20/06/2012 BBC Weather

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every half hour. For now, have a good night. Bye-bye. It is the

shortest night of the year. Downpours are forming across the

United Kingdom. If you don't get them tonight, there is a good

chance you will get them during the course of tomorrow. Storms are

lining up across France. It has been a fine day across much of the

United Kingdom. This cloud will bring the wet weather. It will be a

wet night across parts of south Wales and South West England. The

rain will push into the Midland and south-east England later in the

night. It could cause problems for tomorrow morning's rush-hour. The

northern half of the country, most places, through the night at least,

will stay dry. Temperatures not as low as last night, most areas in

double figures. The rain will not stay across England and Wales. It

will work across northern England, into southern Scotland and Northern

Ireland. Further south, it will brighten up, for a time. Any

sunshine is likely to trigger further heavy and thundery showers.

One place which may not see too much rain is the western isles of

Scotland. The rain will arrive during the course of the evening.

Central Scotland reaching 12 degrees with outbreaks of rain, as

it will be in Northern Ireland and northern England. Dryer conditions

further south. Any sunshine could trigger thundery showers. Feeling

warm and humid here, 20 degrees. Cloud and rain for south Wales and

South West England for the Friday looks windier. Blustery day

across the country. Wet day too for Northern Ireland. Temperatures are

back where they have been for most of June, below average at 14-16