28/10/2011 BBC Weather

Good evening. A weekend of variety. Cloudy at times, some sunshine,

some rain. A blustery wind. It will be fairly mild, despite that breeze.

At the moment temperatures are dipping down close to freezing. A

touch of frost. One or two fog patches. On either side it is

cloudier. It will gradually edged southwards and eastwards. It will

be quite cold. Tomorrow will be a breezy day, a wet day at times

across Northern Ireland and Scotland. That all aid each into

the North western fringes of England. Rain at times, and pretty

windy. For the East it will be drier and brighter. Some dampness

turning up in the afternoon in the South West of England. A blustery

wind in Wales. Across the Irish Sea things will improve. A bit of

brightness in Belfast. For much of western Scotland, rain through the

day. Possibly thundery. Possibly some brightness around the marry

coast. Northern England, it will turn cloudy and damp. But for the

Midlands, East Anglia, the south- east, it will be a nice day. Bright

but breezy. Remarkably warm for October. This dome of mild air

covers this for the weekend. Different story if we track our way

westwards into the United States. The north eastern United States

have this cold air and we might see a significant snowstorm, remarkable

because it is so early in the season. The junior, New Jersey,

into New York State, you England, we could see up to 20 centimetres

of wet snow clinging on to power lines and trees. A lot of