07/11/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. A bit of wind and a bit of rain for us back home over

the next few days but there will be far too much of both elsewhere in

the world. This is a monster, a violent typhoon and although it

looks very impressive on the satellite imagery at spells big

trouble right now for the Philippines, making landfall with

winds of 200 miles an hour, waves the height of three double-decker

buses and with all that rain it means widespread destruction. As it

stands through the Philippines and out the other side it will approach

Vietnam. Back home, just breezy overnight. The breeze preventing a

frost in most places and it will carry some showers into western

areas, quite sharp showers. Some snow over the tops of the Scottish

mountains. There maybe a touch of frost over of eastern England. A

fresh start tomorrow, another day of sunshine and showers. Keep your eyes

on the area of blue to the south-west. A spell of prolonged wet

weather sweeping through parts of the West Country. Its northern

extent slightly uncertain. Getting up through southern counties, the

Midlands and heading towards Lincolnshire and East Anglia.

Further north, more sunshine. Eastern Scotland having a reasonable

day. Further west, more showers but the wind is not as strong as today.

Northern Ireland, sunshine and showers. Some will be sharp. There

will be sharp showers for Wales but decent spells of sunshine in

between. After a spell of wet weather, is brightening up across

the south-west but further showers to come. Quite a wet end to the day

across parts of Midlands, the south-east, London and pushing into

East Anglia. The rain will clear through overnight and we will see a

touch of frost and wintry showers again across northern areas on

Friday night and then we have more rain spreading across the southern

half of England and Wales. Some uncertainty about the extent but

potentially wet weather followed by sunshine and showers. Temperatures

are on a downward trend. It will be chilly this weekend potentially a

frosty start on Sunday. A bright, crisp one if you are going to run a

Remembrance Day ceremonies. Where some layers, it will be chilly but

fine and dry with plenty of. Sunday looks like the best day of this and

-- looks like the best day of the weekend. Rain arrives across

Northern Ireland initially later in the day. That will sweep its way

eastwards during the course of the day on Sunday afternoon and into