18/04/2017 BBC Weather

The weather hasn't been too dramatic of late. That is not say it's not

without problems. One of those could occur as early as tonight. There

could be a sharp rural frost around especially so in the southern half

of the British isles. I make the distinction between south and north,

further north we have a weather front, a weak affair from the

Atlantic. It has enough breeze and cloud to help to keep the

temperatures up relative to the south. Now there is just the chance

of the odd pocket of frost further north, but my real concerns are away

from the major towns and cities across the greater part of England

and Wales, away from the coast. Minus three or four is possible.

That does convert into a glor yobs start to the new day. As you go

further north you get closer to the weather front and there will be this

loop of potential rain, I say no more than that, through Northern

Ireland, the north of England and the southern and eastern parts of

Scotland. The cloud sitting low on the western hills of Scotland. Not

too much to encourage you out of your bed there. Once the day gets

going the cloud will break across Scotland. The rain will pull away

into the north channel in Northern Ireland. A dry afternoon here,

perhaps. The south could get up to 13 or 14 away from the coast. We

will see a sea breeze there. The chances of overnight frosts are

largely confined to the south eastern corner but not ex-clues

civil. Thursday, quite a bit of cloud around, high in the sky, a

bright enough day except for the north of Scotland. New weather front

here, bringing cloud and rain. That front is significant for Friday

because it starts to make a bit of a move. Down and across the northern

half of the British Isles. If you are looking for rain this is not the

for cast for you. Even on that front there won't be an awful lot of rain.

To the south, brightness inland, 16, 17. There is a fresher feel behind

the weather front across Scotland, eventually Northern Ireland, it's

that air mass that winds. I move you on towards the eked. That weather

front will pull into the near continent. Here comes the cloud and

the north-westerly breeze. I suspect