Right, another 200 words on high pressure to the North of the UK not going anywhere, so let's see how this goes... Anyway, it's Bonfire Night tonight and with Easterly winds, it's worth remembering that with regards to bonfire smoke, rogue fireworks and sparks later. Some early patchy rain across the Southwest as the moisture in the English Channel gets dumped on here through the course of the day. Showers also affecting Eastern areas of Ireland, but for many it's another dry and cloudy start and likely to continue on the same theme too into this afternoon.

That said, cloud across more Northeastern areas likely to become thicker as too will the cloud across parts of Ireland where the Easterly wind will then be greeted with some heavier drizzle for a time.

Temperatures today remarkably uniform across much of the UK with the cloud and wind with 8-10C for most areas give or take a degree or two.

I'll have to come up with another 200 words tomorrow morning on pretty much the same scenario, but then I won't even be able to talk about Bonfire Night...

METEOROLOGIST : MARSH

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