15/07/2011 BBC Weather

Good evening. Summer is not over, but this weekend it will resemble

Autumn at times. It's not looking pretty if you have outdoor plans

with wind and rain around. Pretty low temperatures too. To get us in

the mood, it's turning damp through the rest of the night. Much of this

rain is light and patchy. Heavier bursts turning up across more

northern parts of the country. Not desperately cold. Ten to 15 degrees

north to south. Tomorrow starts on a pretty wet and windy note. Some

heavy rain and strong winds sweep ing across England and Wales in

particular. For most of us it won't rain all day. You should see some

brightness at some stage. Through the morning, there will be some

very wet weather across England and Wales. Some gales around exposed

areas too. Mind the main area of rain, things brighten up ah, cross

the west. At lunch time, some sunshine across south-west England

and indeed Wales. But there'll be further showers rattling in on the

breeze. If you're heading to the beach, not ideal. Feeling cool as

well. Temperatures in the midteens. Some of the showers will be

thundery. In Northern Ireland, some sunshine, some showers. The showers

quite slow moving as they will be through Scotland. The winds here

will be fairly light. The best of the brightness in Scotland will be

across eastern areas. We'll see more persistent and heavy rain

spinning back in later. The rain should clear from northern England

for a time. It will be a struggle across the south-east. Here the

rain will be linger well on into the afternoon, particularly across

the far south-east. That's where the Open is taking place. No picnic

for the golfers here. Some rain gradually clearing by early evening

and the winds should be dying down as well.

So the rain clears out of the south-east through Saturday evening.

Into the early hours of Sunday morning, though, we're going to see

another batch of wet weather spiralling in through Scotland and

down into western parts of England and Wales an the winds will pick up

too. Again gales sweeping up the channel later in the day. The best

of any brightness probably across East Anglia and the south-east.

Temperatures 16 or 17, might squeak a 20. Ever sign of summer