24/06/2014 BBC Weather

National forecast. I will ldave you with the summary. Turning more

unsettled as we head with the summary. Turning more

unsettled as we head towards the weekend.

Good evening. After what has been a glorious few weeks of summer

sunshine for many of us, things are about to change over the next 24

hours. We are seeing the change marked by the weather front on the

satellite image. To the south of that, 25 degrees, in Bournemouth for

instance, but in the north and east, cooler, fresher air. That sets the

scene for tomorrow. A cooler day. We will have hazy sunshine on offer,

although cloudier skies than we have been used it over the past week.

Tonight we have thicker cloud bringing more two spots of drizzly

rain for some southern areas. Many parts dry, but we have the rain

heading in towards the far north-west for the early hours of

Wednesday. A cool night ahead. Many areas in single figures towards the

East of Scotland and north-east England. Wednesday starts on a cool

note for some others. More cloud than we have seen of late. The rain

heading into Northern Ireland and western Scotland through the course

of the morning. At 4pm, brightness for the north-east of Scotland. 13

degrees in Aberdeen. A cool day Some outbreaks of rain for the West

of Scotland and Northern Ireland. On and off during the day, damp, grey

day. Across the North of England, Wales, the Midlands and the

south-east, generally dry. 20 or 21 degrees. Some sunshine in between

the cloud. A chance of a light shower across the south-west of

England and South Wales in the afternoon. It should stay dry in.

Top temperature is 20 degrees, a little fresher at Wimbledon. A bit

more cloud during the afternoon We end Wednesday on a quiet note for

many others. The rain towards the north and north-west, but things are

set to change as we head through the latter part of the week. We see the

weather front rushing in from the Atlantic during the early hours of

Thursday. On Thursday morning it brings rain initially across the far

south-west of England, on into Northern Ireland as well, but a

decent day for the vast majority of Wales, England and Scotland, highs

of 22 degrees. If you are heading to Glastonbury festival, after a dry

day on Thursday summer rain had thin on fright -- on Thursday night and

into Friday. On Friday, heavy thunderstorms and showers for many

southern areas. Northern areas, drier and brighter, the best of the

sunshine here. Heavy thunderstorms could affect