17/05/2017 BBC Weather

with some sunshine and a few showers. But it will be a bit

warmer. Before today, many gardeners were

crying out for rain. Some of the those garden may now be water

logged. And Lincolnshire was one of wettest places with 40 millimetres.

That is nearly a month's worth of rain in 24 hours. Some difficult

travelling conditions. Some parts of north-west England stayed dry. This

was the main rain-maker. It is pulling away. Tomorrow a day

sunshine and showers and that freshing feeling air will filter

into those parts that were muggy today. It was 25 Celsius in Kent. A

different feel, but still pleasant when the sun appears tomorrow. Still

some rain in the east of England. Become light and patchy tonight.

Clearer in the north and west. Still the odd shower in Northern Ireland,

Scotland and Wales and western England. Turning chilly. In rural

spots single figures. A slow start in the east, drizzle in places and

elsewhere a lot of blue sky from the word go, but shower clouds build. At

4 o'clock we will find a few showers into South West England. A dry day

in the Channel Islands. It will mainly be dry in the so south-east.

The risk of a heavier shower in Wales. A greater chance of a

thundery down pour in Northern Ireland and there could be some hail

and some beefy showers in northern Scotland and some sunshine in

between. It will be warmer where you have the rain. The odd shower in the

evening and then rain pulling across eastern England through Thursday and

into Friday and during Friday it could be heavy. Feeling cold and by

the end of the day some could feed into Scotland. A lot of uncertainty

about the position of system. There could be fewer showers in Scotland

and Northern Ireland on Friday. But more in Wales and the South West.

The weekend, warm sunny specimens spells at time and more rain over

the next few days. Where it