06/09/2011 BBC Weather

Good evening. It has been very active today, weather Wise.

Tomorrow, it will not be quite so sprightly. The rain will not be as

heavy or widespread. More on that in a moment. Let us look at the

rainfall. For the Midlands, it has been the driest eight months since

1986. By contrast, in eastern Scotland, it has been a wet start

to the year, the wettest since 1916. Know where was immune from rainfall

today. A pretty active area of low pressure. Loss of clouds sweeping

across the country. It was a very wet start. -- lots of cloud. The

wind will ease overnight. Under clearing skies, temperatures

dropping. Into Wednesday's conditions, yes, it will still be

windy but not as windy as it has been. There will be showers, though,

mostly coming in across western parts. Around the middle part of

the day, the shares will become more widespread, but there is a

decent chance across southern counties and eastern Scotland that

you may not cease to many showers. By a large, it will be a dry day. -

- you may not see too many showers. Turning wet in north-west England

with showers sneaking over the Pennines into north-west England.

There should be brighter sunny spells you were there. It will be

mostly cloudy across the Midlands, East Anglia and south-east. -- here

and there. Lively wind blowing across the Southern Counties. But

not as strong as today. Breezy in Wales and parts of the South may

stay dry. A cloudy day with frequent showers in Northern

Ireland. By Thursday, looking ready across England and Wales. --

looking cloudy. Scotland will stay rather dry. On Thursday, the wind