10/08/2017 BBC Weather

brighter day. We'll see some spells of sunshine. If you are heading

further afield, let's check the National forecast with Helen

Willetts. Good evening. A much nicer day after

yesterday's deluge across southern and eastern areas. As you can see,

it has already been a wet month. A very wet month across southern and

eastern areas. Most of the rain falling yesterday of the day before.

But it's all changing. It looks as if our rain is going to be coming in

from the west. It looks at the moment as if the weekend is looking

fairly decent, next week it's back to business as usual. For the rest

of the evening and overnight we've got the strengthening winds ushering

in the weather systems, with cloud and rain. It's not going to be a

cold night for Scotland or Northern Ireland, but across England and why

is it could be chilly in rural areas. In rural areas there could be

fog first thing. If you are up in the early hours you may be lucky

enough to witness a meteor shower, we will see clear skies continuing

tonight but tomorrow, cloudier. Let me show you why. We have a weather

front advancing. The rain is mainly me show you why. We have a weather

for the north and west tomorrow, as opposed to the east. For Kent, a

drier day. We had showers first thing this morning. The best part of

the day looks set to be the morning. Already the cloud is gathering on

strengthening wind for the Western fringes of England and while some

sunshine will be in short supply across its Northern Ireland and most

of Scotland. Quite heavy rain across the hills but east of the Grampians,

around the Moray Firth and Aberdeenshire, Eumaeus gate. You may

see a bit of sunshine here and we could have 21 Celsius. The warmest

weather is likely to be where we keep the sunshine, across East

Anglia and the south-east. We could get 22-23 here. A decent day. But

for the most part much cloudier, with some patchy rain. Strengthening

breeze. It will make it feel quite chilly. Close to gale force, the

winds forecast to be across the western side of Scotland. They eased

down during Friday night, trying to blow the weather fronts away,

allowing a ridge of high pressure to start building but it's a slow

improvement on Saturday. It looks like a decent day, even though there

are a few showers and cloud first thing. It will be brightening up for

the majority of the day, dry, and odd shower around. It will be

particularly warm. The wind coming down from the north-west but not as

strong as Friday. Lighter by Sunday, so chilly start. More sunshine,

fewer showers, not altogether dry but a decent enough day. The weekend

doesn't look too bad as the -- not too bad