12/08/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. If you are hoping to step outside and so what the meteor

shower you have got a good chance with starry skies. Temperatures are

dropping away. We have still got some patchy cloud producing a few

showers further east, but the cloud is quite well broken. In Northern

Ireland it will become more overcast as the night goes on.

North east Scotland could persist with a few showers. At 8 o'clock in

the morning the chance of those showers are sitting across northern

Scotland. Elsewhere it is a dry and bright start and we have got some

early sunshine for England. Further south sunshine for East Anglia and

south-east England. The sunshine extends along the south coast until

we reach parts of Devon and Cornwall. It is a cloudy morning

for much of Wales and we will see some patchy rain, especially across

North Western areas. Dull and damp for north-west England and Northern

Ireland. We will keep this zone of thicker cloud with some patchy rain,

which will tend to ease as the day goes on. It heads into the Midlands

and into the South East. To the north of that we will keep some

brightness. Later on in the afternoon things turn a touch

brighter further west. A top temperature in the low twenties.

The high teens covers it for many places in the country. On Wednesday

we start to see another set of whether France moving into the West.

It keeps things cloudy with some outbreaks of rain in the south-west

and for Northern Ireland. Eastern Scotland and eastern England have

some early brightness. For the end of the week a bit of a change in

the temperatures. It creeps up a few degrees, but so does the