Cold weather continues
A battle for supremacy continues over the UK, with cold air to the north and east and milder, wet conditions to the south and west
Read moreEarly low cloud Wednesday, mostly sunny and warm by afternoon.
Mostly cloudy start, but some early sunshine over Ayrshire and cloud will break up in the morning leaving spells of warm sunshine by the afternoon. Cloudier over Argyll however with perhaps a late shower. Light mostly easterly winds. Maximum temperature 19 °C.
Any showers over Argyll soon dying away, then clear spells, but cloud will spread in from the east overnight. Some low cloud and perhaps a little rain in east later. Minimum temperature 5 °C.
A mostly cloudy start but low cloud will lift and break in morning and skies will brighten, with some warm sunshine in the afternoon. Light east or southeast winds. Maximum temperature 21 °C.
Dry and largely sunny on Friday and Saturday, but some early low cloud. Very warm in the sunshine, though breezier. Some sunny spells on Sunday too but risk of showers.
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Plenty of dry weather with a good deal of sunshine continuing for most. An area of showers likely moving in from the southwest. These possibly heavy and thundery at times, perhaps most likely across the south and west. This area likely to make progress northeasterly across much of the UK through the weekend but low confidence around exact details of this progression, plus the degree of activity. Temperatures generally widely very warm, locally hot, and becoming humid especially in the south and southeast. Winds generally light or moderate for most areas. Later, most likely plenty of fine and settled weather with sunny and clear conditions for many parts. Likely to be warmer than normal for much of the UK. Risk of showers, possibly heavy and thundery, especially in southern parts.
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More likely continuation of the fine and settled weather with a risk of showers through mid-July. High pressure re-orientate to lie near the southwest with low to the north. This brings a greater chance of rain to the west and northwest. Most likely temperatures trending back towards average or above. Very unlikely to be cooler than normal. · Low confidence in detail, as is often the case in summer.
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