25/09/2012 BBC Weather

Hello, September is formally a gentle slide from summer into

Autumn. But the last few days extensive flooding, severe gales

bringing down trees in places. This was the picture in Edinburgh. We've

had a lot of disruption to transport all because we've been

visited bit most intense September storm since 1981. We've certainly

known about it. We still have amber weather warnings at the moment.

Through to midnight for the heavy rain. After that dropping to the

next level. Can you see things beginning to improve. Only slowly

because the amount of rain has been extraordinary. 123mm untilpm

theengs at raifpbz worth. That's to the east of the Pennines. Still

raining here at the moment. That rain ease as way overnight. There's

the threat of heavy rain across south-east of Scotland for a time.

That rain lingering across parts of North West England and pushing

across parts of southern England and Wales through the night as well.

Temperatures holding up around 10 to 12 degrees. Still potential for

further disruption due to that heavy rain and its aftereffects.

BBC local radio keeping you up to date with that. And the BBC website

a good source as well. What about the travelling tomorrow morning?

Across Scotland I don't think too many problems. One or two showers

left from the overnight rain across the south-east. Niefrld looking

largely dry and the sun's out -- Northern Ireland. The sun's out

across eastern England. There's wet weather through the Midlands

steching to London. There could be water on fast routes here. Heavy

showers across the south-west and Wales. Through the day, certainly a

lot better for most northern parts of the UK. A few showers here and

there across northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but

not amounting to a great deal. Further south, there could be sharp

showers across southern parts of England, South Wales, enough to

maybe cause localised problems. Temperatures about where they

should be for the latter part of September. As we go through

Wednesday night, into Thursday, finally we start to get rid of that