a chilly weekend in augusta for the golf as we had here in the uk, but we have flipped the coin and bringing things in off the atlantic so it is milder. with the milder air often comes the cloud as well. this is the next few days, the set up his temperatures will be a little above average, around about the mid—teens, the mid—to—high teens. with it, some rain around at the moment, heavy showers and thunderstorms in north wales, northern ireland and the north west. more waiting to come in this evening and overnight towards the south—west and eventually making their way into central and southern england and wales. with the cloud around and the rain tonight, it will be mild. as this morning, largely frost—free. a little grey to start tuesday and on the whole, a lot of cloud even in eastern areas where we had plenty of sunshine today, there is more cloud around. and rain pushing through northern ireland and into scotland, northern england, and

banks of showers afterwards which could be heavy with some thunder around because temperatures again will respond to any sunshine ahead of that band of showers in eastern areas, we might see 20 tomorrow and we had 19 today. brighter skies following behind towards the west. through the evening and overnight the rain and showers fade pushing towards the north, the milder air eventually reaching the northern isles. tomorrow night again on the mild side, but by wednesday with those weather systems having moved out of the way, temporarily, we should have a drier day for many. can't rule out showers and again, i can't rule out they won't be heavy because with the strength of the april sunshine and temperatures leaping into the mid—to—high teens, there could be a rumble once again, but many places hopefully escaping them. and the easter weekend, more rain potentially on thursday and moving away, then high pressure may establish itself. so bright and dry and warm, it isjust establish itself. so bright and dry and warm, it is just how effective that high pressure will be at keeping a weather front coming off the atlantic at bay. so that is the

one to watch this week. we will keep our fingers crossed. that is all, it is goodbye from me. you canjoin the bbc news that is all, it is goodbye from me. you can join the bbc news teens where you hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. cool, calm and composed on the green — but new masters champion scotty scheffler admits he struggled to control the nerves at augusta. i to control the nerves at augusta. cried like a baby was i cried like a baby this morning, i was so stressed out. i don't feel like i'm ready for this kind of staff. —— stuff. two sets of english fans head to madrid for the champions league — but there'll be 5,000 empty seats at atleticos ground after bad behaviour from their supporters. and all four of the home nations

are building up to big matches in their qualifiers for the women's world cup. we will have the team news for you. a very warm welcome to the programme. what an incredible final day of the masters and it ended with a brand—new champion. at 25 years old, america's scottie scheffler is the new proud owner of the famous green jacket after a three shot win at augusta. but who is scottie scheffler and how has he risen up the ranks so rapidly? michael redford's been taking a look. world number one and now masters champion. if you didn't know who

scottie scheffler us before, you definitely do now. the performance of a champion. i definitely do now. the performance of a champion-— of a champion. i really can't put into words _ of a champion. i really can't put into words what _ of a champion. i really can't put into words what it _ of a champion. i really can't put into words what it means - of a champion. i really can't put into words what it means to - of a champion. i really can't put into words what it means to win of a champion. i really can't put - into words what it means to win this tournament. it is an honour to be in the field. there's really not much more i can say other than thank you. his rise to the top has been rapid, it has been relentless but most of all it has been under the radar. after turning irrational in 2018 he initially spent his career in the golfing shadows. fast forward three years and he was pushed into the light. named in the ryder cup team, scottie scheffler showed a glimpse of the future. us comfortably beat europe. his individual success was made to waitjust for a few more months. february of this year saw scheffler secure his first pga tour win moving him into the world top ten. three weeks later and he was into the world top five after another tall title. just 21 days later, a third win in four events.

scheffler was now the best in the world and his best was still to come. ' z: world and his best was still to come. , z: , come. scheffler, the 2022 masters chamion, come. scheffler, the 2022 masters champion, sounds _ come. scheffler, the 2022 masters champion, sounds good. _ come. scheffler, the 2022 masters champion, sounds good. a - come. scheffler, the 2022 masters champion, sounds good. a calm, l champion, sounds good. a calm, composed _ champion, sounds good. a calm, composed and — champion, sounds good. a calm, composed and classy _ champion, sounds good. a calm, l composed and classy performance champion, sounds good. a calm, - composed and classy performance from the american even if he did have some final—round nerves. i the american even if he did have some final-round nerves.- some final-round nerves. i cried like a baby _ some final-round nerves. i cried like a baby this _ some final-round nerves. i cried like a baby this morning, - some final-round nerves. i cried like a baby this morning, i - some final-round nerves. i cried like a baby this morning, i was l some final-round nerves. i cried l like a baby this morning, i was so stressed out. i didn't know what to do. i was sitting there telling meredith, i don't think i'm ready for this. meredith, i don't think i'm ready forthis. i'm not meredith, i don't think i'm ready for this. i'm not ready, meredith, i don't think i'm ready forthis. i'm not ready, i meredith, i don't think i'm ready for this. i'm not ready, i don't feel like i'm ready for this kind of stuff. and ijust felt overwhelmed. we may only be in april but it already feels like scheffler�*s year, and at 25 years old he may be at the top of golf for years to come. scottie scheffler is no longer under the radar. that was the winner, what about the runner—up though?

as we mentioned, rory mcilroy played the round of his life. an eagle and six birdies gave him an impressive 64 on sunday — it came too late to challenge scheffler, but mcilroy wasn't focused on that. i don't think i have ever walked away from this tournament as happy as i am today. i have played a really good round of golf. it is my best ever finish at augusta. it is not quite enough, but i will certainly look back on this day with very fond memories and it gives me confidence going forward not only into the next masters next year, but to the rest of the season as well. it was fun to cap off a day like that today with a shot like that. it was just that seen on 18 with colin going after me, it was really cool to be part of. i have had a few of the rounds where i maybe haven't beenin the rounds where i maybe haven't been in contention so the more i do it, the more memories i build up. if

i do put myself in a position closer to the lead going into sunday, i can delve into that memory bank and try to use those memories to my experience, to my advantage. so good to see that enthusiasm _ experience, to my advantage. so good to see that enthusiasm from _ experience, to my advantage. so good to see that enthusiasm from rory. - the crowds favourite — tiger woods — finished on 13 over, but 1a months after his horrific car crash, making the cut was a huge achievement. woods has also said he'll play in the open at st andrews injuly. i don't quite have the endurance that i would like to have had, but as of a few weeks ago i didn't even know if i was playing in this event, so to go from that to hear, we are excited about the prospects for the future about training, about getting into the gym and doing some other stuff to get my legs stronger, which we haven't been able to do because i have needed more time to heal. but i think i will need a couple more days to heal after this! but we will get back into it. fix,

to heal after this! but we will get back into it— back into it. a golf “ournalist was watchinu back into it. a golf “ournalist was watching in h back into it. a golf journalist was watching in america, _ back into it. a golf journalist was watching in america, and - back into it. a golf journalist was watching in america, and diane, | back into it. a golf journalist was - watching in america, and diane, many people are asking where scottie scheffler has come from. what is behind his meteoric rise? it really is incredible. _ behind his meteoric rise? it really is incredible. i— behind his meteoric rise? it really is incredible. i think— behind his meteoric rise? it really is incredible. i think the _ behind his meteoric rise? it really is incredible. i think the first - is incredible. i think the first taster we got of scheffler, well he won rookie of the year and was a huge part of the ryder cup team last year, but for him now to have four wins in his last six starts, the first coming in february, the last win well before the masters at the matchplay got him all the way to world number one. it isjust incredible. he seems like he's just still kind of getting used to this rise to fame, but in the last couple of weeks for scottie scheffler have just been... i have never seen anything like it before, put it that way. be anything like it before, put it that wa . �* ., , ., anything like it before, put it that wa. .,, ., ., way. be honest, was there a moment when ou way. be honest, was there a moment when you are — way. be honest, was there a moment when you are watching _ way. be honest, was there a moment when you are watching and _ way. be honest, was there a moment when you are watching and you - when you are watching and you thought rory mcilroy could catch him

here? , , ., ., , thought rory mcilroy could catch him here? , , ., .,, here? yes, definitely, and i was so excited for— here? yes, definitely, and i was so excited for that. _ here? yes, definitely, and i was so excited for that. his _ here? yes, definitely, and i was so excited for that. his whole - here? yes, definitely, and i was so excited for that. his whole round i excited for that. his whole round yesterday was amazing. he also had other opportunities that he could have capitalised, but the whole round on 18 is a must as moment we are not going to forget. that is rory�*s best finish at the masters and we know it's the one he's waiting for to complete the career grand slam, so it has to be a good feeling for him to have that confidence. i think we saw a little bit more fight in rory that we haven't seen lately so all positive signs going forward. i5 haven't seen lately so all positive signs going forward.— haven't seen lately so all positive signs going forward. is this why he is such a frustrating _ signs going forward. is this why he is such a frustrating player, - is such a frustrating player, because we know he has that round in him but he's just not consistent? i him but he'sjust not consistent? i don't know what it was. i heard something the other day that resonated with me. someone said he is just such a well—rounded man these days. his father, husband, a businessman, he seems to have a lot going on. is the fight still there

for him to get these wins and to get another major victory under his belt? i think yesterday proved that it is but we just have to pull it out of him sometimes. in it is but we just have to pull it out of him sometimes.- it is but we just have to pull it out of him sometimes. in the lead up to the tournament, _ out of him sometimes. in the lead up to the tournament, the _ out of him sometimes. in the lead up to the tournament, the name - out of him sometimes. in the lead up to the tournament, the name on - to the tournament, the name on everyone's lips was tiger woods of course. finishing on 13 over but thatis course. finishing on 13 over but that is not what people are talking about now. the fact that he even managed to make the cut, never mind getting to the tournament at all has been quite an achievement for him. just incredible and i think we could see the emotion when he came off the 18th green yesterday. he tried to hold it together but then this mild burst on to his face and we could see he was interacting with the patrons. you could tell he was quite overwhelmed by it all. it was amazing. it is hard to really put it into words what he achieved by going out there, making the cut. but the weird thing is it wasn't his leg or an injury or his swing that let him

down, it was his putting. but there are a lot of positive signs going forward, especially that he plans to pay the open —— plans to play the open championship. pay the open -- plans to play the open championship.— pay the open -- plans to play the open championship. thank you for our open championship. thank you for your time- — don't forget, you can re—live your favourite shots from the masters on the bbc sport website. still to come on sportsday back to county cricket forjimmy anderson, but he's still aiming to add to his record test wicket haul. and we will have the story of worthing's remarkable rise to the national league. to football now and in the last few hours, uefa have ordered atletico madrid to close a section of their stadium for their second leg champions league match against

manchester city on wednesday. a 5,000—seat home section of the wanda metropolitano will be shut after atletico's fans were charged with discriminatory behaviour and the throwing of objects during the first leg at the ethiad. manchester city go into the second leg 1—0 up. chelsea manager thomas tuchel has said that "although unlikely, it is still worth trying" to overturn their two—goal deficit against real madrid. the holders were beaten 3—1 by the spanish side in the first leg and travel to the bernabeu for the return leg. maybe not the biggest chance given the first game's result and given the first game's result and given the competition and the opponent and the competition and the opponent and the stadium we play in, but we never manage our input and our effort and our belief by the chances we have for a result. we never did and we

will not start tomorrow by giving less because it is very unlikely that we make it. to the women's game now because all four home nations are in action this week in the qualifiers for the women's world cup. england women travel to northern ireland are still in contention — but what are their chances of progressing to next year's tournament in australia and new zealand? northern ireland are third in the group after losing 3-1. final preparations for england takin: 3-1. final preparations for england taking place _ 3-1. final preparations for england taking place ahead _ 3-1. final preparations for england taking place ahead of _ 3-1. final preparations for england taking place ahead of this - 3-1. final preparations for england taking place ahead of this world i 3-1. final preparations for england i taking place ahead of this world cup qualifier against northern ireland in belfast tomorrow. in terms of england, midfielderjill scott is missing the training session as a precaution, but the england manager says other than that she has a fully fit squad to choose from including her new captain, williamson. it was

announced this week the arsenal defender lee williamson will captain the lioness is at this summer's championships in england —— leah williamson. she said it is a massive honour and a massive moment in her career. it’s honour and a massive moment in her career. �* , . , honour and a massive moment in her career. 2 . , , ., ., career. it's a very proud moment, the biggest — career. it's a very proud moment, the biggest honour— career. it's a very proud moment, the biggest honour in _ career. it's a very proud moment, the biggest honour in football- career. it's a very proud moment, the biggest honour in football and career. it's a very proud moment, l the biggest honour in football and i think i_ the biggest honour in football and i think i appreciate that and i'm aware — think i appreciate that and i'm aware of— think i appreciate that and i'm aware of i _ think i appreciate that and i'm aware of i suppose of responsibility that comes with that title, especially in england. my family obviously very happy for me and, you know, _ obviously very happy for me and, you know. i_ obviously very happy for me and, you know. i have — obviously very happy for me and, you know, i have said for us it's our 'ob know, i have said for us it's our job and — know, i have said for us it's our job and something we do on a daily basis _ job and something we do on a daily basis but _ job and something we do on a daily basis but for them it is something nice to _ basis but for them it is something nice to enjoy and after all these years— nice to enjoy and after all these years of— nice to enjoy and after all these years of following me around, to watch _ years of following me around, to watch me — years of following me around, to watch me do it on the biggest stage with that _ watch me do it on the biggest stage with that responsibility i think is really— with that responsibility i think is really proud for them, yes. 30 really proud for them, yes. england really proud for them, yes. sr england arrive really proud for them, yes. 5r england arrive here in belfast so far unbeaten in their world cup qualifying campaign, including a win

to macedonia on friday. as for northern ireland, their campaign hit a bump in the road also over the weekend when they lost 3—1 away to austria. windsor park was a sell—out for the players and for kenny shiels the manager, he said not only is this match going to be a big moment in their qualifying campaign but also because they are playing in the euros this summer, the fact they are playing in a sell—out crowd tomorrow night will be a massive moment for the players. in night will be a massive moment for the players— the players. in terms of the atmosphere _ the players. in terms of the atmosphere and _ the players. in terms of the atmosphere and what - the players. in terms of the atmosphere and what it - the players. in terms of the i atmosphere and what it means the players. in terms of the - atmosphere and what it means to the -irls atmosphere and what it means to the girls playing in their hometown, and their international stadium, so with that emphasis, it certainly is a great — that emphasis, it certainly is a great game to look forward to because — great game to look forward to because there will be so many people here cheering them on and they will feel so— here cheering them on and they will feel so good about that.— feel so good about that. matches between home _ feel so good about that. matches between home nation _ feel so good about that. matches between home nation teams - feel so good about that. matches i between home nation teams always tend to be a little bit spicy according to the england striker alan white, and if you want to watch

kick off tomorrow night is at 7:55pm and you can follow the entire game the bbc. wales women play kazakhstan. they're third in their group after losing 2—1 to france on friday, although they can still finish second if they win their final three qualifiers. something natasha harding will be keen to do as she prepares to play her 100th match for her country. it is quite a surreal moment. it's always been about the game, never something i have sat down and counted down the caps to be honest. it was only when we turned up for camp that it hit home the possibility of receiving that massive accolade, and to get the messages from my father yesterday was quite nice. i'm sure there will be a few happy tears tomorrow if it happens. scotland have a tough game against spain at hampden, they are one of the favourites for the upcoming euros. and the last time the two sides met, spain put eight goals past them.

not an experience that midfielder caroline weir would like to repeat. it is not good enough really to lose in that kind of way, but you know what, it is still a process and a transition, orat what, it is still a process and a transition, or at least that is what it felt like the last time we played spain. we know what we need to do better in lots of different areas and that is something we have worked on this week. we have had a good amount of time to analyse the last game and work on the training pitch and try to implement things we know we can do better. so the players are definitely determined to go out there and be better and play well. and there's more on those world cup qualifers on the football news show. that's on bbc iplayer, where they also have analysis of the manchester city and liverpool game over the weekend. the team are joined by times chief football writer henry winter, who was asked if he thought city and liverpool were currently the greatest sides in the world. i think they are the two best sides

in the world in terms of technical quality, tactical ability, the two outstanding managers in the last 20, 30 years in pep guardiola and jurgen klopp. the atmosphere was just fantastic and it was the premier league at its peak in a way in terms of the quality of the football. from the stadium to the stand to the dugout, to the pitch, it was absolutely top class elite football. that is you up—to—date with the football, now to the cricket. jimmy anderson says he hopes to be recalled to the england test team. after being left out of the recent tour to the west indies, he'll be playing for lancashire in their county championship opener against kent this week, and will be pushing to get himself back into contention. all i can do now is try and put in some great performances for lancashire, helped us win games of cricket and hopefully the selectors will then, you know, iwon�*t cricket and hopefully the selectors will then, you know, i won't be ignored for the summer tests. 0ver

ignored for the summer tests. over the last 15 years or so, i have tried to perform as well as i can for england. it is something i have loved doing, i have loved what i have been able to achieve with the england test team in particular. if that wasn't the case, i would have to look at if i carry on playing. that is still a driving force for me, to get back into the team and perform as well as i possibly can. the grand national winning jockey sam waley—cohen admits he has regrets over how much he used the whip in his victory aboard "noble yeats" in saturday's race at aintree. waley—cohen was fined £400 for using his whip above the permitted level and in the incorrect place in the finish. he was also banned for nine days, although this won't count for much as waley—cohen retired after the race. my my first priority is to look after the horses, and my responsibility is to make sure i

look after noble yeats so in retrospect i would have done things differently on that front. let's ta ke let's take you back to america now. the nba play—in tournament games are now locked in and the playoff seedings are too after a frantic final night in the nba regular season. our sports news correspondent nesta mcgregor has followed the developments and earlier i asked him to talk us through the dramatic final day. as you know, the 30 team nba split into two conferences, the west and the east. basically up until last night, where those teams would finish in the rankings were still up for grabs. if you look at the headlines, in the east, the miami heat, no one thought they would win that division but they have done so and last night they lost to orlando

magic, probably because they rested a lot of their starters. below the heat we have the milwaukee box and the 76ers as well, the philadelphia 76ers. all finished on identical records. i think going into the play—offs, it might be difficult to separate them. but the west is what a lot of people talk about. there's a lot of people talk about. there's a lot of interest and that is because the phoenix suns again showed they might be the team to beat. they won that division. golden state warriors, even without steph curry who is injured, step forward klay thompson, a season—high 41 points, a guy who has been out for two years with various leg injuries and he has really come into form at the correct time. probably the biggest shock of all is the lakers down in 11th. lebronjames' tame failing to make the tournament never mind the play—offs. can failing to make the tournament never mind the play-offs— mind the play-offs. can you try to sum u- mind the play-offs. can you try to sum up the _ mind the play-offs. can you try to sum up the overall—

mind the play-offs. can you try to sum up the overall picture - mind the play-offs. can you try to sum up the overall picture for- mind the play-offs. can you try toj sum up the overall picture for us? about two years ago the people in charge of the nba thought 82 games wasn't enough to decide the final play—offs. there's more details on the bbc sport website. finally, we must mention the los angeles lakers because it's not been a great season for them at all. ida. because it's not been a great season for them at all.— for them at all. no, not at all and i think for them at all. no, not at all and i think when _ for them at all. no, not at all and i think when the _ for them at all. no, not at all and i think when the season - for them at all. no, not at all and i think when the season started i for them at all. no, not at all and i i think when the season started lots of people had the lakers down to win the west if not the entire tournament but itjust hasn't gone tournament but itjust hasn't gone to plan. lebronjames is 37, he is playing in his 19th season. individually he has had a great year, narrowly losing out on the scoring title to another player, but those around him just didn't do it. it was almost down to injuries. the second best player on his team was

injured a few times. westbrook known as a triple double, a guy who racks up as a triple double, a guy who racks up rebounds and assists, itjust hasn't happened for him. lots of people saying going forward can they play in the same team? so lebron james will be watching the play—offs like you and me from the tv, but i wouldn't be surprised right now if next year will be year number 20. i guarantee you, he's already planning to bring in some players or do something that will silence the doubters and the naysayers. thank ou so doubters and the naysayers. thank you so much _ doubters and the naysayers. thank you so much for— doubters and the naysayers. thank you so much for simplifying - doubters and the naysayers. thank you so much for simplifying all - doubters and the naysayers. thank you so much for simplifying all that for us. worthing football club were promoted to the national league south at the weekend, you might think there's nothing spectacular about that but there is a remarkable story behind the growth and subsequent success of the club. in 2010, george dowell wasjust breaking into their first team when a car accident left him paralysed from the chest down and put an end to his playing career.

but a few years later he was able to help the club in another way, by putting some of the compensation money he received after the accident into the club who were struggling financially. he became the chairman and then the owner of worthing fc, and now they've been promoted. earlier i spoke to george and began by asking how he was feeling after such an incredible achievement. yes, it's amazing just to get it over the line finally. like you say, there was a couple of seasons during covid that got null and void it and curtail so it is nice to finally get over the line and know we will be a national league club next season. talk me through your celebrations when you knew you were definitely going up. fin when you knew you were definitely auoin u. when you knew you were definitely i oin i u . _ ., , when you knew you were definitely ur-oinu. ., ., going up. on the day it was one of those games _ going up. on the day it was one of those games when _ going up. on the day it was one of those games when you _ going up. on the day it was one of those games when you are - going up. on the day it was one of i those games when you are thinking, god, please, just get another goal and see this out, then that game and we were there. i was absolutely buzzing. after the game, the emotion

of the supporters because we were playing away and they all rightly or wrongly went on the pitch and celebrated. it was just emotional to know that we have finally achieved it. it was great to see how passionate the fans were and how excited everyone was. [30 passionate the fans were and how excited everyone was.— passionate the fans were and how excited everyone was. do you feel one of your _ excited everyone was. do you feel one of your driving _ excited everyone was. do you feel one of your driving motivations, i excited everyone was. do you feel| one of your driving motivations, of course you would love to have been a professional footballer and played, but the fact you can't and that you have taken this situation and turned it into something incredibly positive and perhaps that is the driving force behind what you have done here? , driving force behind what you have done here?— done here? yes, i kind of feel like football is my _ done here? yes, i kind of feel like football is my passion _ done here? yes, i kind of feel like football is my passion and - done here? yes, i kind of feel like football is my passion and after. done here? yes, i kind of feel like| football is my passion and after the injury i was lost for a couple of years afterwards thinking what should i do. the clubjust i don't want to say fell on my lap but the opportunity arose and i took it with both hands. it meant for selfish reasons i could have almost like a purpose and a job and a reason to get up in the morning. i was kind of

just mulling around at home not really doing very much, so this gave me a real purpose and ambition and lit the fire again. it made me want to try to achieve this for my home town club, and we have managed to do it. i obviously have a huge team around me and behind me, and a lot of good people doing a lot of good work for the club. 0bviously of good people doing a lot of good work for the club. obviously the volunteers and players and the manager and the board, everyone involved in the club has made it happen, so it's really incredible really. happen, so it's really incredible reall . ., . happen, so it's really incredible reall. ., ., , ., ., , really. you have still got a couple of matches _ really. you have still got a couple of matches left _ really. you have still got a couple of matches left this _ really. you have still got a couple of matches left this season, - really. you have still got a couple of matches left this season, but l of matches left this season, but next season national league south. how does that sound? it next season national league south. how does that sound?— how does that sound? it sounds amazing and _ how does that sound? it sounds amazing and that _ how does that sound? it sounds amazing and that was _ how does that sound? it sounds amazing and that was always - how does that sound? it sounds | amazing and that was always the goal. we felt worthing was the sleeping giant in non—league football and always had the potential to play at that level, and we have achieved it and i'm really proud of the club we have managed to get that. proud of the club we have managed to et that. g

proud of the club we have managed to iet that. g , ., proud of the club we have managed to iet that. , ,., ., proud of the club we have managed to iet that. g ., .,, get that. judge dowell, who has worked tirelessly _ get that. judge dowell, who has worked tirelessly and _ get that. judge dowell, who has worked tirelessly and put - get that. judge dowell, who has worked tirelessly and put so - get that. judge dowell, who has i worked tirelessly and put so much money into worthing fc and we wish them all the best of luck for next season in their new league. —— george dowell. and finally, a new marathon has been launched to honour rugby league legend rob burrow and raise money to fight motor neurone disease. burrow was diagnosed with the condition in 2019 and, together with his great friend kevin sinfield, he's raised millions of pounds for charity. the pair played together at leeds, and the race will start and finish at their home ground, headingley stadium in may next year. there's more details on that story on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching, goodbye. hello. compared with the rather chilly conditions we had last week, this

week is bringing higher temperatures but it will bring rain at times. we will see bursts of showery and potentially heavy thundery rain drifting northwards overnight, with some drier and clearer weather in between the downpours. temperatures won't drop far, it will be a mild night, five to 10 degrees. frost—free for just about everybody, but through the day there will be some dry weather and some sunshine. we will also see the heavy, thundery bursts of rain moving quite erratically northwards. where we do see the best of any sunshine, may be across eastern england, temperatures could get to 18, 19 or 20 degrees. it is a warm day for many but still chilly in the north—east of scotland. as we look further ahead, there is going to be a lot of fine and dry weather around. some sunshine, feeling warm in the sunshine, feeling warm in the sunshine, but still the chance we will see a bit of rain at times.

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