04/11/2013 BBC Weather

from 6:30am tomorrow morning. For now, have a very good night.

Hello. If you are meeting somebody of a transatlantic flight, it might

be worth getting their early because the weather will be giving them a

helping hand. The weekend is looking unsettled. More rain around for most

of us and blustery winds is a feature. The reason for that, we

look out into the Atlantic. A stripe of cloud marking the Jetstream

paddling towards us at over 200 miles an hour tonight. It will bring

energetic weather our way and help with a tailwind for those

transatlantic flights. Clear skies this evening. A touch of Frost

across part of East Anglia. That will list -- lift when the cloud

moves in. -5 in some of the Highland glens with patchy fog as well. The

rain will come in so temperatures will rise. On Tuesday morning, rain

easing away from Northern Ireland. But as it moves across Scotland

snow falling over higher ground. Maybe a little bit of ice on the

edge of the rain as it encounters the cold ground. Temperatures close

to freezing across north-east England. Dry across the West Wales

and Cornwall. But the bulk of England and Wales getting off to a

cloudy and damp start. In the eastern part of England and

Scotland, you will struggle to get rid of the cloud and rain until late

in the day. Then it brightens up rapidly from the West. Blustery

showers following to Northern Ireland and western Scotland.

Hailstones in the mix. Single figures across northern parts,

double figures in the South. Clear night on bonfire night in the east,

but everywhere a blustery wind and Matt Woolf fan the flames. Do take

care. As we look into the Atlantic Tuesday night into Wednesday, we

have this weather front heading our way. Low pressure heading across the

North Atlantic. It will produce wet weather across southern part of

England and Wales. Sunshine and showers to the north of that. But

everywhere pretty brisk winds and Chile in the North as well. Thursday

sees the rain easing. Strong winds, in temperatures on the low side in

the north. More of that to come on Friday and into the

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