15/05/2013 BBC Weather

Goodnight. The skies are clear ring after what was another very lively

day, this was earlier. Miserable across the north-east, persistent

rain, low temperatures. The rain eased and the showers followed that

they are fading and the skies clearing some most places will be

dry overnight. Temperatures will drop away, quite cold night to come.

Most mist and fog will be across the South and East, patchy mist and fog,

nothing substantial. North and west, thicker cloud towards Northern

Ireland and West Scotland. Major times, by dawn about five degrees of

rural spots dipping to around freezing so in touch of frost to

start but there will be sunshine earlier on, the mist and fog

disappearing quickly with one or two showers for Western Wales. Much of

England and Wales starts on a chilly note but a lot of sunshine and the

wind as lesson start, as it will be across much of northern England and

eastern Scotland. Bigger cloud in western Scotland, threatening rain

and a similar idea in Northern Ireland. It will stay fairly cloudy

with rain in the north-western quarter. Cloud amounts will increase

as the afternoon goes on the showers developing. Some shoppers will be on

the sharp side but the wind is light so they are slow-moving so not

everybody will see those. It could be lovely on the south coast with

top temperatures in London, 15 or so. The first test starts at Lord's

tomorrow, and it should be lovely. There is the risk of a shower as we

go through the afternoon. Friday, it is a complex set up across Western

Europe, making for a difficult forecast but this weather front

across the North Sea could ring patchy rain for the East of Scotland

and England with low temperatures. Further west, brighter, higher

temperatures but showers around and into the start of the weekend, but

weather front gets its act together with strong wind and rain, quite