30/04/2013 BBC Weather

with the clear skies, temperatures dropping away. For Scotland and

Ireland, the cloud is thickening and there is rain. The breeze will pick

up as the rain holds on across the north-west corner. For Scotland and

Northern Ireland, temperatures not too much of a concern. For England

and Wales, in the countryside we could see temperatures dipping below

freezing. The chilly start to the day with the risk of a touch of

frost. The potential for mist and bog down to the south-east and East

Anglia, but that shouldn't last too long. We have got a band of cloud

drifting south with maybe a couple of showers in it. After a great

start for Scotland and Northern Ireland, things brightening up for

the afternoon. There's the risk of a couple of showers across the

northern western isles. We might see some showers across North Wales, the

afternoon, with some hazy sunshine in Cardiff. A bit more cloud

developing for South West England come the afternoon. Some of the best

sunshine down across the south-east and East Anglia, where yet again we

could get temperatures 16 or 17 or 18 degrees through the afternoon.

Thicker cloud for Northern England and an overcast afternoon. Most

places will be dry. Don't be surprised if you see the odd shower.

As the weather front moves south, just beginning to introduce a bit

more cloud. Overall for tomorrow night, it is a generally dry night

with some clear spells. Temperatures dropping away again. We will stick

with the theme of fairly chilly nights for the end of the week.

Always the risk of some cloud and rain at times in the North. Keeping

the best of the brightness in the South. Thursday, bright spells

across England and Wales. A couple of showers developing for the

afternoon. Cloudier for Scotland and Northern Ireland. Later in the day

there is a weather front moving in which could produce some hill snow

across the mountains of Scotland. In the south we are looking at the

midteens. For the end of the week, high-pressure holds on in the