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first thing in the morning, there could be showers across western parts, maybe wales and the lake district, perhaps south—western parts of scotland. but generally clear, and then through the morning it will tend to cloud over, particularly across central parts of england. so from a sunny morning a bright afternoon. high pressure is expected to build during the weekend, this time from the north and sometimes around areas of high pressure, when the wind is coming from the north, it can really whistle around some of our coasts. so the coasts of lincolnshire, east anglia and the kent coast and the channel coast could be breezy at times. that means the warmth will be displaced towards the south—west, said cardiff could be the hotspot during the weekend. that was saturday, this is sunday. again, mid 20s possible here in the west or south—west. but only 16 on the actual coast of england. and for the outlook, it is looking pretty set fair over the next few days. the best temperatures are in the south, but even in belfast and glasgow and edinburgh, not looking bad. reeta, overto edinburgh, not look

first thing in the morning, there could be showers across western parts, maybe wales and the lake districtngland. so from a sunny morning a bright afternoon. high pressure is expected to build during the weekend, this time from the north and sometimes around areas of high pressure, when the wind is coming from the north, it can really whistle around some of our coasts. so the coasts of lincolnshire, east anglia and the kent coast and the channel coast could be breezy at times. that means the warmth will be displaced towards the south—west, said cardiff could be the hotspot during the weekend. that was saturday, this is sunday. again, mid 20s possible here in the west or south—west. but only 16 on the actual coast of england.

lake district, for instance, snowdonia as well. but down in the south, the east, central parts of england, south wales, temperatures 33, 3a degrees,evening hours, some of the heavy downpours in the north—west creep a little bit further south and east across northern england, wales and the south—west of england as we start monday morning. but it is going to be another warm and sticky feeling night for sleeping. temperatures in the mid to high teens. could be 20 degrees, another tropical night, across southern england and south wales. monday, low pressure becomes more established across the uk, so more of us are going to see some heavy showers and thunderstorms as well. but if you do catch one or two of these really sharp showers, could be some large hail mixed in, frequent lightning, as well as the potential for localised flooding, with some heavy showers falling on the really dry and hard ground. it is going to be another day with temperatures above 30 degrees, the eighth consecutive day in the south and east. but turning cooler in the north and west. the northerly winds continue on tuesday for northern ireland and scotland. some

lake district and snowdonia as well. in the south, east and central parts of england, south wales, temperatures around 33, 34. in the mid to high teens, could be 20 degrees or so. another tropical night across england and south wales. no pressure becomes more established across the uk. moore thus was the heavy showers and thunderstorms. if you catch one or two of their sharp showers and thunderstorms, there could be hail and lightning as well as the potential localised flooding as well as falling on the dry and hard ground. again another day with temperatures above 30 degrees, the eighth consecutive day in the south and is. turning cooler in the north and is. turning cooler in the north and west. some more persistent with and west. some more persistent with and west. some more persistent with and we rein in parts of scotland and northern england. further south across england and wales, later on tuesday more the chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms around. temperature starting to come down below 30 degrees. we are looking at the high teens across the north west. things feeling cooler and fresher. hopefull

lake district, for instance, snowdonia as well. but down in the south, the east, central parts of england, south wales, temperature is 33, 3a degreeseavy downpours in the north—west creep a little bit further south and east across northern england, wales and the south—west of england as we start monday morning. wales and the south—west of england but it is going to be another warm and sticky—feeling night for sleeping. temperatures in the mid to high teens. could be 20 degrees, another tropical night, across southern england and south wales. monday, low pressure becomes more established across the uk, so more of us are going to see some heavy showers and thunderstorms as well. but if you do catch one or two of these really sharp showers, could be some large hail mixed in, frequent lightning, as well as the potential for localised flooding, with some heavy showers falling on the really dry and hard ground. it is going to be another day with temperatures above 30 degrees, the eighth consecutive day in the south and east. but turning cooler in the north and west. the northerly winds continue on tuesday for northern ireland and scotlan

lake district, for instance, snowdonia as well. but down in the south, the east, central parts of england, south wales, temperatures 33, 3a degrees,s, some of the heavy downpours in the north—west creep a little bit further south and east across northern england, wales and the south—west of england as we start monday morning. but it is going to be another warm and sticky feeling night for sleeping. temperatures in the mid to high teens. could be 20 degrees, another tropical night, across southern england and south wales. monday, low pressure becomes more established across the uk, so more of us are going to see some heavy showers and thunderstorms as well. but if you do catch one or two of these really sharp showers, could be some large hail mixed in, frequent lightning, as well as the potential for localised flooding, with some heavy showers falling on the really dry and hard ground. it is going to be another day with temperatures above 30 degrees, the eighth consecutive day in the south and east. but turning cooler in the north and west. the northerly winds continue on tuesday for northern ireland and scotland. some more persist

the three preceding months particularly low which has led to low river and lake levels, and a reduction in the water supply in wales each year. so what is the planning that needs to be done to i planning that needs to be done to avoid this? are there inevitably limits to resilience when there is a particularly long dry spell? how much mitigation can be done? it requires close cooperation and collaboration between us and the company welsh water which is what we do in drought planning and that is run to make sure that they balance the needs of nature and people. it's not an easy thing because we cannot control things we can control but not the weather or the climate, so it is about managing this position which is difficult whether you are a crop grower orfarmer which is difficult whether you are a crop grower or farmer growing potatoes in pembrokeshire or looking to feed your livestock and a lot of the farmers are having to bring forward their winter feed for feeding the livestock now and that will cause a problem down the line. so managing the current is a bit of an issue, but we need to think about using situations

one or two like showers pushing into was the lake district but much of northern england down towards walesand south—east. similar to yesterday. this evening showers ease for a time and the next area of wet and windy weather moves in for northern ireland and scotland through the early hours of saturday. further south are largely dry and things are a bit cooler and fresher than they have been recently as we start the weekend. saturday at looking initially wet and blustery for northern ireland and scotland, the main clears and sits across northern england where it could be quite heavy. some heavy showers producing the odd bit of hail and thunderstorms. dry either side of the band by the afternoon and temperatures between 14 to 25 degrees. thank you, sarah. the un secretary general has said that the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant must not become a military target for military operations. he was speaking after a meeting in kyiv with ukraine's president zelensky and president ed higuain of turkey, to —— president erdogan of turkey. the hunt for a solution. featuring turkey�*s president erdogan

wales and northern ireland have been receiving exam results this morning. earlier, i spoke with jake flood — a student at walsall college — and martin lake, his construction tmpact do these t levels have. tt prepares to the real world of work. there is jobs at the end of it so after they've completed their placement and impress the employers there are opportunities at the end. the work helps support the work they need, the extra skills and knowledge, the components and practical elements as well. has it been a challenge _ practical elements as well. has it been a challenge in _ practical elements as well. has it been a challenge in the _ practical elements as well. has it been a challenge in the wider- been a challenge in the wider public? they are not as well—known as a—levels. launching any new project is difficult at the start? its, project is difficult at the start? a lot of companies hadn't heard of t levels _ lot of companies hadn't heard of t levels. they had didn't know what they had _ levels. they had didn't know what they had to — levels. they had didn't know what they had to do to deliver t levels so batfour— they had to do to deliver t levels so

lake is dropping rapidly. it will be potentially dropping further if southern water have to tap into it to bring the water level up to scratch. a fairly similar picture across england and walesxt week. today, a fresh start. some showers around across scotland and northern ireland and parts of northern england. some could drift south to the north midlands and east anglia, but they are scattered. most places staying dry, especially the further south you are. blue skies. another sunny and dry day. cooler than recent days. many temperatures only around the high teens, low 20s. in the south—east, up to 25, still down on recent days but warm enough in the sunshine. overnight, any showers will generally fade but more cloud pushes into northern scotland to bring rain although turning dry in shetland. most places dry, but tonight a cool night. temperatures in rural areas widely into single figures. some down to 2—3 degrees. saturday, a lot of dry weather around. some rain in scotland and northern ireland. cloud in northern england. furthersouth, northern ireland. cloud in northern england. further south, sticking with a dry story and sunny spells. the wind shifting direction away fro

wales. temperatures will continue to rise in the next few days, potentially waiting 37 celsius by saturday. more details shortly. figures out this morning show the uk economy is shrinking. good morning from the lakenment agency has been rescuing fish from the river mole in surrey, moving them to deeper, cooler pools. i think it's going to be really busy. we've got another two weeks of predicted dry weather, and we're saying it's going to be another four days of extreme hot weather. with that, i would be expecting a few phone calls this afternoon. this weekend. we've alreadyjust this morning had reports of a couple more ponds that have just dried out. and they're asking for help with rescuing fish and moving fish. and the water shortage means more hosepipe bans. southern water customers have lived with one for a week already. south east water starts today. welsh water will bring one in next week, and thames water's expected to follow. yorkshire water is the latest company to announce a ban, starting later this month. we don't know, and can't be certain, that it will rain, so that's why we take action now. that allows us then to apply for drought permits and drought orders, which mean we can reduce