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developing again under clear skies fought northern scotland. tomorrow, a bit of a break in the weather, some respite from the rain we have seen of late. but a few showers perhaps in parts of north west england and western wales, tempered it around the seasonal average and winds are light but this is the weekend weather approaching from the south west by the end of the day because we will be back to business as usual as we go through the weekend. it will be very mild and windy and, yes, a lot more rain coming in the forecast courtesy of this deep area of low pressure swinging in from the south west, gradually pushing further northwards and eastwards with spells of rain just about everywhere through saturday morning. the heaviest rain eventually clearing, something a little drier particularly in the southin little drier particularly in the south in the afternoon, very blustery and coastal gales again for much of western scotland through the afternoon but look at these temperatu