08/11/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. In the last 24 hours, we have been reminded of the beauty

and the ferocity of mother nature. This was the impressive satellite

picked Joe, with the wind spiralling in to Typhoon Haiyan as it

approached the Philippines. The winds were approaching 200 mph.

Quite phenomenal. Destructive winds are heading towards Vietnam this

weekend. Much more benign back home. Showers on Saturday, a touch of

frost overnight, and then a lovely day for most of us on Sunday. There

are a few showers around in more western areas, and some snow in the

Highlands of Scotland. A touch of frost and the Glens, and

temperatures down to single figures there. Some rain approaching the

South West England and Wales as we approach tomorrow morning. Showers

further western Scotland, and sunshine and showers for Northern

Ireland. Pecking away at Western England and to the east of the

Pennines. Clouding up further west with two bands of rain. One is

pushing from the Bristol Channel and the other to the south coast. These

will progress their way into southern and central areas through

Saturday morning. Further north, southern and central areas through

Saturday morning. Further north we keep the sunshine and showers. Some

lucky places will stay dry, but nowhere will it be warm.

Temperatures are well down. Through tomorrow evening, some rain will

scoot across parts of south-west England. Potentially some strong

winds across the far south-west. But the skies will start to clear

through the night. From the Midlands and Wales northwards, we could see a

frost first thing on Sunday. A chilly start, but it will be dry and

bright if you are going to any remembrance Sunday ceremonies. For

most of us, it will be a fine day. Lighter winds, and for many it will

stay that way. Eventually, rain will push into Northern Ireland and the

far south-west of England and Wales. Rain will sweep through on Sunday

night, lingering across southern areas on Monday. The early part of

next week