23/04/2013 BBC Weather

across so many parts of the country today. Lots of us out in the parks,

enjoying the spring warmth, blossom and blue skies, and high is up to 21

degrees in London. That was the highest temperature, but not

everywhere was warm, such as in Glasgow. Tonight, it is going to

turn wet. Not everywhere, but particularly across north-western

areas of the UK. The cloud is streaming in from the land to,

drifting in and bringing the rain already to western parts of Northern

Ireland and the Hebrides. The rain isn't going to reach the south

tonight, we will just have dismissed and low cloud clawing its way along

the coast. It is quite foggy in Devon and the Isles of Scilly at the

moment. Let's focus on the wet weather. Tomorrow morning, across

Scotland, and at the very least it is going to be overcast here. Nine

degrees through the central lowlands of Scotland. Overcast across

Northern Ireland and around the Irish Sea as well. To the south of

the country, in the morning it will be quite cloudy, especially round

the coastlines of south-western parts of England. But missed and

murk hugging the coast. The sunshine is powerful and strong this time of

year, so it will break that cloud up, and we will have some sunny

spells developing. The best of the warmth will be across the south-east

of the UK. The central portion cloudy with a bit of rain. Scotland,

after a wet morning, the sun will be out later in the day, but it will be

much fresher. Only around 10 degrees. On Thursday, across the

central swathes of the country, a bit overcast. Later on Thursday and

into the early hours of Friday, the cold front sweeps across the

country, and the cold air from the north Atlantic will gain. All of us

in that cooler Mass. We've got showers, Hale in places, wintry