fairweather cloud. if we are lucky in the south—east corner. some decent spells of sun and just a light breeze. not too bad. but certainly a fresher feel. but high breeze. not too bad. but certainly a fresherfeel. but high pressure is driving the story across england and wales. that will be the theme as we move into the weekend. allowing france to topple into the north—west. a similar story that the heat will return as we move into the weekend. —— allowing fronts to topple into the northwest. lots of sunshine coming through. similar story on sunday. if anything it would be a bit warmer. if we get 30 degrees that will be the first time we have seen that this summer season. we have seen that this summer season. it will be a hot one. if it is too hot for you, c temperatures across the coastline between 11 and 14 across the coastline between 11 and 1a degrees. with the sea breeze could be refreshing. it is worth bearing in mind that uv levels will bearing in mind that uv levels will be very high across much

away from the north—west corner of scotland, sunshine across the board a bit of fairweather cloud bubblyrn england. the warmest spot probably greater london. 29 celsius. tomorrow night, we keep clear skies for the most part. weatherfront still there in north—west scotland. temperatures falling back, through sunday at more of the same to come. the weather front is still there. more cloud filtering across northern ireland. otherwise plenty of sunshine and, if anything, a hot day with temperatures probably peaking at 31 degrees across south—east england. making it the hottest day of the year so far. the hot weather continuing to the new part of the week particular it across england and wales. temperatures could reach 32 on monday. things turning cooler and cloudy as we head on to tuesday with the wards becoming restricted the southern parts of the uk. lots of warm weather to come the next few days, go out and about and enjoy it. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump tweets that he is being investigated by the man who told him to sackjames comey. terrible and misguided. the presid

but, as well as those relatively clear skies, a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up.vels of uv. so it's one of those days you might want to take the sun cream if you're out and about for any length of time. through saturday evening and overnight, after such a hot day, temperatures will be slow to fall. quite an uncomfortable night for sleeping once again. overnight lows no lower than 19 degrees in the centre of town. there could be a few fog patches staring to develop around the irish sea coast. here's a picture then through sunday, a repeat for many of us although perhaps a little bit more in the way of cloud moving into the north—west. the best of the sunshine, again, england and wales, eastern parts of northern ireland and eastern parts of scotland. if anything those temperatures will get a little bit higher with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of the year so far. the heat is still with us on into monday as well. temperatures could reach 32 degrees early in the new week. it starts to get a little bit cooler across north—western

a few fairweather clouds. no threat of rain in the forecast. nothing but sunshine. 80 already in charlottesville. 82 now in the nation's capital. plenty of sun. a nice breeze, but low humidity. it will be comfortable all day long. tonight, clear and cool. 53 to 59 when you wake up tomorrow morning. if you have plans to be in the pool, it looks good to me. 80 degrees on saturday. sunday it's a question mark on the model. good part ofa sunday will be partly sunny and warm and good for outdoor activities. d.c. united hosting galaxy on saturday night. you can see the game on news channel 8. we will wind up with our extended outlook with warm numbers. very warm temperatures. shower and storm chances will end later tuesday as another cooler air mass comes in, bringing dry weather, sunshine, and temperatures back in the 70's for the middle and end of next week. adrianna: so long as we get through sund batch of sunshine. i like it. thank you so much. still much more to come on abc seven news at noon. -- abc 7 news at noon. here's a preview of what you

but, as well as those relatively clear skies, a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up. of uv. so it's one of those days you might want to take the sun cream if you're out and about for any length of time. through saturday evening and overnight, after such a hot day, temperatures will be slow to fall. quite an uncomfortable night for sleeping once again. overnight lows no lower than 19 degrees in the centre of town. there could be a few fog patches staring to develop around the irish sea coast. here's a picture then through sunday, a repeat for many of us although perhaps a little bit more in the way of cloud moving into the north—west. the best of the sunshine, again, england and wales, eastern parts of northern ireland and eastern parts of scotland. if anything those temperatures will get a little bit higher with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of the year so far. the heat is still with us on into monday as well. temperatures could reach 32 degrees early in the new week. it starts to get a little bit cooler across north—western are

but, as well as those relatively clear skies, a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up.t's one of those days you might want to take the sun cream if you're out and about for any length of time. through saturday evening and overnight, after such a hot day, temperatures will be slow to fall. quite an uncomfortable night for sleeping once again. overnight lows no lower than 19 degrees in the centre of town. there could be a few fog patches staring to develop around the irish sea coast. here's a picture then through sunday, a repeat for many of us although perhaps a little bit more in the way of cloud moving into the north—west. the best of the sunshine, again, england and wales, eastern parts of northern ireland and eastern parts of scotland. if anything those temperatures will get a little bit higher with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of the year so far. the heat is still with us on into monday as well. temperatures could reach 32 degrees early in the new week. it starts to get a little bit cooler across north—western areas as we get

fairweather cloud bubbling up. high levels of uv. you might want to take the sunscreen with you.peratures are slow to fall. an uncomfortable night was sleeping once again. no lower than 19 degrees in the centre of town. if you've got patches developing in the irish sea close. if you've got patches developing in the irish sea coast. sunday, a repeat of of us but more in the way of cloud moving in the north—west. the best of the sunshine eastern parts of northern ireland and eastern parts of scotland. temperatures if anything getting higher with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees celsius making it the hottest day of the year so far. temperatures could reach 32 degrees at early in the new week. temperatures could reach 32 degrees early in the new week. it starts to get cooler across western it starts to get cooler across north—western areas is to get into tuesday. it will also turn cloudier. this is bbc news — i'm ben bland — our top stories: angry protests in london as residents demand justice for the victims of the grenfell tower fire and support for survivors left homeless. we ar

fairweather cloud bubbling up. high levels of uv. you might want to take the sunscreen with you. uncomfortable night was sleeping once again. no lower than 19 degrees in the centre of town. if you've got patches developing in the irish sea close. sunday, a repeat of of us but more in the way of cloud moving in the north—west. the best of the sunshine eastern parts of northern ireland and eastern parts of scotland. temperatures if anything getting higher with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees celsius making it the hottest day of the year so far. temperatures could reach 32 degrees at early in the new week. it sta rts degrees at early in the new week. it starts to get cooler across western areas is to get into tuesday. it will also turn cloudy. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says he's being personally investigated for sacking the fbi director, james comey. he repeated his accusation that the probe by a special prosecutor into alleged russian interference in last year's election is a witch—hunt. "terrible and misguided." that's president trump's view on the previo

but, as well as those relatively clear skies, a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up.t want to take the sunscreen if you're out and about for any length of time. through saturday evening and overnight, after such a hot day, temperatures will be slow to fall. quite an uncomfortable night for sleeping once again. 0vernight lows no lower than 19 degrees in the centre of town. there could be a few fog patches staring to develop around the irish sea coast. here's a picture then through sunday, a repeat for many of us although perhaps a little bit more in the way of cloud moving into the north—west. the best of the sunshine, again, england and wales, eastern parts of northern ireland and eastern parts of scotland. if anything those temperatures will get a little bit higher with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of the year so far. the heat is still with us on into monday as well. temperatures could reach 32 degrees early in the new week. it starts to get a little bit cooler across north—western areas as we get into tuesday. along with thos

parts of the country, particularly in england with temperatures up to them it 20s and some fluffy fairweathers. beautiful in cornwall as well but it turned across northern parts particularly the northwest with the cloud streaming in across the atlantic and low pressure, you can see this front, obscuring much of western britain. that will continue in the north—west through the night and it is slow—moving, and across much of england it will be a dry and warm night with 11! and 15 degrees and feeling close but in the morning the weather front will finally move a bit further to the east. in wales and northern ireland and south—western parts, that fresh atla ntic south—western parts, that fresh atlantic air will come in but in east anglia and the south—east as we are still just about east anglia and the south—east as we are stilljust about clinging the and humid weather. you saw some lightning bolts, a chance of some thunderstorms in the south—east and east anglia and they might rumble through the evening tomorrow as well. they are then out of the way and we are in the fresh air off the atla ntic

but, as well as those relatively clear skies, a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up.if you're out and about for any length of time. through saturday evening and overnight, after such a hot day, temperatures will be slow to fall. quite an uncomfortable night for sleeping once again. overnight lows no lower than 19 degrees in the centre of town. there could be a few fog patches staring to develop around the irish sea coast. here's a picture then through sunday, a repeat for many of us although perhaps a little bit more in the way of cloud moving into the north—west. the best of the sunshine, again, england and wales, eastern parts of northern ireland and eastern parts of scotland. if anything those temperatures will get a little bit higher with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of the year so far. the heat is still with us on into monday as well. temperatures could reach 32 degrees early in the new week. it starts to get a little bit cooler across north—western areas as we get into tuesday. along with those cooler conditions, it will

some fairweather cloud bubbling up, and it would be remiss of not bubbling up, and it would be remisshundery downpours eight in the day because of the heat. east anglia and the south—east the most likely areas for this. elsewhere, an uncomfortable night for most of us for sleeping tonight, and again tomorrow looks hot and dry for many, although the cooler air creep south across scotland and northern ireland in particular.

some fairweather cloud bubbling up, and it would be remiss of not bubbling up, and it would be remiss of. not to mention the small of me not to mention the small chance of a thundery downpours eight in the day because of the heat. east anglia and the south—east the most likely areas for this. elsewhere, an uncomfortable night for most of us for sleeping tonight, and again tomorrow looks hot and dry for many, although the cooler air creep south gci’oss although the cooler air creep south across scotland and northern ireland in particular. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: government staff are being drafted in to manage the response to the grenfell tower fire following fierce criticism. a team of civil servants has been embedded in the council office after residents complained they have received little help. church services take place across the country to remember those affected by the blaze. the. queen; fagggch ti; fg’rfiifiévif’ " w’” to allow mps more time to scrutinise brexit legislation. it has been described as an unusual move. at least 43 people are killed in a forest fire i

some fairweather cloud developing through the afternoon but the temperature feeling pleasantly warm.nd 16 celsius. some humid air moving up from the south tomorrow. we have plenty of sunshine. not much in the way of cloud. again, uv level‘s high, high pollen count‘s high, but the temperature perhaps the peak in temperatures this week, 24 or 25. we could even sneak a little higher. a cold front moves through on thursday and could introduce some slightly fresher air but high pressure still in charge. for the remainder of the week, it is still looking settled. still plenty of sunny spells as we head through friday and saturday. temperatures staying around 21—23 celsius. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, though, it's back to dan and louise. bye for now. hello. this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. tough talks at downing street as the prime minister meets with the dup leader to try to reach a deal. the prime minister will host arlene foster to thrash out the terms of her party's bac

we will see fairweather cloud bubbling up and rain coming and going across the north of scotland.at is more than anything else and the wind coming together, that we could see a late afternoon thunderstorm. that is the exception, rather than the rule. most of us will remain dry and hot. potentially reaching 32 across south—east anglia. a degree up elsewhere. so you do not need me to tell you that pollen levels are high, very high in places. a5 tell you that pollen levels are high, very high in places. as we have already demonstrated this morning, the sun is quite strong as well. write the way across england and wales, you very rarely see this very high category so please take precautions. the strength of the sun not driven by temperature so even if you have a refreshing seabreeze it is still as strong. the heat is here to stay. you can see on monday in sheffield manchester. temperatures dropa sheffield manchester. temperatures drop a little bit is that northern weather front advances towards the south. the heat is with us in the south. the heat is with us in the south and till the

some fairweather cloud. but plenty of sunshine.les. some showers potentially cropping up in the east midlands this afternoon. but the vast majority of us will avoid any showers. highs 31, maybe 32 degrees, towards the south—east. slightly fresher as we work our way across scotla nd fresher as we work our way across scotland and northern ireland. the odd shower possible. temperatures around 19 or 20 degrees. fresher in the far north of scotland. moving through this evening and overnight, showers potentially across the east midlands will fade away, and things become dry. tuesday morning, still dry and muggy in the south. 20 or 21 degrees overnight lows. 11 to 14 further north. a weak frontal system just moving across parts of england and wales as we had through the day tomorrow. to the south of that, very high temperatures. 29, 30 degrees, maybe even higher. further north across the country we start to jaw in cooler conditions. a warm and sunny day. temperatures 16 to 25 in the north. by the time we get to wednesday we could see some

some fairweather developing.ireland. some rain in the south west of scotland, it could be on the heavy side. not much reaching the far east. this evening and tonight, that rain will continue to move its way gradually eastward for most though, it will be a dry night. quite a warm and muggy night into friday morning. temperatures 14 to 16. tad fresher the further north you go. this rain will continue to move east, eventually breaking up. we will see some showery outbreaks around the midlands and eventually into the south—east, where with some heat we will see thunderstorms kicking off. temperatures here potentially up to 28 degrees. behind that rain, much pressure conditions with highs of 17, 18 degrees. overnight, that warm air will be moved out of the way by this cold fronts, fresh as conditions meant going into the weekend. low pressure in charge of our weather, the airstream coming off the atlantic. that will bring some showery conditions i think, for saturday. there will be some showers and sunny spells, the b

fairweather cloud building in the afternoon. temperatures between 20 and 27 degrees. low 305 on sunday. that is because of an area of high pressure moving in from the south, drawing in hot airfrom iberia. towards the north and west, it will a lwa ys towards the north and west, it will always stay quite cloudy. these weather fronts bringing outbreaks of rain. through this morning into the afternoon it looks quite wet in the far north—west of scotland. to the east of scotland, brighter skies developing eventually, temperatures could get up to 20 degrees in aberdeen ‘5. further west, temperatures more like 14 to 16. rain in northern ireland should clear through the afternoon. staying grey a cross clear through the afternoon. staying grey across north—west england, parts of wales and the midlands but east of the pennines sunshine bull breakthrough. sunshine at times across southern england this afternoon. maximum in that sunshine up afternoon. maximum in that sunshine up to around 22 to 24 degrees in the south—west. overnight, staying damp and drizzly in the far north—wes