19/11/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. Thankfully, no severe weather on the way as far as we are

concerned to the levels we saw in Sardinia. Ice may be a hazard, but

not the levels of rainfall we saw in the medal. Phenomenal amounts of

rain are circulating around an area of low pressure. Forecasters in the

Western Mail are now turning their attention to this cloud pushing into

the UK tonight. There are some outbreaks of rain in northern

Scotland and northern England, but most outbreaks of rain lifting

overnight. Some frost down in the south-east corner, temperatures down

as low as minus five there. Frost-free but the rush-hour here,

but grey skies compared with the sunshine we had this morning.

Although temperatures are higher, it is going to feel a bit cold, given

the strength of the wind. Heavy bursts of rain working into North

Wales and part of the north Woodlands, with some hail and sleet

mixed in. That will push through northern England and Scotland quite

early on in the rush hour. Temperatures will dip in its wake,

and we could see some widespread ice on the roads and pavements during

the morning rush-hour. Strong winds out to the west of Scotland and

Northern Ireland, bringing frequent showers throughout the day. A lot of

sunshine as well, eventually, after a wet start to the afternoon in the

south, things will brighten up here. The temperatures will be a nudge

higher than today, but the winds will make it feel as cold. A few

showers will continue into the evening, but those that clear could

leave some damp ground, so ice could be an issue. Through tomorrow night

and into Thursday, it is back to the wind. An area of low pressure pushes

southwards into France. Plenty of showers coming into eastern areas.

Most of the showers ease through the day on Thursday. Towards the west,

high-pressure is starting to building towards the end of the

week, settling things down a little bit. North-east winds across the

south-east corner on Saturday, and frost being an issue. But down