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Sunny spells and a few scattered showers today.
Today: Largely fine and dry, with good spells of sunshine throughout the day. However, the cloud will bubble up during the afternoon, with a few scattered showers breaking out by mid to late afternoon. Feeling warm in the sunshine. Light winds. Maximum Temperature 24C.
Tonight: Any daytime showers gradually dying away this evening to leave a dry night, with clear spells. Turning cool in some rural spots, with a few fog patches forming by dawn. Minimum Temperature 9C.
Sunday: Early fog patches soon clearing to leave a fine day, with spells of prolonged sunshine. Feeling warmer than Saturday and more humid too. Light winds. Maximum Temperature 25C.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday: Staying mostly fine and dry, with variable amounts of cloud and bright or sunny spells. Feeling very warm, or locally hot, and humid. Light winds. Chance of thunderstorms by Wednesday.
UK Outlook for Wednesday 31 Jul 2024 to Friday 9 Aug 2024: The end of July and into early August will typically be dominated by a northwest-southeast split. North-western areas will probably experience rather breezy conditions with cloud and some outbreaks of rain or drizzle as weakening Atlantic frontal systems attempt to push eastwards across the UK. Toward the south and east it will tend to be drier and brighter much of the time, although there is also the small possibility of some thundery showers spreading in from the nearby continent at times. Temperatures during this period will probably be close to or slightly above average overall, with the likelihood of some very warm conditions developing in the south and perhaps parts of the east at times.
UK Outlook for Saturday 10 Aug 2024 to Saturday 24 Aug 2024: No single weather type is expected to dominate through this period. Some spells of dry, settled weather will likely alternate with wetter, cloudier conditions at times. The wettest conditions will probably be in the northwest, with the southeast tending to be driest. Through the period as a whole, warmer than average conditions are more probable, perhaps with some short-lived hot spells.
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