29/01/2014 BBC Weather

Hello. The next dose of wet and windy weather is due to arrive on

Friday from the Atlantic. Today we have had an easterly wind bringing

the chill as the threat of icy patches comes to the north where the

cloud breaks. More cloud further south. Maybe some sleet and snow in

parts of East Wales as we engage the cold air. Temperatures in the

south-east are not changing much because the rain keeps going. It

will be colder further north, though. Icy patches are possible.

More wintry showers in the north-east. Quite a few flood

warnings in Tayside. Write to the west of the Pennines. -- brighter.

Figure clad -- thicker cloud further south. We see some dampness in parts

of the West Country, possibly into East Wales. In the north-west of

Wales is the cloud breaks, temperatures will be close to. Not

as cold as that in Northern Ireland. -- close to freezing. Tomorrow is a

cold day. Temperatures struggling to three, four or five degrees. It is

not going to be dry everywhere, either. A gloomy day in East

Anglia. Turning wetter over Lincolnshire and Yorkshire. Some

heavy showers in the south-east if it does brighten up. The best of the

sunshine is in Scotland, around the Murray Firth. There is the extent of

the temperatures. It is going to be cold day. They need all changes as

we head into Friday. Look to the Atlantic. This next deep area of low

pressure is steaming our way. It will strengthen the winds by the

time we get to Friday. Soviet jails are possible over the western coast.

-- severe gales. Temperatures are slowly rising but it is the rain

that is going to have the bigger impact. Possibly an inch of rain in

places. The weather front takes the rain away overnight but then

low-pressure sits close to the north-west so it is going to be a

windy start to the weekend. Combined with some high tides and big waves,

it could seek coastal flooding to the South West and Wales.