10/06/2013 BBC Weather

sunshine all stuck with the cold and cloudy weather, the common theme

across the country, it's been dry again. However, the dry spell is

about to end. We will all see wet weather over the next few days,

wettest in the West. But the rest of the week is far from a write-off.

There will still be some warm sunshine to be had. The weather

patterns are changing, these weather fronts slowly but surely creeping in

from the Atlantic, finally ousting our area of high pressure. The first

one hand -- first one has already arrived across Cornwall. In the

east, we've had a lot of cloud today. The skies become clear. It

turns quite chilly. Nothing like that cold further west because we

will have the cloud and rain. A very different feel for the morning rush

hour. Quite misty, murky conditions around the coasts and hills of South

Wales and south-west England, with outbreaks of rain. The rain will

spread eastwards. Many Eastern counties of England. The day bright.

We've seen some lovely sunshine recently in Northern Ireland. A very

different day here on Tuesday. That rain will slowly creep across

Scotland. I suspect the far north-east may well stay dry and

bright. Temperatures here should shoot up quite nicely. But the most

places it's a much cloudy day. The cloud creeping eastwards. The rain

tending to fizzle out. Later, it should start to brighten up once

more for parts of Wales, the Midlands and South West England. We

could get close to 20 Celsius for many. A bit more brightness through

the evening, perhaps spreading across central and eastern parts of

England and Wales. At the same time, the rainbow pepper through the

evening across western Scotland and Northern Ireland. The weather fronts

link down to a wave -- waving weather front. They never

clear-cut. There still some uncertainty about weapons day but it

looks as though there will be more rain spreading from the south,