21/05/2013 BBC Weather

Showers become frequent in northern Scotland. Hale, thunder, show

dash-macro snow on the higher ground is possible. We will see isolated

showers developing. Some of those could become heavy in the

north-east. 16 to 18 across southern areas, cold across the North. The

strength of the wind will get even stronger into the night and into

Thursday morning. Taking showers further south, even inland areas,

some of those will be lively. Do not be surprised to see a few flakes of

snow mixed in with the rain. The rain showers will be the main

feature. Increasing cold and wind as we go into Thursday. That could

reach 50, 60 miles an hour on eastern coasts as the low pressure

system pushes in. Windy across the board, a cold wind at that,

temperatures struggling to get into double digits. Some dry and bright

weather but 20 of showers forming anywhere. The more the further east

you are. It is a crossed eastern areas where showers emerge into

longer smells. -- it is across eastern areas. Some very lively