08/11/2017 BBC Weather

is happening further afield the

national picture is with Phil.

is happening further afield the

national picture is with Phil.

Hello once again, the weather is

changing overnight for England and

Wales, a shame because

Wales, a shame because Wednesday at

its best was really rather lovely.

Last night we were talking about

Aurora, this time weather watchers

have been capturing the full glory

of a rather lovely sunset. As I say,

there is change on the way. Rainy

across Northern Ireland and England.

This failure of cloud will sweep

further south. The beauty being here

to talk to you now is I can tell you

recent observations had temperatures

way lower than this, but as the

cloud rolls in, so the temperatures

will rise. So they are at their

lowest now across England and Wales.

You won't be scraping the car is

first up, temperatures will have

recovered. It won't be a sparkling

start of the day across the greater

part of England and Wales. The odd

bit of rain as well. We get up into

the far north of England, across the

border into Scotland and Northern

Ireland. In the far north of

Scotland, through the day, it'll be

windy. Almost a gale in some places.

Copious supply of showers running

from west to east. Some of those

sharp. What news for England and

Wales? Once the frontal systems take

the thickest cloud and rain towards

the far south-east, brighter skies

will move from the north and many

will benefit from that, save for the

far south-east. Not too bad at all.

We'll do something very similar on

Friday, frontal systems getting out

of the way a good deal faster for

Friday, I would have thought. Many

more of us quickly get into the run

of sunny spells and occasional

showers. This time, it sticks that

cloud across the south-west quarter

and into Northern Ireland where

there is rain to finish off Friday.

It's all tied in with a great wodge

of tropical air, which, actually, is

now showing signs of bringing

towards us what was a tropical

storm, over on the western side of

the Atlantic. It's their close by on

the south of the British Isles for

Saturday. Further north we are

tapping into a reservoir of cold

air. The last of the double-figure

temperatures widely across the

southern part of the British Isles

on Saturday. Armistice Day of

course. On Remembrance Sunday, this

cool, north-westerly. Plenty of the

north-westerly, too. The showers

stream to either side of the British

Isles. For many,