15/10/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. It looks as though a lot of us are going to need the

umbrellas first thing tomorrow. Particularly across southwestern

England. But also, there is going to be some foggy weather around across

eastern parts of the country. Let us see what happens into Wednesday

morning. Here is the rain across Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Wiltshire

and Wales. Across the east of the country, we would have had a dry

night that it is going to be 40 across at least in England and the

East Midlands. Some of that fog could be quite thick. Later on, the

rain will arrive and it should wash away that fog. It will not linger

for long. Across the south-west, a brisk wind is developing. Gale force

on the coasts. Notice that it is dry but dull and dank across these

eastern districts. Certainly, at this stage, there is a good chance

of foggy patches. The north and west of Scotland, waking up to bright

weather. Temperatures hovering around six or seven degrees. That

band of rain will sweep towards the north-east, washing away all of that

fog. At the same time, the weather will improve. The south of Wales and

the Midlands, you might end up with a fine afternoon. Temperatures may

reach 16 or 17 degrees. For the north of the country, it will remain

wet and cold. The rain will continue to make its journey into Thursday

and by Thursday, we will have a brisk wind coming in from the

south-west. Quite a mild wind. Temperatures will be in the high

teens in some spots. But remember, there will also be wet weather

dotted around the country. The mild weather will not be reaching the

North of Scotland. Here, just about into double figures. The low

pressure is very close to us through Friday. Still pumping in mild air.

Lots of cloud and outbreaks of rain. In the East, the driest of the

weather held onto for one test. In