17/09/2014 BBC Weather

Hello there. West was best today with the cloud break up more

readily. Readily. Tomorrow is almost a e. West was best today with the

cloud break up more readily. Tomorrow is almost a repeat

performance - dull, grey misty start for many of us. Into the afternoon

in particular we should see a bit more warm sunshine. That low cloud

that was glued to the North Sea coasts today is pushing inland.

Becoming much more extensive. Extensive. More mist and fog in

eastern Scotland and England. Coasts and hills. Damp and drizzle. A warm

night. We could catch a shower in the far South West. Many places will

start tomorrow dry but grey and cloudy. The mist and fog will tend

to lift and we'll see the sunshine breaking through in more sheltered

western areas, the Midlands and East Anglia and the south-east of

England. Lit warm up nicely. It will warm up in Northern Ireland in the

afternoon. It should be dry here. A little sunshine for Scotland. Mainly

in the west. Eastern areas, the onshore breeze drags in the cloud

and keeps it dull, cool and damp. A similar story in much of north-east

England. The other side of the Pennines should get more sunshine in

the afternoon. Sunshine breaking through readily across the Midlands

into East Anglia. We'll see spells by the afternoon across southern

England. It will feel warm, 23 oar 24 degrees. But notice one or two

showers. It is just one or two. They are likely to be heavy, but places

will will stay fine and dry. Warm in the sunshine in Wales. We are more

likely to get showers on Friday Again a bit hit and miss, but

thundery downpours across southern England, particularly the South

West, possibly extending into Wales, the Midlands and East Anglia. A

cloudier look to the weather. Even a lit rain in north-west Scotland and

Northern Ireland. Here temperatures 17-18 degrees. Warmth further south

in between the showers, especially if we get late sunshine. As we head

into the weekend, it changes. High pressure fwhilds from off the

Atlantic. It squeezes away all those showers into the near Continent The

weather will improve in the North East that. High is going to bring

cooler and fresher air. A change to what we've been used to so far this

month. Temperature as couple of degrees above average. It's been

unusually dry as well. The driest start to September for over 50

years, with just 7% of expected rainfall. As we've seen, there is

rain