07/01/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. It has been another great day across the country. We

will see some changes to the weather pattern for tomorrow. This

system has been fairly stagnant in the north-west, bringing some rain.

Before tomorrow, it is moving south eastwards and pressure is rising

behind. By Wednesday, it will turn colder and we should see some

sunshine around. But for tonight, the cloud will stay with us,

meaning that it is going to be another mild night across the

country. The rain has been coming and going under will be more rain

moving through Northern Ireland into Scotland during the first part

of the night. For the early hours, the wet weather will be arriving

steadily across Wales and the south-west. Fairly patchy. It will

stay dry in the south-east corner. Colder in the Northern Isles

because here we will have some clear skies. Temperatures dropping

to four degrees. For most places, it is another cloudy start. The

rain slips southwards as we go through the afternoon. Allowing

brighter skies to follow one behind. If we concentrate at 3pm in the

afternoon, we have some rainfall across parts of south-west England.

Temperatures reaching highs of between 10 and 11 degrees. The

overcast weather is still across East Anglia at this stage. It is

behind the system were there will be breaks in the cloud. Sunshine

for Northern Ireland, but feeling colder. Temperatures dropping

through the afternoon. Bright spells for Scotland but a different

feel to the day. The rain is moving up across the Northern Isles. It

should eventually cleared away tomorrow evening. The clear skies

will become more widespread tomorrow. The cloud is holding on

in the south with some patchy rain. For the northern half of the

country, we are looking at a touch of frost. Much colder. A patchy

frost beginning the day with mist and fog around. All was keeping

thicker cloud across the southern counties, giving us some rain. --

always. Elsewhere, the mist and fog will be clearing across central

areas but away from that, bright spells developing for the afternoon.