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UK Extremes
Last 24 hours
High Temp
7.5 °C
Isles of Scilly
Low Temp
-11.4 °C
Dalwhinnie
Precipitation
20.8 mm
Milford Haven
Sunniest
7.3 hours
Boulmer
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Met Office
Heat and sunshine for next few days
Many parts of the UK saw glorious sunshine to start the
week. Again, there are sunny skies this morning, but some
parts now have a covering of grey as cloud moved in
overnight. Manchester had glorious blue skies for the street
vigil yesterday, but this morning there is a lot of cloud
over NW England, also SW England, N.Ireland and western
Scotland. So mixed cloud over but pressure is building bringing more settled, dry weather. And hotting up!
Tonight, will be close and muggy but dry. We then see two or three hot days. Thursday looks hotter for most with up to 27 or 28C likely. You can see the wide spread of the higher temperatures on the image above. Around the Thames estuary will feel fresher with an E breeze off the sea. Southern Cornwall and Co. Down will catch a SE breeze too. Signs of change begin to appear later Friday. From the hot, humid, sunny, dry weather to the threat of heavy rain even thunder. During Saturday, there is still heat about. Currently, SE Britain and NW Britain look to keep the high temperatures and humidity. Eastern Britain has a fresher, cooler breeze off the North Sea and southwestern areas begin to see rain. It looks like a band of heavy and thundery showers will move NE’wards across the UK. This means some areas will stay dry and other will see hefty downpours. It will freshen the air slightly. The current forecast shows the risk of rain over eastern and northern Britain by Saturday evening. By Sunday, the high pressure is back with more sunshine, warmth and fine weather, just a cluster of showers in the far north of Scotland. For Bank holiday Monday, a lot of uncertainty so worth checking back with the forecast. There could be showers moving up into southern Britain, eastern areas look cooler with a breeze off the sea and western parts will be quite warm and brighter. Courtesy of Netweather.tv |