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lewisham's event on blackheath. southwark, hackney, and hammersmith & fulham council have also cancelled events.ht, any fireworks displays for tonight — it's good news as it remains clear. it is going to be quite chilly, though, under those clearing skies — the minimum temperature dropping to three celsius. you'll notice, though, the cloud edging in for tomorrow morning. we mightjust get a bright but chilly start, but this front will move through fairly quickly. we'll see the cloud increasing and then outbreaks of largely light and patchy rain. as we head into the evening, perhaps a little bit drier, but still a risk of a few showers. now, temperatures tomorrow — again, 13 or 14 celsius. now, bonfire night proper on saturday is going to be a largely cloudy affair and, like i said, we still could get a few outbreaks of rain into the evening. but some drier spells, too. it is going to be a warmer night tomorrow night, but it's going to stay largely unsettled as we head through sunday and into next week. that's it from me. much more on our website and bbc radio london. i'll be back in an hour, but