21/12/2017 BBC Weather

as well, temperatures in double

figures. It's going to stay pretty

figures. It's going to stay pretty

cloudy. Here is Darren Bett with

National cloudy weather picture.

Sunshine was in short supply. This

taken in Herefordshire. And along

the east coast, North Yorkshire,

Scarborough. Again we had this grey,

flat, featureless sky. Quiet weather

at the moment, mainly because the

jet stream is in this position

driving to the north of the UK,

keeping the really cold air away

from our shores for the time being.

We are left with these mild Atlantic

winds. Bringing us a lot of cloud.

Gloomy in many places today, rain

and drizzle around overnight. The

heaviest rain coming into Wales and

the south-west of England. Then it

dries off across northern England

and Northern Ireland. Across

northern Scotland, clear skies means

it can be quite cold. Otherwise

underneath the blanket of cloud,

lows of nine or 10 degrees. Tomorrow

starts damp and dull, rain and

drizzle in the South easing away.

We'll probably see the cloud

lifting, it may appear brighter.

Still cloudy. More cloud coming into

north-west Scotland with drizzle.

The best chance of seeing sunshine

and north-east of Scotland. Under

the cloud temperatures were dries

much. 11 maybe even 12 degrees. As

we head into the weekend closer to

Christmas, it'll turn breezy. Still

cloud around. More rain developing

in northern areas. It across the

North will have a stronger winds

that will help to break up the cloud

to the east of the high ground.

We'll see rain tumbling into

Scotland. Dry, cloudy, mild again

across England and Wales. Across the

south we've got high pressure in

charge of the weather. No pressure

to the North. This weather front

getting stuck across northern areas,

a conveyor belt of wetter weather.

Heavy rain over the hills of

Scotland, rain for Northern Ireland.

Drizzle over the hills of Wales and

West of England where it'll be a

breezy day on Christmas Eve for and

Wales. What about Christmas Day?

Snow, mountains in the North of

Scotland. Otherwise rain. Heavy rain

in Scotland, Northern Ireland, that

will push over the Irish Sea where

it be going -- where it'll be