03/09/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. It says a lot about the summer you have just said that

we have to wait until September for the warmest weather to arrive. That

was the case across the East of Scotland. We reached 25.2 Celsius

in Aberdeen. That was the warmest day of the year so far. It will not

be as warm tomorrow because of a cold front coming in from the West,

crossing Scotland and Northern Ireland right now. It's bringing

some cloud, blustery wind and some patchy rain. Most of the rain

across western areas is staggering into fringes of England and Wales

overnight. Very windy across the far north. Further south, lighter

wind, quite a humid night with misty mess around as well. A three-

way split to start the day. The really lively weather will be in

the far north. We could see gusts of 60 mph through the day.

Particularly across the northern isles of Scotland. The wind is not

too strong for the rest of us. Right in the south-east, bright

across the north-west, cloudy in the middle with remnants of a

frontal zone moving southwards and eastwards. Any rain will tend to

die away. We are left with a lot of cloud in that zone. After a damp

start across North Wales, things will pick up. Some sunshine here.

Bright and breezy for Northern Ireland, pleasant enough if you can

get out of the breeze. It will not be as warm in Scotland, 17 degrees

in Aberdeen compared with 25. Still, pretty pleasant out of the breeze

and in the sunshine. Day-nighter afternoon to come -- a nice

afternoon to come. Into that frontal zone, a lot of cloud. Maybe

the odd bit of dampness in the breeze. It will take all day for

the club to rise across south-east. Across Devon and Cornwall, cloudy,

perhaps damp. Light wind, hopefully that will not be an issue for the

sailors in Portland. That clears away overnight and then we have

high pressure nestling in from the West. The weather is settling down.

Now, a shout out for the farmers out there. I know you want to get

on with the harvest. The good news is that we are looking at several

days of fine and warm weather, particularly across the southern