping up in Northern Ireland with

a freshening breeze. By dawn, the temperatures dropping. Clear skies

overnight and East of Scotland will start off decently. Workloads

towards the West. The cloud in the north-west of England bringing rain.

Across the Pennines, the sunshine will be around but it will not last

long. Cloud in the south-east, through the morning at least. And

maybe some rain through the Midlands. Sharp showers developing

early in the morning in the south-west. And a similar idea in

Wales. The more persistent rain across the Irish Sea through the

morning. In Northern Ireland, a lot of cloud around. Rain turning

heavier through the morning. Temperatures of 11 or 12. There will

be no sunshine and a lot of cloud. The wind will be picking up all the

while. The rain turning heavier persistent. Elsewhere, some heavy

showers breaking out anywhere from Wales through England up to

Scotland. There is sunshine to be found in the south-east and away

from the coast, 2021d. Friday night into Saturday, the wet weather in

Northern Ireland working across all parts of the UK. Blustery night and

a blustery day on Saturday, particularly in the South. The winds

could get to 40 mph or higher. Maybe even higher. It will be a showery