BBC Weather: Blustery showers sweep across the UK

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The BBC weatherwoman forecasted temperatures dropping to just below freezing overnight, in parts of Northern England, Ireland and Scotland. Ms Kirkwood predicted patchy mist and fog in certain regions of the country. And forecasted patchy outbreaks of rain and blustery winds in the Northern parts of the UK. Overnight temperatures will range from 9 to 11 degrees as we head into the weekend.

Ms Kirkwood said: “It’s a chillier start for most of us today apart from in the South-East.

“And that’s because here we do have some rain, low temperatures in the South at the moment are about 13 degrees.

“As parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England we’ve seen temperatures fall to freezing or just below overnight.

“And here too with some patchy mist and fog to watch out for.

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Ms Kirkwood added: “But for the next few days, it’s going to be a mixture of sunny spells and blustery showers.

“So here is the rain in the South which will clear in the next few hours.

“And leave some residual cloud left in its wake, that will break up.

“And then for many of us, we are looking at some sunshine.

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Ms Kirkwood said: “You can already see the showery outbreaks of rain coming in across Western Scotland in particular.

“And sweeping across Northern Ireland, genuinely speaking light winds today.

“But brisk winds in Scotland with gales across the North West.

“Now as we head through this evening and overnight this weather front really weakened as it pushes Eastwards.

Ms Kirkwood added: “We’ve got another one coming in hot on its heels bringing in more showery rain.

“And then we’ve got another system in the South bringing in some thicker cloud and some more rain.

“So these are our overnight lows, 9 to about 11 degrees.

“But under clear skies inland across the North of Scotland, we could see as low as 4 degrees.”

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