07/07/2014 BBC Weather

unsettled weather to end thd week. There could be rain.

Good evening. Heavy thundery rain has lashed the south-west of

England, Wales and the Midlands Today. There are more thundery

showers to come in the forecast tomorrow. The emphasis on some of

the most intense showers and persistent rain will be further

east. Here is the radar from earlier today. You can see how the showers

came piling in to the west and then initially, having gone into Devon

and Cornwall, pushed into the centre of the British Isles. Some showers

out there now. They should fade away as we go into the small hours of

Tuesday. Some lingering across Cumbria and Scotland. Showers will

move into Northern Ireland by the end of the night. Quite a fresh

start to the day tomorrow in rural areas because of clear skies. Lows

of eight or nine Celsius. Quite a quiet start on the whole. Northern

Ireland starts off with some wet weather. By the afternoon it should

look drier and brighter, be it with a risk of thundery showers. Western

Scotland seeing sunny spells and showers. Eastern England, a good

part of northern England, to be fair, the East Midlands and into

East Anglia, most prone to seeing the more coherent spells of rain.

Further west, we could get more sunshine. That's not to say we will

not see some slow-moving thundery showers here. Things calm down for

Wednesday. High pressure tries to squeeze in from the west. We have a

low trying to come in from the east. That is the big headache for the

rest of this week. For Wednesday, it looks like it will produce a chilly

breeze down the North Sea coasts. Many areas should escape with a

largely fine day. West best for the sunshine and for the warmth. We have

low confidence in the detail of what that low will do. It looks like it

will produce some heavy rain. It could potentially introduce some

warm and humid air on the continent. Heavier rain towards the east. Stay

tuned and bear with us for getting the exact detail closer to the time.

Some very warm There's too many people

in the country, end of story. Margaret Mountford

and Nick Hewer examine Foreign lads are coming in,

taking all our jobs. I can't take someone who doesn't know

nothing about the jobs. They'll pair five Brits with

five immigrants... We don't belong here any more.

I have contributed, you know. We're full up. I think

they need people to work. ..then ask, is immigration a gain

or a drain? It's judgement time.