16/12/2013 BBC Weather

Breakfast. From me and the late team here, we wish you a very goodnight.

Hello. This week all the weather is coming in from the West, from the

Atlantic. It is going to be unsettled with spells of heavy rain

and at times some potentially damaging wind. The Atlantic is

filling with cloud at the moment. This will ring us some rain by

Wednesday. There is some milder air coming in across England and Wales.

Pretty wet this evening across seven areas. -- southern areas. There is a

widespread ground frost to come. Not as cold in the south-east because of

the cloud cover. There could be some patchy fog forming in the morning

across the South West. Especially across Wales and the Midlands as

well. Some patches likely to linger through the afternoon. For Northern

Ireland, a cold start here with some frost. Some icy patches around in

Scotland. But the wind will blow the showers clear of the mainland and

there will be some sunshine. Across Wales, the Midlands and the South

West, a lot of cloud. Many places enjoying more sunshine away from

here. Certainly a brighter day in Scotland and Northern Ireland but

not particularly warm. The wind picks up in the north-west by the

end of that afternoon. Windy weather around on Wednesday. Gusts of the 60

miles an hour by the evening along the south coast of England. This

deep area of low pressure comes in and of that clears the way, gusts

over night of 80 miles an hour across parts of Northern Ireland and

Scotland. And also some very wet weather. That will have swept

through by Thursday. Still quite windy. Any showers around could be