19/12/2013 BBC Weather

Good evening. We've had all sorts of weather thrown at us over the past

few days, and there is plenty more to come. There is no sign of the

weather settling down as we head into Christmas week. Tomorrow night,

this big swirl of claret is another low-pressure system, more wet and

windy weather heading our way. Tonight, it is colder, with this

bank of cloud providing sleet and snow. The hide it, turning colder,

so it may turn icy. The showers across Scotland will keep falling

snow. It will be a cold start to Friday. Having said that, for many,

it will be a bright morning with a bit of sunshine around. Still some

snow showers in Scotland. They fade, and the sunshine disappears, as the

rain spills into the West. In the east, generally a fine day, dry and

bright with some hazy sunshine, temperatures staying in single

figures. In the West, the morning sunshine disappears, it turns cloudy

and the rain heads in. Much of the day dry across northern England,

day dry across northern England with rain for Cumbria. In the West

and across Northern Ireland, very wet, and increasingly windy. Those

winds increasingly picking up through the evening. Perhaps a

little more round the Irish Sea coasts. And the rain in the south,

once it arrives it sticks around. This waving weather front keeps the

rain away for the weekend, and that could cause some problems, the

rainfall totals building up in the south-west. It lingers in the

south-east all day on Saturday, and elsewhere are mixture of sunshine

and blustery showers. Temperatures are back up a little above normal.

But they are back down again on Sunday. A cold wind bringing a

mixture of sunshine and showers, and mixture of sunshine and showers and

the sun won't stop the showers falling snow. On Monday, we are back

to square one, with another area of low pressure with the UK firmly in

its sights. Tuesday is Christmas Eve, and if

The story begins alongside the Thames in the London Borough of

Greenwich. This is the story the court never