24/08/2017 BBC Weather

cloud around. Should stay dry, more sunshine on the way as we head into

Monday. National picture with Ben sunshine on the way as we head into

Monday. National picture with Ben Rich.

Good evening. Sometimes our weather brings us rapid changes, dramatic

twists and turns. This is not one of those times. Things are moving very

slowly at the moment. The sort of whether you had today is the sort of

whether you will get tomorrow. Good news, probably, for most in southern

and eastern areas, because it will be largely dry, pleasantly warm in

the sunshine. A different story north and west. Further outbreaks of

rain at times. Another cool day, that was the scene for a weather

watcher in Argyll and Bute. If you look at the radar you can see there

has been heavy rain across western Scotland and Northern Ireland during

evening. Parts of Northern Ireland saw some flooding earlier on this

week. We are keeping a close eye on the situation. The rain is not

expected to be desperately heavy, but it will continue on and off

during the night, also for western Scotland. We have an area of low

pressure, very slow moving to the north and west. Dry with clear

spells, maybe the odd fork patch. A little cooler in the countryside. --

odd fog patch. Tomorrow, more of the same stop a bit more cloud into

northern England and Wales. East Anglia, the south-east, down to the

south coast will see the lion's share of the sunshine. Some of the

rain across Scotland could be heavy at times. Maybe the odd rumble of

thunder for Caithness and Sutherland. We could see one two

showers for Northern Ireland and Wales. A bit more cloud here through

the day. Sunny spells to the south-west. The best of the sunshine

will be found across the East Midlands, East Anglia and the

south-east, where temperatures could reach 2425 degrees. The area of low

pressure still lumbering quite aimlessly across the country into

Saturday. As the weather front sinks southwards it will bring a bit of a

change on Saturday. A bit more cloud into England and Wales. A small

chance of a shower. Most places will be dry. Conversely, fewer showers at

this stage for Northern Ireland and Scotland. The odd one could be

heavy. Still quite cool to the north-west. The further south and

east you are, the higher the temperatures will be. 25 or 26

degrees. Into Sunday and Monday, it stays dry in southern and eastern

areas. Further north and west it will be largely dry on Sunday, but

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