03/06/2013 BBC Weather

good night. After the coldest spring for 50

years, the summer has started on a more positive note. Today, in the

sunshine, temperatures were widely 21 degrees. More cloud for Scotland

and Northern Ireland which led to one or two showers but those feeling

away as high pressure built in. Still some cloud for Northern

Ireland and Scotland. Clear skies and light winds overnight and those

of the temperatures in towns and cities. In rural areas, 93 or four

degrees. By the time we get to get warning, as the festivities begin,

the celebrations for the Coronation anniversary, the temperatures at 17

degrees. For most places, dry and sunny day. Some patches of cloud

here and there. A good deal of sunshine, particularly across

England and Wales. Temperatures up to 21 degrees. Always cooler around

the eastern coasts. Maybe some stubborn cloud around. Patchy cloud

for Northern Ireland and 12 showers but a good chance of staying dry.

Some charge in Scotland, many of the hills. Many central and eastern

areas, a great start on Wednesday. One in the sunshine for the South

and West but some more showers on Wednesday for Scotland and Northern

Ireland. At risk continues across northern areas on Thursday and

Friday. A lot of places will be dry and pleasantly warm in the sunshine.

For the bulk of England and Wales, a lot of sunshine each afternoon and