21/10/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. If you are not too big a fan of the wet weather, it is

probably time to look away. There are more spells of heavy rain in the

forecast for the British Isles for the remainder of this week. And they

will be strong and gusty winds. But temperatures will be mild both day

and night. The air coming across us from the moment is coming from

Iberia. But it is this weather front towards the West that will bring

wind in overnight tonight, up to severe gale force around the sea

coasts. Wet across Northern Ireland at the moment, but the worst of the

rain will go East Woods. Take a look at those temperatures. They look

like our daytime highs. It will be quite a grace that to the north but

we will see a little brightness perhaps around the Murray first.

we will see a little brightness perhaps around the Murray first A

perhaps around the Murray first. A wet start for Northern England,

cloud and outbreaks of rain for Wales and the south-west, but not as

heavy by this point. Just a cheeky bit of sunshine potentially for the

light -- the likes of Kent and Suffolk. But the wet and windy

weather will shift its weight East which through the day. And in the

West, things will become drier and brighter and also very much on the

warm side. The rain won't stop temperatures from pushing up, five

or six degrees above the average for the time of year. Scattered spells

at times, and more persistent rain for Scotland. Blink and you will

miss it, but there is a breach of high pressure their early on

Thursday, so quite a fine start but look at what is winding its way up

from the south. Another big area of low pressure, more