23/09/2014 BBC Weather

bit more cloud here and there, but the warm weather continues hnto the

You've been sending us pictures of the fine weather. This one was taken

by Keith Brown in the Peak District yesterday, enjoying the sunshine

here. There's been a little more cloud around today across parts of

the Peak District and we finished the day with cloudy skies across

much of the UK. That's because there are a couple of weather fronts,

picked out on the chart. You can see one moving south into the Midlands.

Another one sitting through Scotland and Northern Ireland. Through the

night, that rain is going to continue to move further south,

merging together and behind it breaks in the cloud giving clearer

spells, but still a few showers around the coast. Our temperatures

by dawn are ten to 13. Still the legacy of cloudier skies across the

south and South Wales first thing in the morning. With a few showers

around. Things will improve here as that clears eastwards. Brighter

skies further north, but a noticeable north-westerly breeze

across the country throughout the day. 4.00pm and some sunshine for

the south-west of England with temperatures at 17. Still the risk

of perhaps a few showers to the south-east. Not many. Very isolated

although one or two could be on the heavy side. Across Northern Ireland

and Scotland here it is staying fine and dry into the afternoon, with

temperatures around 14 to 15 for Northern Ireland and around 13 or 14

for Scotland. Although later in the afternoon, it will become more

overcast across the Western Isles, with some approaching fronts. These

fronts will be with us on Thursday to the northern half of the UK, as

fairly weak features further south. Pressure remains relatively high, so

still dry across the south on Thursday, with brighter spells to

the south-east. Much more overcast further north, with some rain across

the hills of West Wales, north-west England and western Scotland.

Throughout the afternoon, not a great deal of rain expected to the

east of the Grampians and Pennines. Despite cloud, still a warm day at

18 to 20. It stays warm for the south on Friday, although here,

although it will be dry, it looks cloudy. A different feel to the

north on Friday, with a weather front clearing away and we'll see

more sunshine on offer. Still the noticeable westerly breeze and

temperatures around 15. Even into the weekend, pressure remains

relatively high, although the winds fall a little lighter.

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