28/07/2011 BBC Weather

Good evening. Nothing too dramatic going on weather-wise. Interesting

variations from place to place and day to day. A bit of mist forming

across central and southern areas, but not the fog from last night. A

mild and muggy night for many. Tomorrow, it might start off a

little grey where you live, but things should perk up through the

day. Some warm sunshine, but the risk of showers in one or two

places too. A lot of variation once more. Grey start through the

central slab. The odd spot of rain sinking southwards. Gradually that

will tend to thin and break and by the afternoon many of us should see

brightness, if not sunshine. A slow start at Trent Bridge, but things

will improve through the afternoon. It will warm up a touch too. By the

afternoon, much of the north Midlands and northern England will

have broken cloud and sunshine. Temperatures nudging 20. Cooler

along the North Sea coast. The north and east of Scotland hanging

on to cloud. Maybe the odd spot of dridle. -- drizzle. Shaping up in

Northern Ireland pretty well. Sunshine and 20 degrees. Along the

west coast of England and Wales, probably more sunshine than we saw

today. Consequently feeling a bit warmer. Around the coastal fringe

of Devon and Cornwall, a fair amount of sun. Inland, up over the

moors, maybe the cloud bubbling up to give the odd shower. Perhaps a

line of showers across the south, but if you catch one they could be

heavy. Now, for the weekend, high pressure is there or there abouts,

but it won't hang around. Low pressure will trundle in from the

west, so make the most of Saturday. It's looking like a nice day.

Broken cloud and sunshine and temperatures up into the low to