08/08/2011 BBC Weather

A chilly start to tomorrow but it is a dry and bright day. With a few

exceptions! We start the day across parts of the north-west and

Midlands with showers around. They will also be affecting the Isle of

Man. We will also see showers across the far north west of

Scotland. Elsewhere, the winds will be light. We will see a sunnier

bricks and blue skies across much of northern England down into the

Midlands. Showers lingering across Norfolk and Suffolk but the vast

majority of central and southern England will be dry. Whilst we

start on a cool note, with winds lighter than today, it should warm

up quickly. The showers you see in the West will quickly fade away.

Showers dotted around the northern and eastern coasts but for most of

us, it is a dry day. Winds will be lighter than today. It will feel

warmer than today. But the dry and bright weather will only last one

day. It will turn wet and windy in Northern Ireland tomorrow evening.

That will spread into northern England, Scotland and Wales. Those

in the West will bear the brunt. With levels will rise. Surface

flooding potentially. It will have to be watched. The driest weather