16/08/2017 BBC Weather

Harry Kane, but it will bring some cloud and that is it. Let's see what

Darren Bett is to say. Sunshine and showers for tomorrow, a

spell of rain moves in from the West and clears away from Northern

Ireland, just about, but we will see rather ragged rain, heavy at times

with stronger winds, sweeping into England and Wales but clearing later

from Scotland, back to Wales on the north-west. Temperatures will dip,

but under the cloud and rain it will be quite a one night ahead.

Still some cloud and rain early in the morning across southern and

eastern England, it should not last long. The cloud lasts longer and

that will break up, as we get sunshine we will see showers

developing in southern England, Wales and the Midlands. Further

north you might get away with a dry day, quite a bit of sunshine,

feeling pleasant. Western Scotland and Northern Ireland seeing a

scattering of showers to the day. The chance of a shower or two at

Edgbaston for the first day/ night Test match in England. Most of the

day will be dry with sunshine around, but some cool breezes

perhaps, keeping some showers going into tomorrow evening, we could see

wetter weather coming into Northern Ireland and later in the night

across Scotland and northern England.

A wet start this thing, rain lingering in north-east Scotland on

Friday. Wet weather whistles to Northern Ireland, other way Friday

sunshine and showers. Looking at the temperatures, quite a

few degrees lower, feeling quite cool in the strong and blustery

winds. The cooler air has come around the backside of the area of

low pressure, which spins to the north-east of Scotland for the start

of the weekend. Some sunshine this weekend, some rather blustery

showers on Saturday that will fade overnight, and later in the weekend

we will see cloud and rain arriving. This is Saturday, not too bad a day

across southern areas, not many showers but windier further north

where we will see the bulk of the showers, temperatures still

disappointing for the time of year. The rain later is across the other

side of the Atlantic, it comes in part from the hurricane, which will

not be a hurricane as it heads so away but it will combine and jostle

with this more regular area of low pressure across Canada and the two

bump and barge into each other and sweep across the Atlantic in time

for Sunday. Strengthening the wind, many places starting try but lots of

cloud, at this stage it looks like the