14/08/2014 BBC Weather

pressure. If we look at you can see that there

are very few showers around. It may be dry Saturday

are very few showers around. It may be dry Saturday and Sunday, a chilly

wind, the national picture again with Louise now.

Many of us have been asking the question, where has summer gone?

Today, no exception. We started off with a cluster of showers across

Wales and the south-west. They gathered in intensity and pace as

they pushed furthered east, bringing localised flash flooding and hail

with the thunder storms as well. Thank you to Sarah for this

photograph. I can offer you something for promising into -- more

promising into tomorrow, it should feel quite pleasant. If you still

have showers around at the moment, most should fade to the coast

through the overnight period. Clear skies, mist and fog patches will

form. Overnight, generally 9-13. Tomorrow starts off quiet. Fairly

optimistic with sunny spells coming through with lighter winds and it's

pleasant enough. Into the anks it should stay largely fine and dry.

Still can't rule out a few sharp showers. I'll come on to those in a

moment, but for holiday-makers into the West Country and for the bulk of

Wales, temperatures into the high teens, light winds and it's pleasant

enough. Highs of 21 into the London area. Towards the borders, Essex and

Kent, we could get one or two sharp thundery downpours here. In Northern

Ireland and the bulk of Scotland, in comparison to recent days, it's

largely fine and bright. The winds return into the weekend. A

blustery wind developing. There'll be some rain around but some

brighter spells across England and Wales on Saturday. So there it is on

Saturday, the winds starting to be a feature into the far north and west,

gusty to gale force with sharp showers. That low pressure will

start to migrate that little bit further east, bringing the weather

front to the south overnight. A few showers first thing on Sunday

morning. More importantly, the winds continue to strengthen, gales even

inland into the far north and west on Saturday. Plenty of frequent

showers and a cooler feel to things. The cool air sits up to the

north-west for the start of the weekend. Into Monday an Tuesday, the

north-westerly winds plunge further south and the cooler air pushes

south as well. Unseasonably cool for this

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