contrast to that, the warmest place in the uk was here, managing i9 celsius, not far behind that for west walesd is tending to melt away across england and wales, the thickest cloud over the next few hours across the north west of the uk, where you might find an odd spot of rain, but it's not really going to amount to much, quite mild for western areas to start the day. quite chilly in the east with temperatures starting off wednesday morning down into low single figures. now, i think by and large for wednesday, there should be more in the way of sunshine to look forward to across england and wales. after a cloudy start in northern ireland, we should see some bright or sunny spells developing here. i wouldn't rule out a bit of rain, though, into the far north west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite cool. temperatures across england and wales for the most part, 15—18 celsius. so i think that will feel pleasant in the may sunshine. but then we start to see some changes coming up from the south west for thursday as a weather front approaches, and that is going to be spreading some rai

wales. after a cloudy start in northern ireland, we should see some bright or sunny spells developing here. i wouldn't rule out a bit of rain, though, into the far north westit will continue to be quite cool. temperatures across england and wales for the most part, 15—18 celsius. so i think that will feel pleasant in the may sunshine. but then we start to see some changes coming up from the south west for thursday as a weather front approaches, and that is going to be spreading some rain. could be quite heavy as well for a time across southwest england before later in the day, the rain edges into parts of wales and the west midlands, probably. there will be some drier and brighter weather ahead of that, and temperatures could still reach around 18 celsius, but it will continue to feel quite cool across eastern scotland and northeast england with the winds coming in off the chilly north sea. now for friday, there's a general downward spiral into more unsettled weather conditions with heavy showers or even some longer spells of rain. the air, though, is relatively mild with the winds coming up from a south westerly direction, 18 celsius, even if we don't get

contrast to that, the warmest place in the uk was here, managing 19 celsius, not far behind that for west wales tending to melt away across england and wales, the thickest cloud over the next few hours across the north west of the uk, where you might find an odd spot of rain, but it's not really going to amount to much, quite mild for western areas to start the day. quite chilly in the east with temperatures starting off wednesday morning down into low single figures. now, i think by and large for wednesday, there should be more in the way of sunshine to look forward to across england and wales. after a cloudy start in northern ireland, we should see some bright or sunny spells developing here. i wouldn't rule out a bit of rain, though, into the far north west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite cool. temperatures across england and wales for the most part, 15—18 celsius. so i think that will feel pleasant in the may sunshine. but then we start to see some changes coming up from the south west for thursday as a weather front approaches, and that is going to be spreading some rain. c

wales. after a cloudy start in northern ireland, we should see some bright or sunny spells developing here. i wouldn't rule out a bit of rain, though, into the far north west and wales for the most part, 15—18 celsius. so i think that will feel pleasant in the may sunshine. but then we start to see some changes coming up from the south west for thursday as a weather front approaches, and that is going to be spreading some rain. could be quite heavy as well for a time across southwest england before later in the day, the rain edges into parts of wales and the west midlands, probably. there will be some drier and brighter weather ahead of that, and temperatures could still reach around 18 celsius, but it will continue to feel quite cool across eastern scotland and northeast england with the winds coming in off the chilly north sea. now for friday, there's a general downward spiral into more unsettled weather conditions with heavy showers or even some longer spells of rain. the air, though, is relatively mild with the winds coming up from a south westerly direction, 18 celsius, even if we don't get a great deal in the way of sunshine. but then on into the wee

contrast to that, the warmest place in the uk was here, managing 19 celsius, not far behind that for west waleso melt away across england and wales, the thickest cloud over the next few hours across the north west of the uk, where you might find an odd spot of rain, but it's not really going to amount to much, quite mild for western areas to start the day. quite chilly in the east with temperatures starting off wednesday morning down into low single figures. now, i think by and large for wednesday, there should be more in the way of sunshine to look forward to across england and wales. after a cloudy start in northern ireland, we should see some bright or sunny spells developing here. i wouldn't rule out a bit of rain, though, into the far north west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite cool. temperatures across england and wales for the most part, 15—18 celsius. so i think that will feel pleasant in the may sunshine. but then we start to see some changes coming up from the south west for thursday as a weather front approaches, and that is going to be spreading some rain. could be qu

to that, the warmest place in the uk was chivnor, managing 19 celsius, not far behind that for west wales wales, the thickest cloud over the next few hours across the north west of the uk, where you might find an odd spot of rain, but it's not really going to amount to much, quite mild for western areas to start the day. quite chilly in the east with temperatures starting off wednesday morning down into low single figures. now, i think by and large for wednesday, there should be more in the way of sunshine to look forward to across england and wales. after a cloudy start in northern ireland, we should see some bright or sunny spells developing here. i wouldn't rule out a bit of rain, though, into the far north west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite cool. temperatures across england and wales for the most part, 15—18 celsius. so i think that will feel pleasant in the may sunshine. but then we start to see some changes coming up from the south west for thursday as a weather front approaches, and that is going to be spreading some rain. could be quite heavy as well for a time a

contrast to that, the warmest place in the uk was here, managing 19 celsius, not far behind that for west walese moment, cloud is tending to melt away across england and wales, the thickest cloud over the next few hours across the north west of the uk, where you might find an odd spot of rain, but it's not really going to amount to much, quite mild for western areas to start the day. quite chilly in the east with temperatures starting off wednesday morning down into low single figures. now, i think by and large for wednesday, there should be more in the way of sunshine to look forward to across england and wales. after a cloudy start in northern ireland, we should see some bright or sunny spells developing here. i wouldn't rule out a bit of rain, though, into the far north west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite cool. temperatures across england and wales for the most part, 15—18 celsius. so i think that will feel pleasant in the may sunshine. but then we start to see some changes coming up from the south west for thursday as a weather front approaches, and that is going to be spre

contrast to that, the warmest place in the uk was here, managing 19 celsius, not far behind that for west waleste mild for western areas to start the day. quite chilly in the east with temperatures starting off wednesday morning down into low single figures. now, i think by and large for wednesday, there should be more in the way of sunshine to look forward to across england and wales. after a cloudy start in northern ireland, we should see some bright or sunny spells developing here. i wouldn't rule out a bit of rain, though, into the far north west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite cool. temperatures across england and wales for the most part, 15—18 celsius. so i think that will feel pleasant in the may sunshine. but then we start to see some changes coming up from the south west for thursday as a weather front approaches, and that is going to be spreading some rain. could be quite heavy as well for a time across southwest england before later in the day, the rain edges into parts of wales and the west midlands, probably. there will be some drier and brighter weather ahead of th

england, it will push that cloud further west, although hanging on to the best of the sunshine in west walestures are going to be pushed to the south—west this time. it will be cooler further north and east, and quite a significant drop in temperature on sunday for the north—east of england. but it's still dry. we've got high pressure in charge. the position of the high means that there's some stronger winds on monday into shetland, blowing in more cloud, and there is also a stronger east to north—easterly wind affecting southern parts of england, which will make it feel a little bit cooler, probably. and we could blow in some cloud in the morning through the midlands and eastern england. that should break up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine around on bank holiday monday. there is cooler air in place across england and wales. highest temperatures will be further west. in northern ireland and scotland, it is turning a bit warmer on monday, temperatures back into the low 20s. high pressure remains in charge on monday and into tuesday. the position is not really changing very much. light wind

and in west wales, temperatures reached 19 degrees.ith sunshine more widely. and in west wales, temperatures reached 19 degrees in the sunshine. in scotland though, we've seen much more clouds. so temperatures have been lower here and we've seen some rain heading into the north—west of scotland. a weakening weather front will take that rain overnight up towards the northern isles. the rest of the uk likely to be dry, the breeze tending to pick up an east or south—easterly breeze. there'll be a few breaks in the cloud, but it may not be quite so chilly as it was last night in eastern parts of england. these are the numbers as we head to dawn on thursday. for many parts of the country on thursday, it looks like it'll be a dry day with some sunshine at times. there will be a few changes, though, that stronger wind off the north sea brings more cloud into eastern scotland, north—east england and a weather front approaching the south—west, bringing some patchy rain here and increases the cloud in northern ireland as well. so for these areas

hello there. 25.1 celsius was the high — porthmadog in north—west wales on tuesday, making it the warmestmainly dry thanks to high pressure, with always the warmest in the sunny side of the weather towards western parts of the uk, always a bit cooler and cloudier further east. now this is the blocking area of high pressure which will continue to bring this mainly dry weather, but if you cast your eyes down towards southern europe, it�*s a different story. here we�*ve got daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week. so rainfall totals will continue to mount here. could even see some localised flooding in places but further north, thanks that area of high pressure, it�*s going to stay almost bone dry, but we could see some drizzle at times across eastern england under the thickest of the cloud as we start early wednesday. and under that cloud blanket, which will spread across much of england and wales. temperatures won�*t fall much below 7 to 10 degrees, but chilly under the clear skies in the north—west and a little bit of mist and fog, but it�*s here where you�

temperatures yesterday in north—west wales got up to 23.3 celsius, the warmest day of the year so farly dry, may be sunshine and varying amounts of class on each day come in different parts of the uk, there will be a bit of cloud but it's all because we have this area of high pressure which isjust it's all because we have this area of high pressure which is just down to the south—west. it will drift its way if anything further north and east words becoming more centred across the uk by the end of the week, with an area of high pressure blocks all the rain bearing weather fronts coming to our shores and it will stay dry. i say mostly dry because there will be one or two showers this afternoon, just in northern parts of england and may neatly over higher ground here but for most it will turn sunny into the afternoon and temperature is generally about 16—23 c and always a bit fresher on the north sea coasts. through this evening and tonight, again we will see a bit of cloud moving its way in but otherwise there will be plenty of clear skies. temperatures in the towns and cities getting d

sunshine, scattered showers which could be heavy and thundery, particularly from east wales eastwards, west wales seeing too many showers. northern ireland brightening up through the afternoon with some spells of sunshine. most of us temperatures between 1a and 17 degrees. but through the afternoon, those temperatures dropping across the northern half of scotland. behind our weather front, some cloud, the odd spot of rain, that frontal system sinking further southwards as we go through monday night. not much more than a band of cloud, really, but to the north of it, it is going to be quite a chilly start to tuesday. we could well see a touch of frost across some parts of the highlands. so for tuesday morning, a rather chilly start. for many, this band of cloud likely to be left across the uk. maybe the odd spot of rain, the odd shower breaking out. but most places, i think, will be dry and we should see some spells of sunshine, but a little on the cool side across northern scotland and down into the eastern side of england, ten to 12 degrees even further south and west, not as warm as it has been

sunshine, scattered showers which could be heavy and thundery, particularly from east wales eastwards, west walesnorthern ireland brightening up through the afternoon with some spells of sunshine. most of us temperatures between 1a and 17 degrees. but through the afternoon, those temperatures dropping across the northern half of scotland. behind our weather front, some cloud, the odd spot of rain, that frontal system sinking further southwards as we go through monday night. not much more than a band of cloud, really, but to the north of it, it is going to be quite a chilly start to tuesday. we could well see a touch of frost across some parts of the highlands. so for tuesday morning, a rather chilly start. for many, this band of cloud likely to be left across the uk. maybe the odd spot of rain, the odd shower breaking out. but most places, i think, will be dry and we should see some spells of sunshine, but a little on the cool side across northern scotland and down into the eastern side of england, ten to 12 degrees even further south and west, not as warm as it has been. now, on wednesday, a wea

hello there. 25.1 celsius was the high in porthmadog in north—west wales on tuesday, making it the warmestacross the country. and for the rest of the week, it does stay mainly dry thanks to high pressure, always the warmest and the sunniest of the weather towards western parts of the uk, always a bit cooler and cloudier further east. now, this is the blocking area of high pressure which will continue to bring this mainly dry weather. but if you cast your eyes down towards southern europe, it's a different story. here, we've got daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week. so rainfall totals will continue to mount here. could even see some localised flooding in places but further north, thanks that area of high pressure, it's going to stay almost bone dry, but we could see some drizzle at times across eastern england under the thickest of the cloud as we start early wednesday, and under that cloud blanket, which will spread across much of england and wales, temperatures won't fall much below seven to ten degrees, but chilly under the clear skies in the northwest

west scotland and northern ireland. it's not the only place that will see rain, though, because after a fine start across england and walesll move from west to east. and, again, they're likely to be heavy with some hail and thunder mixed in once again. now, temperatures still pretty much at best reaching the upper teens. thursday, we see further showers, particularly concentrated across england and wales. something a bit brighter for scotland and northern ireland. but as you can see from the outlook, we are expecting it to stay pretty unsettled. �*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. a touching tribute from a son to his father as the king and queen issue a thank you to the nation — the prince of wales says his father has dedicated himself to serve others. my my father has understood people of all faiths, all backgrounds and all communities deserve to be celebrated and supported. applause. we are all so proud of you. pa, we are all so proud of you. in texas at least 7 people have died when a car struck a crowd outside migrant centre and let the eurovision song contest begi

frontal system pushing south—eastwards out of scotland and northern ireland into northern england and west wales for aberdeen, for glasgow, for belfast, but a warmer day in eastern england — 20 or 21 degrees. now, as we head through sunday night, this weather front will push a little further south—eastwards and we'll also see this little clump of showers drifting across eastern scotland and down into north—eastern england. actually quite chilly for monday morning across northern and western parts of the uk — four degrees there in glasgow, for example — because as we head into monday and this frontal system clears through, we will be left in some cooler air — in fact, in quite a chilly north—westerly wind around the top of an area of high pressure. that wind will be noticeable through the day. it'll certainly make it feel chillier. we will see some showers running down the east coast of england and, more generally, some scattered showers breaking up, particularly across central and northern parts of the uk. not as many down towards the south but lower temperatures —12—15 degrees. actually, a litt

england, it will push the cloud further west, although hanging on to the best of the sunshine in west wales temperatures will be pushed to the south—west this time. it will be cooler further north and east, and quite a significant drop in temperature on sunday for the north—east of england. but it's still dry, we've got high pressure in charge. the position of the high means that there are stronger winds on monday into shetland, blowing in more cloud, and there is also a stronger east to north—easterly wind affecting southern parts of england, which will make it feel a little bit cooler, probably. and we could blow in some cloud in the morning through the midlands and eastern england, that should break up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine around on bank holiday monday. there is cooler air in place across england and wales, highest temperatures will be further west. in northern ireland and scotland, it is turning a bit warmer on monday, temperatures back into the low 20s. high pressure remains in charge on monday and into tuesday. the position is not really changing very much. light winds f

england, it will push that cloud further west, although hanging on to the best of the sunshine in west walesst temperatures are going to be pushed to the south—west this time. it will be cooler further north and east, and quite a significant drop in temperature on sunday for the north—east of england. but it's still dry. we've got high pressure in charge. the position of the high means that there's some stronger winds on monday into shetland, blowing in more cloud, and there is also a stronger east to north—easterly wind affecting southern parts of england, which will make it feel a little bit cooler, probably. and we could blow in some cloud in the morning through the midlands and eastern england. that should break up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine around on bank holiday monday. there is cooler air in place across england and wales. highest temperatures will be further west. in northern ireland and scotland, it is turning a bit warmer on monday, temperatures back into the low 20s. high pressure remains in charge on monday and into tuesday. the position is not really changing very much.

england, it will push that cloud further west, although hanging on to the best of the sunshine in west waless are going to be pushed to the south—west this time. it will be cooler further north and east, and quite a significant drop in temperature on sunday for the north—east of england. but it's still dry. we've got high pressure in charge. the position of the high means that there's some stronger winds on monday into shetland, blowing in more cloud, and there is also a stronger east to north—easterly wind affecting southern parts of england, which will make it feel a little bit cooler, probably. and we could blow in some cloud in the morning through the midlands and eastern england. that should break up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine around on bank holiday monday. there is cooler air in place across england and wales. highest temperatures will be further west. in northern ireland and scotland, it is turning a bit warmer on monday, temperatures back into the low 20s. high pressure remains in charge on monday and into tuesday. the position is not really changing very much. light winds fo

west. underneath that cloud, temperatures are going to be around 16 or 17, could be a touch warmer as it brightens up in the moray firth, but in the sunshine across england and walesrth—west and this evening and overnight, it gets a bit wetter for a while in scotland and northern ireland before the rain tends to peter out. could see a bit of mist, fog and low cloud again across eastern areas of england, and with clearer skies in england and wales, temperatures could be as low as four or 5 degrees. let�*s set the scene for sunday and we�*ve got high pressure extending across the uk. that weather front bringing the rain overnight gets stuck in scotland and just peters out. a bit more of an east or north—easterly breeze could drag in some cloud from off the north sea, particularly into the south—east of england. there will be some sunshine around as well. still that cloud for much of scotland and northern ireland, not much rain falling, though by the afternoon and in the far north—west, there could actually be some sunshine. not necessarily going to help the temperatures, mind you. may well be a little bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland on sunday. still the

the showers will move west across wales and south—west england and will fade overnight. and and wales, largely dry, areas of low cloud and mist and but for scotland, more cloud and bits and pieces of rain. that is the story for northern ireland and much of scotland tomorrow. cloud for much of the time, a bit of rain, not a tomorrow. cloud for much of the time, a bit of rain, nota huge amount. the south—east should see some sunshine. england and wales, largely sunny skies, patchy cloud towards the south but only a tiny chance for a shower. may be chilli for some north sea coasts, further west 17 to 20 degrees, but whatever the temperature is where you are, if you have sunshine, it is strong. moderate or high uv levels for many to protect yourself if you are out for any length of time. sunday, a similar —looking day and this frontal system bringing cloud and rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland. but not a huge amount of rain. for england and wales, patchy cloud but good spells of strong sunshine and the highest temperature is perhaps in parts of western england, w

england, it will push that cloud further west, although hanging on to the best of the sunshine in west walesg to be pushed to the south—west this time. it will be cooler, further north and east, and quite a significant drop in temperature on sunday for the north—east of england. but it's still dry. we've got high pressure in charge. the position of the high means that there's some stronger winds on monday into shetland, blowing in more cloud, and there is also a stronger east—to—north—easterly wind affecting southern parts of england, which will make it feel a little bit cooler, probably. and we could blow in some cloud in the morning through the midlands and eastern england. that should break up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine around on bank holiday monday. there is cooler air in place across england and wales. highest temperatures will be further west. in northern ireland and scotland, it is turning a bit warmer on monday, temperatures back into the low 20s. high pressure remains in charge on monday and into tuesday. the position is not really changing very much. light winds for many, b

west. underneath that cloud, temperatures are going to be around 16 or 17, could be a touch warmer as it brightens up in the moray firth, but in the sunshine across england and wales sea coasts. i mentioned some rain coming into the north—west and this evening and overnight, it gets a bit wetter for a while in scotland and northern ireland before the rain tends to peter out. could see a bit of mist, fog and low cloud again across eastern areas of england, and with clearer skies in england and wales, temperatures could be as low as four or 5 degrees. let's set the scene for sunday and we've got high pressure extending across the uk. that weather front bringing the rain overnight gets stuck in scotland and just peters out. a bit more of an east or north—easterly breeze could drag in some cloud from off the north sea, particularly into the south—east of england. there will be some sunshine around as well. still that cloud for much of scotland and northern ireland, not much rain falling, though by the afternoon and in the far north—west, there could actually be some sunshine. not necessarily going to help the temperatures, mind you. may well be a little bit cooler in

england it will push that cloud further west although hanging onto the best of the sunshine in west walesnortheast of england. it still dry, high pressure in charge, stronger winds on monday and two shetland blowing on monday and two shetland blowing on more cloud and there's also a northeasterly wind that should break up northeasterly wind that should break up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine around on bank holiday monday. cooler air in place across england or wales, highest temperatures moving further west, ireland and scotland turning a bit warmer on monday with temperatures back into the low 20s. high pressure remains in charge for monday and into tuesday. the position is not really changing very much, light winds for many, strong winds for the english channel and southern parts of england. with the wind coming in off the north sea we could see more cloud on tuesday for eastern areas of england, going to be warmer towards the west and the north, temperatures getting into the low 20s, scotland could see highs of 2a degrees or so on tuesday. really all week we are dominated by high pr

before we get there, pesky low cloud with us again, most of england, west wales, eastern... are looking at dry weather conditions, the best of the early morning sunshine likely to be across west scotland, northern ireland and wales. cloudy elsewhere, that managed to be by the may sunshine. 0ne managed to be by the may sunshine. one or two areas keep the cloud across eastern areas of england, round the east coast, same for eastern scotland, but for the majority it is dry, sunny, and getting warmer, temperatures high teens to low 20s. perhaps reaching 22 in northern ireland. if it happens, it will be the warmest day of the year so far. not that 22 is that impressive. by this stage of the year, more often than not, we have already had warm spells with temperatures into the mid or high 20s, so 22 the stage of may, pah! a cold front coming dropping rain and temperatures. a cooler day for scotland and northern ireland, rain here. it will reach england and wales as well. i cannot relate and a showery stop that, but there will be his is of sunshine could stay quite warm, temperature

into this evening and overnight, showers in the south—west and wales, develop more widely, pushing northwardsnd, vertically further north, south is milder, temperatures in double fee did boot—mack figures. some hit and miss showers to begin friday, driest and brightest will be the far north of scotland, but a windy day. slow and thundery showers through the afternoon. some of you will see more than others, some will stay with sunny spells and staying pleasant in the sunshine with temperatures in the sunshine with temperatures in the high teens. as we go through the weekend, low pressure becomes more dominant. this one developing to the south of the parent low pressure system may give us a few problems on saturday. increasing cloud across the country and rain spreading from the country and rain spreading from the south and south—west through the morning and afternoon. across england and wales, even scotland and northern ireland will see some thunderstorms break out in the second half of the day. you will notice that it is still milder, feeling warmer in northern scotland compared to what we ha

hello there. 25.1 celsius was the high — porthmadog in north—west wales on tuesday, making it the warmestweek it does stay mainly dry thanks to high pressure, with always the warmest in the sunny side of the weather towards western parts of the uk, always a bit cooler and cloudier further east. now this is the blocking area of high pressure which will continue to bring this mainly dry weather, but if you cast your eyes down towards southern europe, it's a different story. here we've got daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week. so rainfall totals will continue to mount here. could even see some localised flooding in places but further north, thanks that area of high pressure, it's going to stay almost bone dry, but we could see some drizzle at times across eastern england under the thickest of the cloud. as we start early wednesday. and under that cloud blanket, which will spread across much of england and wales. temperatures won't fall much below 7 to 10 degrees, but chilly under the clear skies in the north—west and a little bit of mist and fog, but it's h

west. underneath that cloud, temperatures are going to be around 16 or 17, could be a touch warmer as it brightens up in the moray firth, but in the sunshine across england and walesg into the north—west and this evening and overnight, it gets a bit wetter for a while in scotland and northern ireland before the rain tends to peter out. could see a bit of mist, fog and low cloud again across eastern areas of england, and with clearer skies in england and wales, temperatures could be as low as four or 5 degrees. let's set the scene for sunday and we've got high pressure extending across the uk. that weather front bringing the rain overnight gets stuck in scotland and just peters out. a bit more of an east or north—easterly breeze could drag in some cloud from off the north sea, particularly into the south—east of england. there will be some sunshine around as well. still that cloud for much of scotland and northern ireland, not much rain falling, though by the afternoon and in the far north—west, there could actually be some sunshine. not necessarily going to help the temperatures, mind you. may well be a little bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland on sunday.

frontal system pushing south—eastwards out of scotland and northern ireland into northern england and west waleseen, for glasgow, for belfast, but a warmer day in eastern england — 20 or 21 degrees. now, as we head through sunday night, this weather front will push a little further south—eastwards and we'll also see this little clump of showers drifting across eastern scotland and down into north—eastern england. actually quite chilly for monday morning across northern and western parts of the uk — four degrees there in glasgow, for example — because as we head into monday and this frontal system clears through, we will be left in some cooler air — in fact, in quite a chilly north—westerly wind around the top of an area of high pressure. that wind will be noticeable through the day. it'll certainly make it feel chillier. we will see some showers running down the east coast of england and, more generally, some scattered showers breaking up, particularly across central and northern parts of the uk. not as many down towards the south but lower temperatures — 12—15 degrees. actually, a little disapp

hello there. 25.1 celsius was the high in porthmadog in north—west wales on tuesday, making it the warmestand for the rest of the week, it does stay mainly dry thanks to high pressure, always the warmest and the sunniest of the weather towards western parts of the uk, always a bit cooler and cloudier further east. now this is the blocking area of high pressure which will continue to bring this mainly dry weather. but if you cast your eyes down towards southern europe, it's a different story. here, we've got daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week. so rainfall totals will continue to mount here. could even see some localised flooding in places but further north, thanks that area of high pressure, it's going to stay almost bone dry, but we could see some drizzle at times across eastern england under the thickest of the cloud as we start early wednesday, and under that cloud blanket, which will spread across much of england and wales, temperatures won't fall much below seven to ten degrees, but chilly under the clear skies in the northwest and a little bit of m

hello there. 25.1 celsius was the high in porthmadog in north—west wales on tuesday, making it the warmestek, it does stay mainly dry thanks to high pressure, always the warmest and the sunniest of the weather towards western parts of the uk, always a bit cooler and cloudier further east. now this is the blocking area of high pressure which will continue to bring this mainly dry weather. but if you cast your eyes down towards southern europe, it's a different story. here, we've got daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week. so rainfall totals will continue to mount here. could even see some localised flooding in places but further north, thanks that area of high pressure, it's going to stay almost bone dry, but we could see some drizzle at times across eastern england under the thickest of the cloud as we start early wednesday, and under that cloud blanket, which will spread across much of england and wales, temperatures won't fall much below seven to ten degrees, but chilly under the clear skies in the northwest and a little bit of mist and fog, but it's here

west scotland and northern ireland. it's not the only place that will see rain, though, because, after a fine start across england and wales be heavy, with some hail and thunder mixed in once again. temperatures still pretty much at best reaching the upper teens. thursday, we see further showers, particularly concentrated across england and wales. something a bit brighterfor scotland and northern ireland, but as you can see from the outlook, we are expecting it to stay pretty unsettled. live from washington, this is bbc news. a concert fit for a king. windsor castle plays host to a star—studded evening of entertainment to celebrate the coronation. another tragedy in texas, where seven are dead after a car struck a group of people at a bus stop near a migrant centre. and a milestone meeting. japan's prime minister makes his country's first official visit to south korea in more than a decade. hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to the programme. a concert fit for a king, as charles and queen camilla, along with 20,000 others, were treated to a 90 minute