07/03/2017 BBC Weather

rain on Saturday. The national picture now from Nick Miller.

It looks like next week high pressure will become a player again

in our weather, settling things down for some of us for a time but until

then it is low-pressure, rain moving across the UK overnight but not wet

all the time. Many of us at a fine day today, this was at you from West

Yorkshire and Yorkshire and northern England and Northern Ireland will

farewell tomorrow, after this frontal system has pushed on through

the UK with rain. But as it does, it introduces milder air so for the

rest of the week we will have temperatures widely into double

figures. Back to the here and now and that rain which has been like an

patchy across the west of the UK during the day and is now gathering

strength and pace with heavy bursts as it pushes west to east and some

snow on top of the hills in northern England and especially in Scotland

for a time. A mild night across southern parts with the rain

lingering into the morning and colder feel in Scotland later in the

night with a stronger wind, strong to gale force tomorrow pushing

through plenty of showers especially northern Scotland. Not many in the

central belt, or southern Scotland and for Northern Ireland and

northern England it should be dry for both is -- most of us with some

sunny spells. Dry in North Wales and North Midlands but elsewhere in the

Midlands and South world of East Anglia and the southern part of

Ingleby deep cloud around and we will have outbreaks of rain

occasionally -- part of England. Still those very blustery showers

throughout the day in northern Scotland with some gusts of 60 mph

but in southern Scotland, Northern Ireland, northern England, North

Midlands and North Wales, mainly dry and in the sun trap it will feel

mild and quite pleasant. Tomorrow evening, still in the southern

England and South Wales outbreaks of Wales and in Scotland through the

night these blustery showers. They will still be there first thing

Thursday but they will ease off. Still stump cloud in the far south,

maybe some patchy cloud in the far south-west but you can see the fine

weather on Thursday, bright or sunny for many of us but on Friday there

will be a band of cloud and rain spreading north and keeping plenty

of cloud across the UK so still mild for most but it will look very

different. The picture at the start of the weekend, still low-pressure

and weather front moving through, spells of wet weather, dry brighter

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