Third day of four in fifth round of the County Championship
Eight fixtures across the three groups of six
Six games washed out
Gloucs chase 90 to beat Middlesex by seven wickets
Only 9.3 overs possible between Hants and Somerset
And we'll wrap it up and dry out for the day right there.
Fingers crossed, tomorrow looks like a much nicer day on the weather front and there should be more than enough time for a few sides to complete big wins.
We'll be back all being well from 10:45 BST on Sunday to bring you the conclusion of this round of fixtures.
Until then - thanks for being with us.
Despite the widespread washouts, there was enough time for pace-setters Gloucestershire to wrap up a handsome win at Lord's against Middlesex.
Read how they did it below.
Group Two leaders Gloucestershire wrap up a comfortable seven-wicket victory against Middlesex at Lord's.
Read MoreSo sadly, not a lot of actual live cricket for us to have brought you here today.
Here's a summary of how six out of eight games did not see any play on Saturday.
Rain affects Saturday's County Championship fixtures, with six games abandoned without a ball bowled.
Read MoreHampshire (79 & 110-4) trail Somerset (336) by 147 runs
Stumps are now out of the ground which means that is your lot at the Ageas Bowl.
Just the 9.3 overs of the 16 they tried to squeeze in there in the last hour.
Somerset though are one wicket closer to wrapping up a convincing win over Hampshire.
Umpires are still waiting out in the middle as is the customary procedure for these sorts of circumstances.
Tom Abell is there with them presumably rather ambitiously trying to convince them to restart!
Hampshire (79 & 110-4) trail Somerset (336) by 147 runs
Just 9.3 overs bowled and the players are heading off for bad light.
I can't say we'll be seeing them back again this evening.
Hampshire (79 & 108-4) trail Somerset (336) by 149 runs
James Vince gets himself going with a quick single off Craig Overton and a fine glance for four off Lewis Gregory.
Joe Weatherley (34 not out) at the other end has been digging in for a very impressive 165 balls so far.
Northeast c Bartlett b Overton 9 (Hampshire 99 & 103-4 v Somerset 336)
Wicket time for Somerset in this mini session.
Sam Northeast is brilliantly caught at short leg by George Bartlett to give Craig Overton his fourth wicket.
He's taken all of the ones to fall in this Hampshire second innings so far and has figures of 4-26.
Hampshire still 154 behind.
Hampshire (79 & 103-3) trail Somerset (336) by 154 runs
Six overs have been bowled at the Ageas Bowl.
Hampshire have so far got through them unscathed and added 11 runs after having to wait most of the day to get back out there again.
But they are still 154 runs behind with seven wickets in hand.
Gloucestershire (273 & 93-3) beat Middlesex (210 & 152) by seven wickets
Former Middlesex batsman Tom Lace finishes the game with a boundary.
That's a really comfortable win for Gloucestershire - a fourth victory in five matches this season to go with a draw.
They now hold a 35 point lead over Somerset at the top of Group Two - that of course will be cut once Somerset finish their game at Hampshire.
Brathwaite lbw b Harris 22 (Middlesex v Gloucs 87-3, target 90)
Kraigg Brathwaite won't be there to see his side home.
James Harris pings one into his pads and he's sent on his way.
Three needed for victory.
Middlesex v Gloucs 83-2 (target 90)
Kraigg Brathwaite thrashes James Harris behind point and the ball flies to the rope.
Seven needed for a fourth victory in five games for the Group Two leaders.
Middlesex v Gloucs 73-2 (target 90)
Three fours in a row for Tom Lace and Gloucestershire are getting there at a canter!
First he clips James Harris through mid-wicket and follows it with two booming drives through the off side.
17 more for victory.
Hants 79 & 92-3 v Somerset 336
After a delay of six and a half hours, they've started in Southampton!
Joe Weatherley and Sam Northeast resume batting with Hampshire still needing 165 to avoid an innings defeat.
Huge task ahead of them.
Middlesex v Gloucs 58-2 (target 90)
Martin Andersson gets one to lift sharply at Kraigg Brathwaite and it hits the West Indian on the thumb. Sore one.
32 more needed. The light remains poor, but they should get there tonight.
Bracey c Murtagh b Bamber 13 (Middlesex v Gloucs 50-2, target 90)
Surely it's too late for Middlesex now?
James Bracey simply chips one from Ethan Bamber straight to Tim Murtagh at mid-on.
40 still needed, but with eight wickets in hand shouldn't be any issues for Gloucestershire.
Middlesex v Gloucs 47-1 (target 90)
Kraigg Brathwaite is an absolute master at seeing off the threat with the new ball.
The West Indies Test captain has 11 off 44 balls but the key for Gloucestershire was to not lose a clatter of wickets.
The opener has made sure they've done that. 42 more needed for victory.
Middlesex v Gloucs 42-1 (target 90)
Close!
James Bracey edges his first ball from Ethan Bamber through the slips and it rolls down to the rope.
He follows it with a beautiful cover drive off Ethan Bamber. Four more.
48 needed.
Dent b Bamber 25 (Middlesex v Gloucs 34-1, target 90)
Beauty from Ethan Bamber.
The Middlesex paceman finds a lovely line and Chris Dent is beaten all ends up.
Probably too late for Middlesex but stranger things have happened. 56 needed for victory.
Middlesex v Gloucs 34-0 (target 90)
Cracking shot.
Ethan Bamber overpitches and Chris Dent creams the paceman behind point off the front foot.
56 more needed for victory.