02/06/2014 BBC Weather

week of weather. Peter Gibbs has more in the National forecast.

The broad-scale weather patterns are reasonably clear. Tomorrow we are

talking about showers and bake are always hit and miss. But lengthy dry

spells in most places and some sunshine breaking through. Heavy

showers this evening running up through the Midlands into northern

England. They will move away but more showers popping up almost

anywhere overnight. Cloudy skies and a mild and muggy night. Temperature

no lower than 12 to 14 degrees. Mr round as well. Grey start across

Scotland. Potential for heavy bursts of rain. Across Northern Ireland,

showers more scattered. That will be the case for much of the day. Sharp

showers across northern England early on. Great skies elsewhere but

across most of Wales, southern England, if you do get wet on your

journey to work, you can count yourself unlucky because dry weather

should dominate. It will brighten up in the day, initially across western

areas. Showers becoming fewer and further between here. In the

afternoon showers more likely across eastern Scotland and England. It is

a speckling of showers so long, dry spells in between. Sunshine breaking

through in most places and temperatures should pick up into the

mid or high teens. We're talking about the broad-scale, low-pressure

appearing across the UK by Wednesday. That means, the way it

looks at the moment, much of England and Wales will have a miserable day.

Rain spiralling into eastern Scotland as well. Western Scotland

and Northern Ireland look reasonably dry. But almost everywhere, quite a

bit cooler. I Thursday, the rain is across northern Scotland. Probably

one of the better days of the week elsewhere. Feeling pleasant weather

sunshine does rake through. This is how the end of the week is looking.

Low-pressure to the west of us with a feed of warm air from the

Mediterranean. But with the low