29/07/2013 BBC Weather

remembered for warm and sunny weather, but the rainfall has been

making up for it in the past week. We have got more showers to come

over the next few days. A weather front in the Atlantic will bring

more wet weather tomorrow and into Wednesday as well. The first signs

through the night across south-west England. We are keeping a few

showers further north, particularly in northern Scotland, where there is

still a potential for some heavy downpours. In between, some clearer

skies. Temperatures down to 13, 14 degrees. So, not a particularly cold

start to tomorrow. But the showers or -- are already getting going.

Through Scotland, yes, we have got some showers, but equally there will

be some dryer and brighter spells in between. For Northern Ireland,

again, a mixture. A bit cloudy in parts of South Wales. Our main area

of rain is most likely to be sitting further south at this stage, across

parts of south-west England, moving across the English Channel in two

parts of Hampshire and Wiltshire and into the south-east corner. That is

going to be the general track of the rain moving further south and east

as we go. Eventually, by the afternoon, it clears away from East

Anglia and the south-east. So, some dryer weather behind. To the north,

we have got the sunshine and showers. Some thunderstorms and also

the potential for some torrential downpours. Temperatures are

disappointing at 18-20d. On Wednesday, still some rain around.

This time, another pulse moves north, giving some of the heaviest

rain in western areas. A cloudy day on Wednesday. Just some late

brightness in the South. Also a potential for some heavy rain across

Northern Ireland on Wednesday and Thursday. It is all tied in with

this low-pressure system. We will watch that, but also we will see the

temperatures rising further south and east. We could see 30 degrees