07/10/2013 BBC Weather

are brought back. The weather is on the turn. Temperatures are set to

drop. Northerly winds will be in, and out will go the south-westerly

winds that have kept things mild. The winds are still with us for

winds that have kept things mild. moment. This is a fragment sing

winds that have kept things mild. front, this band of blue producing

heavy rain across parts of Northern Ireland, England and Southwest

Wales. To the north of it, a bit cooler than last night. To the

south, where winds are lighter, still a few fog patches, but not to

the extent we saw this morning. There will be some low cloud here

and there. A reasonable start to the day for many. Riders will break

which by 8am will be across much of the Midlands, and Yorkshire. --

brightness. We will see some sunny spells to the East. A few showers in

the West. The westerly winds mean this morning. -- 13 or 14 degrees.

Quite a pleasant day, if not as this morning. -- 13 or 14 degrees.

as today. The thicker cloud will Temperatures are still above where

they should be but the cold air Temperatures are still above where

pressure to the West. Frequent showers, some wintry over the hills

and mountains of Scotland. Severe gales in the north-east of Scotland.

Temperatures are where they should be for the time of year, but see how

they drop away further north. Add in the wind and it is going to feel

colder as well. The colder air, the wind and it is going to feel

noted by the blue, that pushes south or through Wednesday. These are

noted by the blue, that pushes south temperatures you can expect on the

noted by the blue, that pushes south commute on Thursday morning. A big

change to what we have seen of late. The warmer jackets will be required.