coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting intoorthern half of devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across the east midlands, east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and fewer showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fife. the rain won't be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of englan

coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting intoall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across the east midlands east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and fewer showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fife. the rain won't be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the

a few more filtering up through the bristol channel and into south wales.squeeze on those and they pushed showers into eastern parts of england by late morning and we could see another dose of rain running across ireland across into wales later in the afternoon. we still have the rain in north—east scotland, so a chilly day there. cooler than today everywhere, not just because of the showers but because of the strong gusty wind. that windy weather will push towards edgbaston later on in the day. things will then start to calm down overnight. we are left with a decent day for most of us on saturday. a breezy day, not as windy with many areas dry. a few showers in the north, mainly across scotland, though not many. still not that one. disappointing in glasgow and 21 or 22 in london. this area of low pressure contain some remnants of what is left of our —— the hurricane and this is where we see uncertainty in the second—half of the weekend and the of next week probably as well. the wind picks up a bit and this rain moves across the country briefly given us som

coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting intoo bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across the east midlands, east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and fewer showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fife. the rain won't be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoo

coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting into another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across the east midlands, east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and fewer showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fife. the rain won't be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon quite pu

coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting up in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across east midlands and east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud beginning to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less breeze, more in the way of sunshine and showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will see another 64 at kingsbarn. the rain will not be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon are punchy. through the evening and overnight, ke

coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in the bristol channel. cornwall. another feed coming in from the channel itself, perhaps towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across east midlands and south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. here, that cloud beginning to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some on thursday. with that combination, a bit more in the way of sunshine and showers, 22—23. not getting quite to those heights, i don't think anyone will see another 64 at kingsbarn. the rain will not be persistent, but it could be heavier at times as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. the driest through

showers in the south—west into the bristol channel and the bristol area. some brightness in south—eastern scotland. however, sharp showers in the afternoon, possibly some fonder. but the south, a scattering of showers, more in the way of sunshine and less breeze, feeling a bit summery. through the evening, showers aplenty across the western areas. trying to build an area of high pressure to replace that dominant low pressure this week. it does not quite kill off all the showers. showers aplenty for parts of wales and the midlands, southern parts of northern england. gradually drifting further east. northern ireland and scotland, a scattering of showers. temperatures will not warrant a postcard home. saturday and into sunday, high—pressure breaking up the cloud. a chilly start, single figures outside the cities. at least it is funny. make the most of it in northern ireland scotland. another set atlantic fronts coming in with wind and rain to finish your day. elsewhere, an odd shower, but pretty decent. the weekend, if you forget the calendar, looking too ba

in the middle of the bristol channel.d the water could shoot 30 metres up told the water could shoot 30 metres up on you, we had a team of coastguards here. on a local facebook page we had more than 10,000 viewers. this is what happened. if you're watching on a small screen pleasing in if you're watching on a don't blink. that was the explosion in the sea. we can agree that it was underwhelming from what we expected. what could it have been? it is likely to have been an unexploded world war ii bomb. this area has been used as a practice range for many years. as you look around the royal navy still haven't aircraft range here and use this stretch to practice. no surprise it was found in these waters. the local interest was to see the construction site of a new site. we have a team of ten divers checking the sea bed ahead of one of the main cooling water tunnels for the new nuclear power station. but it is job done, not the pictures we quite expected. if you have rewind on your tv you can now do that. we were all a bit disa

of divers out there found what they call large ordinance, something big at the bottom of the bristol channelstguard who drew up a 1000 metre exclusion zone where that boat is. and then we had a big build—up today. we were told the water could shoot 30 metres out in the air. we had a team of the coastguard here in their blue overalls and on the facebook page we had more than 10,000 viewers and this is what happened. if you are watching on a small screen, zoom in. if you are watching on a big screen, do not blink, because this is the explosion. i think we can all agree it isa explosion. i think we can all agree it is a little underwhelming. it is likely to have been an unexploded world war ii bomb. this area has been used for many years as a practice range. if you look at this controlled power, the royal navy still use this stretch to practice. no surprise it was found in these waters. local interest was for hinckley c. you can see the construction site over my left shoulder. they released a statement this morning saying, we have a team of ten divers checking the sea bed ahead of construction

more ploughed compared to yesterday in the bristol channel through to east anglia.me thunder. perhaps the odd shower elsewhere. into the afternoon across northern and eastern england, but very few in number. most of you stay dry during the day. even if you start with cloud, some sunny moments. 0nce start with cloud, some sunny moments. once the sun is out, winds are lighterfrom moments. once the sun is out, winds are lighter from the south—west and will feel pleasantly warm. 201125 for some. if you're going to leeds festival, sunny and dry, and by monday at the bidding festival it is going to get a good deal hotter, with more in the way of sunshine. —— reading festival. any showers we do have will fade away. tonight around england's channel and the western coast, there may be the odd isolated shower. the vast majority will stay dry. temperatures in rural parts down in single figures but mostly double figures, mid—teens to start sunday. if you missed on fog patches. some isolated showers in the west, cloud in the highlands and some patches of drizzle. most of it will

a few rumbles of thunder around the bristol channel. the midlands as well.ll of us showers into the afternoon. all of us at some point catching the odd shower, one or two could be heavy. heavy rain across the north—east of scotla nd heavy rain across the north—east of scotland continuing, by the end of the day there could be a bit of rainfall here. perhaps a few localised flooding problems. for southern and western scotland, northern ireland into england and wales, continuing with this theme of sunny spells, the odd shower, many of us seeing one or two ago showers passing through. temperatures 16, 17, 18 degrees. fresher than yesterday, quite a blustery wind coming in from the west and north—west. this evening, a few showers continuing. for the daylight test at edgbaston, there could well bea test at edgbaston, there could well be a shower interrupting things into this evening. 0vernight tonight, temperatures down to about 11 to 13 degrees. saturday starts off not too bad. plenty of dry weather, some sunshine, but the shower clouds building up. there will be

it has moved through west wales but it continues through the bristol channel and in parts of devon, cornwallem starts to fragment. the rain will break up and we will start to see some will break up and we will start to see some brighter breaks around the murray firth, parts of wales, south—west england, but at the same time we will see some showers develop and some sunshine across northern ireland. some of the showers will be heavy and thundery, and then we have another line of rain sweeping up from the english channel, through the channel islands, in across central and southern parts of england in the direction of the wash. if you are in the far south—east he will hang the to the sunshine the longest, and somewhere in the kent —— in kent or east anglia could see the sunshine the longest. rain pushing eastwards through the course of the night. i did quitea through the course of the night. i did quite a bit cloud left and some drizzly conditions. it might be a little bit lower than you can see integrated in the charts. a murky start to the day across the south—east. could hear the odd rumble