28/09/2012 BBC Weather

Good evening. Given the conditions we have had this week, the dry

conditions will not go amiss, and for most of you on Saturday, that

will be the case. For others, rain clouds will be looming large and

that is courtesy of an area of low pressure out in the Atlantic at the

moment. The low-pressure to the north of Scotland will continue to

feed a few showers in. To more persistent rain around the

Highlands and Islands, with possibilities of an inch of rain.

Away from that, mostly becoming dry with a cool night. Temperatures

down to three, four degrees in the countryside to begin the day. A

predominantly dry and bright picture. The showers will be fewer

and lighter in Scotland than today. The sunshine peeking through the

cloud with just a few showers here. But for the bulk of England and

Wales, a sunny start to the day. The wind will ease down and around

the Midlands, Devon, Cornwall and even Wales, the chance of a shower.

They will fade for the afternoon and then the showers continue in

Western Scotland. But for many, Saturday, a pleasant day with sunny

spells but not especially warm at 13 to 15 degrees. Fine enough when

you are in the sun. The low- pressure then moves in Saturday-

night overdo Sunday and the breeze picks up as well. A wet night in

Northern Ireland and Scotland, quickly clearing. Many southern

parts stay dry not just on Saturday, but also into Sunday. Wales and the

Midlands will see further rain. But not the same flooding concerns we

have had earlier in the week. Monday, bright and breezy with

showers across the North and day rainy week all in all. Flooding has

been the story of the week but now attention turns to Spain. This