sunshine too and some pleasant warmth around the moray firth. but the real heat is across parts of central and eastern england, 25 or 26 degrees. breezy though, in the northwest with those winds set to continue as we head into sunday evening with some cloud and shower outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards across scotland, parts of northern ireland, too. but the winds means temperatures here not falling particularly far, around about the mid teens in places. cooler, fresher, further south and east dry, some clear skies, but some areas of mist and fog and low cloud forming through parts of the south midlands in towards parts of southern england. for the week ahead, we've got low pressure anchored to the northwest, high pressure down towards the southeast. so that northwest—southeast split will likely persist for the next few days. and it means on monday after the early mist and fog in the south clears, it's a dry and fine day for much of england and wales. but further north and northwest, cloudier with some showers and then outbreaks of ra

will not be as heavy or as thundery as saturday, possibly a rumble or two of thunder across the moray firth spells of rain in northern ireland and parts of western scotland by the end of the day. top temperatures in east anglia, 23 celsius. this is the position of the rain on sunday night into monday morning, that will be moving northwards and eastwards across wales, south—west england, and northern england as well. scotland could see a largely dry day, scattering of showers out towards the east, possibly mostly driver northern ireland, and dry weather across east anglia and the south—east of england, although still the risk of showers here. on tuesday, the deep area of low pressure pushes off towards scandinavia and high pressure starts to build in but still there is a france waiting out in the atlantic, they will be stalled. on tuesday, a mostly dry stout but murky, low cloud around, some areas of sea mist and fog as well, possibly some sharp showers across central and western areas of scotland but plenty of dry weather as well and has the cloud tends to break up, some sunshine will emerg

but eastern scotland having some sunshine too and some pleasant warmth around the moray firth. parts of central and eastern england, 25 or 26 degrees. breezy though, in the northwest, with those winds set to continue as we head into sunday evening, with some cloud and showery outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards across scotland, parts of northern ireland, too. but the winds means temperatures here not falling particularly far, around about the mid teens in places. cooler, fresher, further south and east. dry, some clear skies, but some areas of mist and fog and low cloud forming through parts of the south midlands in towards parts of southern england. for the week ahead, we've got low pressure anchored to the northwest, high pressure down towards the southeast. so, that northwest—southeast split will likely persist for the next few days. and it means on monday, after the early mist and fog in the south clears, it's a dry and fine day for much of england and wales. but further north and northwest, cloudier with some showers and then outbreaks of rain working across the

possibly thunder across the moray firth and further spells of rain into northern ireland and westerncelsius. this is the position of the rain on sunday night into monday morning. that will move northwards and eastwards across much of wales, south—west england and into northern england. it could be scotland sees a largely dry day, scattering of showers towards the east, possibly mostly dry. lots of dry weather also for east anglia and the south—east of england although the south—east of england although the risk of showers here. tuesday, that deep area of low pressure pushes towards scandinavia and high pressure starts to build in but various fronts waiting out in the atlantic, they will be stalled. tuesday then it is a mostly dry start but a murky start, lots of low cloud around, areas of sea mist and fog, possibly sharp showers across central and western areas of scotland but plenty of dry weather, two and is the cloud breaks up, sunshine emerging stop 22 or 23 celsius in south—east england. wednesday, high pressure is centred towards the north of the uk, that will push further east

but still watch out for showers — possibly thundery across the moray firth, but elsewhere, they shouldst anglia, where it will tend to be brightest. highs here of 23 degrees. more cloud and rain approaching cornwall and the south of wales by the end of the day. and that rain will move further northwards and eastwards through the day on monday, into central and southern england, as far north as northern england. some showers breaking out across northern scotland, but largely dry across scotland perhaps and across northern ireland, too. bright spells, but watch out for showers across parts of east anglia. temperatures here still 22 celsius, in the best of that brightness. on tuesday, that area of low pressure is moving into scandinavia. tuesday looking largely dry, maybe a few showers across central and western areas of scotland, and a murky start to the day. but pressure builds towards the south of england. this is the position of the jet stream through next week. still a lot of debate about how far north it will be. but we expect that warm air from southern europe to move further north

a rumble or two of thunder always possible across the moray firth.just going to be pushing its way further northwards and eastwards across central and southern england, and into northern england, too. certainly very wet across wales tonight. mild and muggy underneath that rain. clear spells across northern ireland. and for scotland, watch out for a few showers still. now, that rain continues to push further northwards and eastwards through the day on monday. it's a rather messy area of rainfall, a lot of uncertainty still on the timing of the clearance of it. there are localised met office weather warnings in force for heavy rain across wales and for much of northern england, east and west of the pennines. rainfall totals of around 30 to a0 millimetres, but higher than that with any embedded thunderstorms. brightness developing later on through the day across wales and south—west england. warmest out towards eastern areas of england, with some brightness here. we should see sunshine and showers across much of northern ireland and scotland on monday,

a rumble or two of thunder always possible across the moray firth.rds and eastwards across central and southern england, and into northern england, too. certainly very wet across wales tonight. mild and muggy underneath that rain. clear spells across northern ireland. and for scotland, watch out for a few showers still. now, that rain continues to push further northwards and eastwards through the day on monday. it's a rather messy area of rainfall, a lot of uncertainty still on the timing of the clearance of it. there are localised met office weather warnings in force for heavy rain across wales and for much of northern england, east and west of the pennines. rainfall totals of around 30 to a0 millimetres, but higher than that with any embedded thunderstorms. brightness developing later on through the day across wales and south—west england. warmest out towards eastern areas of england, with some brightness here. we should see sunshine and showers across much of northern ireland and scotland on monday, so a quieter looking day here. it will be windy

but still watch out for showers — possibly thundery across the moray firth, but elsewhere, they shouldt anglia, where it will tend to be brightest. highs here of 23 degrees. more cloud and rain approaching cornwall and the south of wales by the end of the day. and that rain will move further northwards and eastwards through the day on monday, into central and southern england, as far north as northern england. some showers breaking out across northern scotland, but largely dry across scotland perhaps and across northern ireland, too. bright spells, but watch out for showers across parts of east anglia. temperatures here still 22 celsius, in the best of that brightness. on tuesday, that area of low pressure is moving into scandinavia. tuesday looking largely dry, maybe a few showers across central and western areas of scotland, and a murky start to the day. but pressure builds towards the south of england. this is the position of the jet stream through next week. still a lot of debate about how far north it will be. but we expect that warm air from southern europe to move further northw

a rumble or two of thunder always possible across the moray firth.isjust going to be pushing its way further northwards and eastwards across central and southern england, and into northern england, too. certainly very wet across wales tonight. mild and muggy underneath that rain. clear spells across northern ireland. and for scotland, watch out for a few showers still. now, that rain continues to push further northwards and eastwards through the day on monday. it's a rather messy area of rainfall, a lot of uncertainty still on the timing of the clearance of it. there are localised met office weather warnings in force for heavy rain across wales and for much of northern england, east and west of the pennines. rainfall totals of around 30 to a0 millimetres, but higher than that with any embedded thunderstorms. brightness developing later on through the day across wales and south—west england. warmest out towards eastern areas of england, with some brightness here. we should see sunshine and showers across much of northern ireland and scotland on monday

but eastern scotland having some sunshine too and some pleasant warmth around the moray firth.with those winds set to continue as we head into sunday evening, with some cloud and shower outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards across scotland, parts of northern ireland, too. but the winds means temperatures here not falling particularly far, around about the mid teens in places. cooler, fresher, further south and east. dry, some clear skies, but some areas of mist and fog and low cloud forming through parts of the south midlands in towards parts of southern england. for the week ahead, we've got low pressure anchored to the northwest, high pressure down towards the southeast. so, that northwest—southeast split will likely persist for the next few days. and it means on monday, after the early mist and fog in the south clears, it's a dry and fine day for much of england and wales. but further north and northwest, cloudier with some showers and then outbreaks of rain working across the highlands and islands of scotland in towards parts of the west of northern ireland. eastern

spells of sunshine develop, but still watch out for some showers, possibly thundery across the moray firth it will tend to be brightest — highest here of 23 degrees, more cloud and some rain approaching cornwall and the south of wales by the end of the day. and that rain is set to move further northwards and eastwards through the day on monday into central southern england, as far north as northern england. some showers breaking out across northern scotland, but largely dry across scotland perhaps and across northern ireland too. bright spells, but watch out for a few showers across parts of east anglia. temperatures here still 22 degrees celsius in the best on tuesday, that area of low pressure is moving away into scandinavia. tuesday looking largely dry, maybe a few showers across central and western areas of scotland, and it could be quite a murky start to the day. but pressure starts to build towards the south of england. this is the position of the jet stream more or less as we head through next week. still a lot of debate about how far north it will be, but we're expecting that warm

but still watch out for showers — possibly thundery across the moray firth, but elsewhere, they should degrees. more cloud and rain approaching cornwall and the south of wales by the end of the day. and that rain will move further northwards and eastwards through the day on monday, into central and southern england, as far north as northern england. some showers breaking out across northern scotland, but largely dry across scotland perhaps and across northern ireland, too. bright spells, but watch out for showers across parts of east anglia. temperatures here still 22 celsius, in the best of that brightness. on tuesday, that area of low pressure is moving into scandinavia. tuesday looking largely dry, maybe a few showers across central and western areas of scotland, and a murky start to the day. but pressure builds towards the south of england. this is the position of the jet stream through next week. still a lot of debate about how far north it will be. but we expect that warm air from southern europe to move further northwards, on more of a south—easterly wind, so across south wales,

but eastern scotland having some sunshine too and some pleasant warmth around the moray firth.ern england, 25 or 26 degrees. breezy though, in the northwest with those winds set to continue as we head into sunday evening with some cloud and shower outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards across scotland, parts of northern ireland, too. but the winds means temperatures here not falling particularly far, around about the mid teens in places. cooler, fresher, further south and east dry, some clear skies, but some areas of mist and fog and low cloud forming through parts of the south midlands in towards parts of southern england. for the week ahead, we've got low pressure anchored to the northwest, high pressure down towards the southeast. so that northwest—southeast split will likely persist for the next few days. and it means on monday after the early mist and fog in the south clears, it's a dry and fine day for much of england and wales. but further north and northwest, cloudier with some showers and then outbreaks of rain working across the highlands and islands of scotlan

still possibly a rumble or two off thunder across the moray firth, and there will be further spells oft will tend to be driest and brightest, 23 celsius, but this is the position of the rain on sunday night into monday morning. that is going to be moving northwards and eastwards across much of wales, south—west england, central, southern england and into northern england too. it could be that scotland sees a largely dry day, a scattering of showers out towards the east, some heavy and thundery, possibly mostly dry for northern ireland, and lots of dry weather too across east anglia and the southeast of england, although still the risk of some showers here. as we head through tuesday, that deep area of low pressure is moving toward scandinavia and high—pressure starts to build in but still various fronts waiting out in the atlantic. they will be stalled. on tuesday then it is a mostly dry start, but a very murky start to the morning. there is lots of low cloud around, some areas of sea mist and fog as well, possibly some sharp showers breaking out across central and western areas of sco

but watch out for showers — possibly thundery across the moray firth, but elsewhere, they should fall and that rain will move further north and eastwards through the day on monday, into central and southern england, as far north as northern england. showers breaking out across northern scotland, but largely dry across scotland and across northern ireland, too. bright spells, but watch out for showers across parts of east anglia. temperatures here still 22 celsius, in the best of that brightness. on tuesday, that low pressure is moving into scandinavia. tuesday looking largely dry, maybe showers across central and western areas of scotland, and a murky start to the day. but pressure builds towards the south of england. this is the position of the jet stream through next week. still a lot of debate about how far north it will be. we expect that warm air from southern europe to move further northwards, on more of a southerly, across south wales. likely to rise into the mid—20s, possibly across london and the south of england. as highs reach the high—20s. but further north, cooler and mor

it could linger around aberdeenshire, the moray firth and caithness. shores. thursday we start with cloud across scotland and northern england, it should break up, fewer showers around. the odd sharp one, a lot of sunshine and bright weather, and unsure breeze coming from the north sea making it feel a little bit cooler here. temperatures 1a in the north to 27 pushed down towards central and southern england. as we move on into friday, two weather fronts coming our way. both of them are going to bring some heavy and potentially thundery rain. eventually it looks like they are going to emerge. the driest and brightest conditions on friday will be across the far north of scotland and eastern england, but the rest of us will be cloudy, murky, some drizzle coming out of the cloud, and here is our first band of drizzle coming out of the cloud, and here is ourfirst band of rain, here is the second one, the whole lot slowly moving eastwards. this is the timing we have on it but it could change. on friday it will feel very humid particularly from the south and

away from the rain as we push further north, variable amounts of cloud, sunshine around the moray firths in excess of two inches, in a relatively short amount of time. we could have some large hail in eastern england and east anglia with a diameter potentially as much as two centimetres. as you follow the curl round it comes into wales and northern ireland. it will be windy in areas adjacent to the irish sea and it will be warm, very warm for some, it could be a tropical night in the south which means to produce no lower than 20 degrees. the band of rain continues to push north across scotland, windy across scotland, we follow the curl round which will bring more rain across northern ireland and western scotland. it will be windy and northern ireland. if few showers in the west, but was central and eastern areas, enjoy a day with a fair bit of sunshine. these are our temperatures. this regrow it will be a drier day. feeling fresher than today. low pressure and get out of the north—west of us so areas closest to the west will have the lower risk of a shower, more sunshine on offer and th

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