13/05/2014 BBC Weather

tomorrow evening, but a sunny outlook, although it might start to

breakdown in some places at the weekend. Today the weather was the

sort of weather where it couldn't really make its mind up.

It changed from hour to hour, there were storm clouds and thunder and

lightning as well. As far as tomorrow goes, it will be sunny and

warm so you can leave your lawn bowlers at home although after today

I wouldn't be surprised if you take it just in case. You can see some of

the big shower clouds moving across the country, this is another loop

here, the radar scans the horizon and tells us where it has been

raiding. You can see them over Northern Ireland, over eastern

England and down to the south-east. Towards the end of the night it is

going to be dry for most of us, just a few sprinkles in most places, but

a dry night. Eight degrees in towns and cities, three degrees in the

countryside. Then for tomorrow's weather, it starts off fine across

the bulk of England and Wales. However, in Northern Ireland and

Scotland it will not be sunny, it will be the opposite with cloud and

rain. In the south that should be brighter and warmer. On Thursday, an

area of high pressure stock across the country, shunting the rain to

the north. Even though it is high pressure, it doesn't necessarily

mean it will be all that sunny, a little overcast in places. The

coastal areas will have the sunniest weather. Friday might be similar,

and could end up being the warmest day of the year with temperatures

reaching 20 degrees. Later on Friday, Atlantic weather fronts will

start coming in affecting the north-western portion of the UK

whilst the south hangs onto the high pressure, and that means that on

Saturday and Sunday the weather will probably go downhill across northern

and north-western parts of the country, whereas in the south we

will keep the warm weather. To summarise, dryer and warmer, sunny

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