09/04/2014 BBC Weather

weekend. If you are travelling further afield here is a look at the

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Most of us will be dry and bright with some sunshine coming through.

That goes for the weekend as well. Look out for some chilly night.

Certainly tonight in the South temperatures falling away under

those clear skies. As low as two or three degrees in rural areas. Still

some patchy rain through parts of southern Scotland and Northern

Ireland early on in the day. But most of England and Wales have a dry

start. Some spells of sunshine especially across the East, but some

mist and fog patches around. They should not last too long. The main

change tomorrow is this rain slowly creeping across North West England.

And eventually we have rain across North Wales. To the north of that

brighter skies follow. Along with a sprinkling of showers. Most of the

southern half of the UK dry and with a bit of sunshine with good reach

around 16 or 17 degrees. The weather front will pep up a little through

the evening before it finally fizzled out as we go into Friday.

These were the scenes on Monday for the first practice round in

Atlanta. And as the masters gets underway there will be plenty of

sunshine. Not quite so warm across the UK on Friday. The fact a cold

start with some frost possible in the north of Britain. Sunny

intervals for most. Some scattered showers in the North West of

Scotland. Into the weekend and again we have a weather front driving

south fizzling out as it does so. And an area of high pressure

re-establishing itself. The weather front will provide some rain on

Saturday for Scotland and northern Ireland. The chilly start for the

London Marathon. It could get warmer for the stragglers. A full London

Marathon forecast on the BBC weather website. Goodbye.