28/07/2017 BBC Weather

underneath all that rain. Let's look at the Outlook. Sunday looks like a

better day overall. Monday or Tuesday, largely dry.

at the Outlook. Sunday looks like a better day overall. Monday or

Tuesday, largely dry. Hello, I am sure anybody on holiday

in the UK right now is not too impressed with the holiday. This

weather watcher picture sums things up. In Highland Scotland, at least

there was some sunshine between the downpours. Further south across

England and Wales, thickening cloud, outbreaks of rain, initially heavier

in Wales, and then in northern England pushing to the North Sea.

Dribs and drabs of rain heading across the Midlands to the

south-east. Walt two heavy bursts and gusty wind in the south-east

ahead of the rain. Later, skies were clear and the wind will drop a bit.

In the north-west, we are going to hang on to the showers. Temperatures

about 12 or 13 degrees. Into the start of the weekend, some more

showers around and some sunshine for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Showers initially near the north coast of Northern Ireland, western

Scotland, that bit dry across eastern parts of Scotland. One two

showers to begin the day across eastern England. Largely dry for

Wales, a sunny start across the Midlands and East Anglia. More cloud

across southern counties of England. Overnight rain is still there, very

close, sitting to the English Channel. It will work northwards

through the day. We might not be so lucky for the cricket at the Oval

tomorrow. A chance of rain to the afternoon session, turning wet into

the evening session. Things going downhill across southern parts of

England and Wales. This rain moving northwards. How quickly is difficult

to gauge. Likely to turn wet through the afternoon. A slice of drier

weather with some sunshine, one two showers before we are back into

blustery showers in the north-west. Heavy ones with hail and thunder in

Scotland. Those numbers, similar to what we have had over the past few

days. This rain in the south, it moves northwards through England and

Wales, turning more extensive. Heavy bursts of rain, gusty wind in the

south-east. The rain swept clear eventually, right at the end of the

night. That weather system out of the way. The one constant through

the weekend and into the beginning of the next week, this area of low

pressure in the north-west that will keep the showers going. For many to

begin within the east on Sunday it will be dry aren't quite sunny.

Showers from the word go in the West. The wind will push the showers

further east through the day. Heavy, potentially thundery downpours. Not

many showers until later in the south-east corner. Into the

beginning of next week, heavy showers for Scotland