25/01/2018 BBC Weather

Temperature is higher by Sunday but

Sunday looking dry.

Sunday looking dry. Here is Darren.

Cloudy skies are set to return this

weekend but before then, tomorrow we

should have more of this, more

sunshine. More widely across the UK,

as less of this. Tomorrow should be

dry. We had showers today

particularly in the west. Showers

still across Wales in western

England and drifting further east

and becoming lighter as the night

goes on. We are left with residual

cloud in England and Wales and it

should not be cold but a different

story in Northern Ireland and

Scotland. We are likely to

Scotland. We are likely to find

frost and given the early showers,

may be icy patches. A cold start in

Scotland but plenty of sunshine. Not

as chilly in Northern Ireland

because there are likely to be fog

patches after early showers. Cold

first thing perhaps as the cloud

breaks in the north-west of England

and through central and eastern

areas where we have more cloud and

light showers from overnight. They

will not last. Sunshine developing.

Most places tomorrow will be dry,

with sunny spells. The cloud more

reluctant to break up in the

Midlands and towards the south-east.

In the afternoon more cloud coming

into Northern Ireland ahead of rain.

Temperatures tomorrow and lower than

today but light winds and sunshine.

Rain in the north-west initially on

this weather front tomorrow evening

but it will be swamped by low

pressure in from the Atlantic and

most of the rain will come on that

warm front, bringing rain on

Saturday. Heavy rain over Western

Hills. Not arriving in the

south-east until the afternoon and

night. Showers in Scotland where the

winds picks up, a mild winter. The

temperatures, up to 12 degrees and

with more cloud, higher temperatures

on Saturday compared with tomorrow

and the numbers may rise further on

Sunday. To the east of high ground,

up to 15 maybe. But windy overnight

in northern Scotland, easing

eventually. Patchy rain in Scotland.

On the whole, a cloudy, generally

dry day and miles