19/09/2014 BBC Weather

Hello. Our weather is about to correct itself and stop acting as if

we are still at the height of summer. 26 Celsius today in Sussex

and Kent. Some disruptive thunderer storms. Those affected parts of

southern and south-west England with flooding. Further intense

storms developed to the north and east of London, and moving into East

Anglia. There's been a lot of rain in a short space of time, producing

flooding. Hail in places. This is East London this afternoon. If this

has been your weather recently, big changes are on the way. This weekend

we clear away the thunder storms. If you've had low cloud, mist and

drizzle, your weather improves as cleaner air pushes south. We are not

there yet. Another claggy night Showers and heavy downpours in Wales

and the Midlands. But eastern England are most at risk of seeing

torrential thunderstorms as the night goes on. Fresher, cooler air

for northern Scotland. Some spots into single figures. That's the sign

of a change. That will filter south. But England and Wales keep plenty of

cloud. Patchy rain working out of northern England into the Midlands.

Showers in eastern England and the potential in southern counties of an

isolated torrential thunderstorm. Perhaps more so in the far

south-east. The biggest change is eastern Scotland and nearest

England. We've had a whole week of low cloud, mist and drizzle. You

must be fed up of it. This weather front is clearing that away and

better visibility with brighter skies are on the way. That air mass

will be across the UK on Sunday Under clearing skies as high

pressure moves in, the early on Sunday morning it will be chilly.

Scotland, Northern Ireland, north-west England, some spots have

a touch of ground frost. Following Sunday, a mixture of cloud and

sunshine. Feeling very different. Different. The area of high pressure

is squeezed south next weeks present of fine weather for the south-east.

Occasional rain and wind elsewhere. The autumn equinox, by