14/05/2014 BBC Weather

away, 17, 18 at the lowest. We could see 21 or so. We keep that going

right until the weekend. Here's the outlook. Good evening. Mother nature

was kind to us today, sunny skies, the birds and bees were out but not

everywhere because one or two places where a little on the cloudy side.

For example, here on a satellite picture, Northern Ireland and

Scotland, increasing cloud. To the south, you can see the vast majority

of the country, Wales and England, scattered cloud, so lots of find

weather. We will turn the heat up in the next few days but in terms of

the sunshine tomorrow, you might be surprised that it's more cloudy

compared to what we had today. Let's look at the details. Tonight, from

Wales, the Midlands, and Lincolnshire, they will get quite

chilly tonight, maybe three degrees in the countryside. In the city

centre is it always a bit warmer. In Scotland, it will stay fairly damp

tonight with mist and murky weather. Misty in one or two other places but

starting sunny in the south and then, through the morning and

afternoon, it will turn quite cloudy. However, the opposite for

Scotland and Northern Ireland. It's going to be a brighter day, with

temperatures hitting 20 degrees perhaps. Lovely weather in Belfast,

too. Then we get into Wales and the Midlands. You can see the cloud is a

bit broken, as are the clouds across the central and southern coast. The

wind will be fresh around the coast of Cornwall and Devon. A bit

brighter in Plymouth. For Friday, the high pressure are still there so

that essentially means not much changes with the weather. Slightly

brighter and sunnier. That's what happens when we have high pressure

floating around. One thing I would point out is the temperatures will

continue to rise so don't be surprised if it hits 21 degrees

across Yorkshire, Newcastle, 20 Celsius, comfortably warm in

Northern Ireland, too. There is a change as we head towards the

weekend. It stays fairly nice in the south of the country but the

Atlantic weather front will make its presence felt across the north-west

of the UK. In Edinburgh and Belfast, cloudy but for the south, it looks

as though it will be sunny.