27/02/2014 BBC Weather

looking too bad at the weekend. Bash Street. I have got some wintry

weather to talk about tonight and that has been a rare occurrence

during this current winter. There will be a touch of frost and it

could lead to icy patches across Northern Ireland and south-west

Scotland. There is snow in the forecast as well. The Northern

lights have been making an appearance in the evening. They had

been reported in Essex and reporters in south Wales as well. But the

light show is coming to an end as this arrives. This will be quite

lively in the South West with strong gusts of wind in Cornwall and the

Isles of Scilly. Further north the winds are lighter and it brings the

risk of ice. In the South temperatures stay above freezing. We

will be seeing rain as that weather system pushes in. As you can see

there will be a bit of snow, but mostly over the hills. Particularly

in the morning across parts of mid and South Wales. It could be

particularly nasty in the valleys first thing in the morning. A wet

start for parts of East Anglia and the South East and it will stay

soggy here all day. This wet weather will gradually push away from Wales

and south-west England. Much of eastern England stays dull. Further

north there are sunny spells and a fair few showers in western Scotland

and northern Ireland. It will feel a lot colder than that with the rain

across the South East and East Anglia which continues into the

evening. Elsewhere, it is a dry, Friday night. There could be some

ice on Saturday morning and a few fog patches. But once that has

cleared for most of us it is a good day on Saturday. Some showers in the

west later on. Sunny spells in the afternoon. Sunday could again see

some cloud and showery rain across parts of the East and also wet

weather pushing into the West. For many places a lot of dry and fine

weather.