line of thunderstorms and showers developing really from east anglia all the way down to the isle of wightating te frequent lightning strikes. and they'll be gradually fading away through the first half of the night, may keep going all night across the far southeast of england. elsewhere, it's mainly dry, mist and low cloud pushing into north—eastern coasts, also across parts of northern ireland, but elsewhere, some clearer skies. it's still a mild, and in places, muggy night, with temperatures across the southern half of the uk not much lower than 111—15 celsius. it's a fairly quiet start to the new week for many, plenty of cloud across parts of scotland, northern ireland and north—east england. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine. we should all see some sunshine through the day, but also the chance of seeing a thunderstorm as well. very well scattered, very hit and miss, not everyone will see them, in fact, where we miss them and get the best of the sunshine, we could see highs of 25—26 celsius across parts of england and wales. but those showers never too far away, and starting to gather

remains in place, parts of wales, the midlands, southwest england towards hampshire and the isle of wightucture and potential travel to. it's here where we see the highest temperatures this afternoon, 30—31 celsius quite widely across these areas. a little bit fresher for some coastal parts, as we will see elsewhere, we can see temperature still into the high 20s for many across northern england, parts of northern ireland and even into the far southwest of scotland. the north and east of scotland, parts of northeast england, the yellows on the chart there indication that things are little bit cooler, and that's because we will have some low cloud lapping onshore every now and again. at the heat across england could spark off some severe thunderstorms, only seeing one or two already, more to come to go to the afternoon into the evening. and it will be a pretty muggy evening as well, trying to get to sleep, well, by midnight, temperatures still in the low 20s for a few of you. and even as we go through the latter stages of the night, the showers will fade, mist and fog will develop across s

allow of -10 .3 degrees, to the rain in october th the wettest day on record and wind on the isle of wight reading 100 kilometers per hour. the reports says the u.k. is gettg wetter, warmer and sunnier. >> from our observations, we can see the u.k. climate is already changing climate change is not something we have to worry about are the end of the century. we are saying this very -- seeing this very clearly in our observations now. rebecca: this map shows the u.k.'s warning. the darker the red, the bigger the temperature increase. everywhere is hotter by an average of 1.9 degrees. east midlands have warmed more than one degree. on this map, dark blue means more rain. the u.k. now has an erage of 6% net -- now is an average of 6% wetter. in scotland, 10%. it is putting strain on the u.k. infrastructure. extreme heat, halting trains as tracks buckle. rain or shine, the world will head to the united nations climate summit this year and we will find out of governments rest to the challenge of cutting omissions to stop the worst effects of climate change -- cutting emissions to stop the worst

volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wight the area of low pressure is moving away as we speak. now, that is going to continue to anchor itself up into the far northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through, maybe a few isolated showers lingering for a time, but generally a better day. there will be a few showers developing through the afternoon, some of these possibly heavy and thundery, but they should be a little more interspersed in comparison to the weekend. temperatures, well, with a little more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 celsius the high. but we will start to see more showers developing. from the west, moving into northern ireland, southwest wales, southwest england by the end of the day. it's a weather front that's going to move through, and the weather story changes as we go through the week. with low pressure anchored to the north

volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wight that is going to continue to anchor itself up into the far northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through, maybe a few isolated showers lingering for a time, but generally a better day. there will be a few showers developing through the afternoon, some of these possibly heavy and thundery, but they should be a little more interspersed in comparison to the weekend. temperatures, well, with a little more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 celsius the high. but we will start to see more showers developing. from the west, moving into northern ireland, southwest wales, southwest england by the end of the day. it's a weather front that's going to move through, and the weather story changes as we go through the week. with low pressure anchored to the north and those winds swinging in a clockwise direction, it will

volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wightak. now, that is going to continue to anchor itself up into the far northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through, maybe a few isolated showers lingering for a time, but generally a better day. there will be a few showers developing through the afternoon, some of these possibly heavy and thundery, but they should be a little more interspersed in comparison to the weekend. temperatures, well, with a little more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 celsius the high. but we will start to see more showers developing. from the west, moving into northern ireland, southwest wales, southwest england by the end of the day. it's a weather front that's going to move through, and the weather story changes as we go through the week. with low pressure anchored to the north and those winds swinging in a clockwise direction,

line of thunderstorms and showers developing really from east anglia all the way down to the isle of wightd they'll be gradually fading away through the first half of the night, may keep going all night across the far southeast of england. elsewhere, it's mainly dry, mist and low cloud pushing into northeastern coasts, also across parts of northern ireland, but elsewhere, some clearer skies. it's still a mild, and in places, muggy night, with temperatures across the southern half of the uk not much lower than 14—15 celsius. it's a fairly quiet start to the new week for many, plenty of cloud across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northeast england. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine. we should all see some sunshine through the day, but also the chance of seeing a thunderstorm as well. very well scattered, very hit and miss, not everyone will see them, in fact, where we miss them and get the best of the sunshine, we could see highs of 25—26 celsius across parts of england and wales. but those showers never too far away, and starting to gather in the west as we head through monday nig

volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wightw, that is going to continue to anchor itself up into the far northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through, maybe a few isolated showers lingering for a time, but generally a better day. there will be a few showers developing through the afternoon, some of these possibly heavy and thundery, but they should be a little more interspersed in comparison to the weekend. temperatures, well, with a little more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 celsius the high. but we will start to see more showers developing. from the west, moving into northern ireland, southwest wales, southwest england by the end of the day. it's a weather front that's going to move through, and the weather story changes as we go through the week. with low pressure anchored to the north and those winds swinging in a clockwise direction, it wi

volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wightanchor itself up into the far northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through, maybe a few isolated showers lingering for a time, but generally a better day. there will be a few showers developing through the afternoon, some of these possibly heavy and thundery, but they should be a little more interspersed in comparison to the weekend. temperatures, well, with a little more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 celsius the high. but we will start to see more showers developing. from the west, moving into northern ireland, southwest wales, southwest england by the end of the day. it's a weather front that's going to move through, and the weather story changes as we go through the week. with low pressure anchored to the north and those winds swinging in a clockwise direction, it will be driving in more moisture,

volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wightfar northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through, maybe a few isolated showers lingering for a time, but generally a better day. there will be a few showers developing through the afternoon, some of these possibly heavy and thundery, but they should be a little more interspersed in comparison to the weekend. temperatures, well, with a little more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 celsius the high. but we will start to see more showers developing. from the west, moving into northern ireland, southwest wales, southwest england by the end of the day. it's a weather front that's going to move through, and the weather story changes as we go through the week. with low pressure anchored to the north and those winds swinging in a clockwise direction, it will be driving in more moisture, more cloud, and certainly

day of minus 10.3 degrees to rain in october with the wettest day on record and wind on the isle of wightr, wetter and sunnier. we can see very clearly from observations that the gatekeepers that climate is already changing so climate change is notjust something that is going to happen in 2015 or we need to worry about at the end of the century. we are seeing this in our observations now. the report compared to most recent three decades with the 30 years before and it shows the good care is warming. before and it shows the uk is warming. the darker the red the bigger the temperature increase and every is hotter by an average 0.9 degrees but east anglia and the east midlands have warmed by more than 1 degrees. in this map shows the changes in average rainfall. dark blue means more rain and the uk is an average of 6% wetter, but across much of scotland the increase is more than 10%. it is putting immense strain on the uk's infrastructure. extreme heat halting trains as tracks buckle. come rain or shine, the world will be heading to glasgow later this year for the united nations climate summ

andy weeks — from hampshire and isle of wight fire and rescue service — went to the scene.y the storm and they knew how to get out of the house, they had prepared, so they managed to safely make their way out. i can imagine it was very frightening and quite distressing to have that happen to you. one of the largest music festivals in europe — to be staged since the start of the pandemic — is taking place this weekend in sheffield. around 40,000 people are expected to attend tramline which is one of the government's test events. there'll be no masks or social distancing but concert goers will need to prove they're fully vaccinated or can show a negative covid test. corinne wheatley reports. it's a scene we used to take for granted during the festival season. now it seems a little unfamiliar. the main thing that's changed this year is how you get in. if you're not double vaccinated, you have to do a lateral flow test, i did mine last night, for example, and then log the results on the government website, and then use the nhs app to bring up your covid pass and show this along

had the frequent lightning strikes and developing a line ugly down from east anglia to the isle of wightevening and into the first part of the night. they will slowly start to lose some of their energy but could keep going all night across the far south—east of england. elsewhere a's guy, mister and low cloud pushing into north—east, north—eastern areas and also because northern ireland as well but elsewhere some clearer skies. that said, it's still a mild if not muggy night in places. in the southern half of the uk, temperature not following much below 15 or 16 celsius. for many of us, we get off to a quiet start with a new week. morning sunshine in places. we will see some thunderstorms developing almost anywhere as the day wears on. really hit and miss and there will be some strong spells of sunshine helping temperatures gets up to 25 or 26 celsius across england and wales but the cooler— feeling they and a chance that we will start to see more showers. gathering across the west the monday night tied in with this feature here which will be transferring its way eastwards and low pressu

volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wighta of low pressure is moving away as we speak. now, that is going to continue to anchor itself up into the far northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through, maybe a few isolated showers lingering for a time, but generally a better day. there will be a few showers developing through the afternoon, some of these possibly heavy and thundery, but they should be a little more interspersed in comparison to the weekend. temperatures, well, with a little more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 celsius the high. but we will start to see more showers developing. from the west, moving into northern ireland, southwest wales, southwest england by the end of the day. it's a weather front that's going to move through, and the weather story changes as we go through the week. with low pressure anchored to the north and thos

andy weeks from hampshire and isle of wight fire and rescue service went to the scene. feel for the people involved. fortunately, they were woken up by the storm and they knew how to get out of the house, they had prepared, so they managed to safely make their way out. i can imagine it was very frightening and quite distressing to have that happen to you. the headlines on bbc news... the olympics host nationjapan picks up its first medals — a gold and a silver in thejudo competition. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the men's cycling road race and a golden run for china — with its team picking up two golds in shooting and weightlifting. tackling britain's "pingdemic" — hundreds more covid testing sites are to be set up across england to ensure essential workers can avoid self—isolation and keep working. let's get more on the olympics now, from the bbc sport centre, here's austin. adam peaty is one of the best british hopes for gold. world record holder, defending champion, topped the time sheets, eased his way into the time sheets, eased his way into the se

low of minus 10.3 degrees, to rain in october with the wettest day on record and wind on the isle of wightith gusts reaching over 100 mph. the report says the uk is getting warmer, wetter and sunnier. we can see very clearly from our observations that the uk's climate is already changing so climate change is notjust something that is going to happen in 2050 or we need to worry about at the end of the century. we are seeing this in our observations now. the report compared the most recent three decades with the 30 years before and it shows the uk is warming. the darker the red the bigger the temperature increase and everywhere is hotter by an average 0.9 degrees but east anglia and the east midlands have warmed by more than one degree. this map shows the changes in average rainfall. dark blue means more rain and the uk is an average of 6% wetter, but across much of scotland the increase is more than 10%. it's putting immense strain on the uk's infrastructure. extreme heat halting trains as tracks buckle. but scientists warn of worse to come, with future temperatures reaching over a0 degrees

volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wightw, that is going to continue to anchor itself up into the far northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through, maybe a few isolated showers lingering for a time, but generally a better day. there will be a few showers developing through the afternoon, some of these possibly heavy and thundery, but they should be a little more interspersed in comparison to the weekend. temperatures, well, with a little more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 celsius the high. but we will start to see more showers developing. from the west, moving into northern ireland, southwest wales, southwest england by the end of the day. it's a weather front that's going to move through, and the weather story changes as we go through the week. with low pressure anchored to the north and those winds swinging in a clockwise direction, it wi

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that have as much of wales, then west midlands, south—west england, hampshire and the isle of wight.r bit of cloud in the north and east of scotland and england as well as northern ireland. a lot of this will burn away and linger in parts of north—east scotland. we could see showers as the temperatures climb, which could be torrential if you catch one. a high in the south—west of ireland of 30 degrees. there will be clear skies and more cloud will come romping in across the north sea in northern and eastern areas. another warm night and another uncomfortable one falsely in. we will start off with blue skies. the cloud tending to burn back some of it lingering on the coastline. temperature wise, the highest temperatures will be in the west. that is where we have the highest risk of a shower. there could be torrential and thundery showers. we could see 30, possibly more in parts of the west of northern ireland and wales. cooler than it has been in eastern areas. still high temperatures in the west. then an area of low pressure coming in which is likely to bring some rain across the isl

of —10.3 celsius, to reign in october with the latest and record and leaned ——wind in the isle of wightady changing. so climate change isn't just something that's going to happen in 2050, or we need to worry about towards the end of the century. we are seeing this very clearly in our observations now. the report compared to the most recent three decades were the 30 years before, this map shows the uk is warming. the darker the red, the bigger the temperature increase, and everywhere is now hotter by an average of 0.9 degrees. but east anglia and east midlands have warmed by more than 1 degrees. this map shows the changes in average rainfall. dark blue means more rain, and the uk is now an average of 6% wetter, but across much of scotland, the increase is more than 10%. it's putting immense strain on the uk's infrastructure, extreme heat halting trains as tracks buckle. come rain or shine, the world will be heading to glasgow later this year for the united nations climate summit, and we will find out if governments can rise to the challenge of cutting emissions to stop the worst effect o

low of minus 10.3 degrees to reign in october with the wettest day on record and wind on the isle of wightmph. the report says the uk is getting warmer, wetter and sunnier. we can see very clearly from observations that the gatekeepers that climate is already changing so climate change is notjust something that is going to happen in 2015 or we need to worry about at the end of the century. we are seeing this in our observations now. the report compared to most recent three decades with the 30 years before and it shows the good care is warming. the darker the red the bigger the temperature increase and every is hotter by an average 0.9 degrees but east anglia and the east midlands have won by more than 1 degrees. in this map shows the changes in average rainfall. dark blue means more rain and the uk is an average of 6% wetter, but across much of scotland the increase is more than 10%. it is putting immense strain on the uk's infrastructure. extreme heat halting trains as tracks buckle. experts warn all future temperatures reaching over a0 degrees. what is interesting as there is lots of dat

the app was delayed after an early version trialled on the isle of wight proved unreliable and raisedbut we don't know how many people are still using it. more than a million positive test results have been recorded in the app, and they've triggered nearly two and a half million contact tracing alerts, sending people into isolation. you can see here how there's been a spike in those alerts, as cases have risen in the last few weeks. the fact that thousands of locations ask you to scan in to register a visit, has encouraged use of the app. but what happens when places like this are told they no longer need to get people to check in? it seems possible that many customers will simply decide to turn the app off, especially given the high number of alerts it's sending out right now. with infections on the rise again, some businesses say the app is causing them real problems as staff are sent home. and amongst the public, there are mixed feelings about sticking with it. if i don't need it to get into restaurants and stuff, yeah, i'll get rid of it for sure. as things are getting better, and

stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wight. they slowly faded away.e. generally a better day. a few showers developing in the afternoon. some of them possibly heavy and thundery. they should be more interspersed compared to the weekend. temperatures, with more sunshine, higher in england, with 26 degrees the hive. but we will start to see more showers developing from the west, moving into northern ireland, south—west wales and south—west england by the end of the day. it is a weather front that is going to move through. the weather story changes through the week. low pressure anchored to the north. winds swinging in a clockwise direction driving and more moisture, more cloud and certainly more of a breeze on exposed coasts. tuesday is a messy picture. there will be a lot of cloud. some showers. some of them thundery in nature. i'm not going to be too clever about it. almost any way could catch a shower on tuesday. they could be quite heavy. temperatures will struggle. 15 to 21 celsius. just going below where they should be now for the time of the year

on a clear day you can see as far as the isle of wight.and, northern ireland, england and wales, long spells of sunshine today. fairweather cloud bubbling up later. temperatures between 21 and 27. sunshine will last into the evening. things remain dry tonight. more cloud drifting into scotland and northern ireland tonight. and some mist patches in england and wales. but quite mild night to come. tomorrow, similar to today. a lot of sunshine and dry weather. more cloud in north—west scotland bringing drizzle. eastern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, sunny spells. temperatures up to 29 in the warmest spots on saturday. sunday, the peak of the heat. we could see places reaching 30, even higher, and that will be the first time this year we have hit 30 degrees. a sunny hot weekend ahead. kidney damage, collapsed lungs and heart problems are among the medical conditions commonly seen in adults under 50, who have been treated in hospital for covid—19. a new study published in the lancet found that the risk of further complications t

0vernight, it has also been quite uncomfortable for sleeping in, temperatures currently on the isle of wight have a bit more cloud around. the forecast for today once again is a hot and sunny one for the bulk of the uk, you could say that for much of this week, but there's a chance to be weak we could catch the odd isolated thunderstorm, which could be quite heavy later in the afternoon into the early evening period. but most of us will miss them. today across the north, a bit of cloud around, fairly broken, a little bit of fog across parts of northern ireland. all of that will lift, they will see some sunshine. some of those already starting with that sunshine, a bit more cloud perhaps hanging on to the north—east of scotland through the day, and again the risk of the thunderstorm as we go through the course of the latter part of the afternoon. but temperatures once again ranging from 13 in the north end the clouds to about 20 may be 30 as become further south. through this evening and overnight come in the tend to fade, a lot of clear skies. a bit more cloud and some mist form and across p

the app was delayed after an early version trialled on the isle of wight proved unreliable and raised government to change tack says the final version has worked. something of the order of half a million to 600,000 cases were averted as a result of using this app. so that has to be worth it. the nhs covid—19 app has been downloaded nearly 26 million times, but we don't know how many people are still using it. more than a million positive test results have been recorded in the app, and they've triggered nearly two and one half million contact tracing alerts, sending people into isolation. you can see here how there's been a spike in those alerts, as cases have risen in the last few weeks. the fact that thousands of locations ask you to scan in to register it, has encouraged use of the app. but what happens when places like this are told they no longer need to get people to check in? it seems possible that many customers will simply decide to turn the app off, especially given the high number of alerts it's sending out right now. with infections on the rise again, some businesses say th

the area, southwest, the west midlands, hampshire and the isle of wight.ons. things like dehydration, nausea and things like heat exhaustion. as well as that it may impact infrastructure, transportation, there could be delays and power cuts. that is something we are seeing more of as we go through the rest of the summer. the outlook for a few days is one of sunny spells and scattered showers. the showers will be more isolated like yesterday. we could catch one. this morning there is some misting is around. many starting with sunshine the mist soon lifting. a lot of the cloud will break out. we could hang onto some in the north—east around the coast. that is where we can see sea breezes and temperatures are not as high. further north we are into the low to the high teens. as we head on into the evening, watch what happens to the temperature. not a lot, it will come down that we are hanging on to the deeper colours, indicating that by 11 o'clock at night temperatures will be 22 degrees in london, 23 in birmingham. as we go through the rest of the night there

extreme heat across the south—west and south west midlands and hampshire and isle of wight.and south—east wales and claiming towards part of the south—west of northern ireland. for mine i could get to 30 celsius. a few isolated thunderstorms on wednesday and one or two later on thursday. probably across central and western areas but for most and other sunny and hot day. the peak heat tending to be in northern ireland where we could once again break a national record for temperatures. the temperatures still here will slowly ebb away as we go through friday and more of a breeze, welcome news for some of you and if it has all been too hot for you this is the changeable sea on saturday. showers and thunderstorms are breaking out widely across england and wales. for all of us more of a breeze and temperatures close to where they should be for the time of year. confusion about whether people should isolate when pinged by the covid tracing app. with increasing numbers of people being contacted, the business minister said it was up to individuals and employers to decide how to respo

down towards the south—east is where we saw well above average over a cluster of a few days, isle of wightheavy rain said to push across the far south—east of england over the next few hours. rainfall amounts could locally touch about 30 millimetres an hour and that could cause some issues through the day. scotland again, largely dry developing a bit widely later but it again means that those rainfall amounts will vary widely. we will see that this afternoon in the south with clusters of showers around and lots of sunshine in between but it is here where they could merge into longer speu where they could merge into longer spell of heavy rain and they could be some minor flooding. spell of heavy rain and they could be some minorflooding. to spell of heavy rain and they could be some minor flooding. to the south and east of that, it should be drier this afternoon with some sunshine 22 and 23 baha'i. there is the chance of one two passing showers. hot and dry over in italy and rome for england's match against ukraine. if you are planning to watch that outdoors, keep an eye on the sky because

it will start to push across dorset, the isle of wight and eventually into 0xfordshire as well.l trigger off some short, sharp showers into the afternoon. the best of the warmth into scotland with 22 degrees and a little bit cooler into the south—east because the cloud never really breaks up here. as we go through the evening we will still continue to see pretty heavy showers but they will fade away. more rain comes into the far south, very boring is where the story, at the moment. double figures to start the day on sunday morning. yes, low pressure not too far away, i'm afraid, for the second half of the weekend and that is going to bring some rain into the west so it is a similar story, some rain into the west so it is a similarstory, once again, dry some rain into the west so it is a similar story, once again, dry with some sunshine first thing in the morning. some sharp showers develop and some of them could be really quite torrential across eastern scotland and north—east england and here is our weather front bringing outbreaks of rain into the south—west and wales by the e