31/03/2014 BBC Weather

Some rain will clear the atmosphere on Thursday. More information on all

of that. Hello, talk of the day-to-day has been the Saharan

dust. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, here is an

explanation for you. Essentially, in the last 24-hour is, there has been

wind from the Saharan desert, you can get an idea of where it has been

coming from, by the motion of the cloud on a satellite picture. Low

pressure. The wind in the atmosphere picking up some of the dust from the

Sahara desert, shunted across western parts of Europe, and all of

it on Sunday night into Monday felt the ground for the some us were

waiting to find some grubby cars, but that's the closest to desert

whether we're going to get, apart from the dust. We've also had other

pollutants in the atmosphere. In London and Manchester, pollution is

high. You can get our environmental summary online. The skies have been

washed out by the rain across western parts of the UK this

evening. Heavy rain across parts of Wales, thunderstorms, and by the

early hours of Tuesday morning, heavy rain transferring to parts of

Northern Ireland, northern England and Scotland, too. To the south

however, misty and murky. See fog in some places. Lots of us waking up to

a layer of grey in the sky. Through the morning, skies brightening up

across the south of the country However, the contrasts on Tuesday.

In the East of Scotland, temperatures barely into double

figures. Six Celsius layer in Aberdeen. For London, around about

20 or 21 degrees, giving sunshine. Low pressure in charge of our

weather right now. It is within our general neighbourhood on Wednesday,

so the basic messages, with a cloud in the rain flowing around, still

some rain in the West. The further south east you are, the warmer the

weather will be. 20 degrees in London but still on the cold side on

the North Sea coast. On Thursday, again, with the low pressure in the

Atlantic, more rain around, particularly in the South West and

Wales. All of us will get a few spots of rain. Only nine degrees

they are on the North Sea coast Now, the outlook for the end of the

week, as a guide, just to give you an idea. Temperatures hovering

around 12-13.