25/07/2017 BBC Weather

there will be further rain over the weekend as well.

there will be further rain over the weekend as well. More on that pesky

jet stream with Matt Taylor. Good evening. Temperatures for the

rest of the week fall below expectations. That all comes after a

spell of wet and windy weather tomorrow. If you are on holiday, do

not despair. There will be some dry moments. The rain courtesy of this

son of cloud. It will take most of the night before the rain settles in

Northern Ireland, parts of Wales and south-west England. Patchy rain in

the north-east of Scotland. Most of you drive. Mostly clear skies

tonight. Temperatures in the countryside could drop into single

figures. Most in the teens. The big driving force behind not only

tomorrow's weather but the rest of the week is this area of low

pressure. These weather fronts will bring a wet and windy start to the

west. In the eastern half of the country, this is the best part of

the day. Enjoy the sunshine when you have got it. Elsewhere, the rain in

the West pushes east. Heaviest in the northern half of the country.

Lingering across north-east Scotland into the afternoon. Later and patchy

during the second part of the day. Temperatures could reach 20 or 21.

For those of you in the Western half of the country, when you open the

curtains in the morning you may be in despair. But hold hope. It looks

like a fine afternoon. The rain clears. Good sunny spells. Pleasant

enough under the strong sunshine. An isolated shower across Northern

Ireland and south-west England. Those showers become more abundant

as we move into Thursday. Low pressure strengthens the wind. Close

to gale force winds Scotland and Northern Ireland. A breeze

elsewhere. Showers most frequent for Scotland and Northern Ireland. A dry

start for England and Wales. Pushing across the sky is quite quickly in

the breeze. Most will have some decent weather at times during the

day. Some may avoid the showers altogether. That is the case as well

on Friday. Mainly the showers frequent for western Scotland and

Northern Ireland. Showers for England and Wales into the afternoon

will stop another spell of more persistent rail -- rain pushing in.

By the time we get into the weekend, we can have rainbow spotting.