24/07/2012 BBC Weather

updates. From all of us on the late updates. From all of us on the late

team, good night. Good evening. We saw the heat building in the south

today. Temperatures in St James' Park was the highest, 30.1 degrees.

That is the highest temperature so far this year. We may break it

tomorrow afternoon. Further north more cloud. That weather front will

weak tomorrow. Many places will see sunny spells. It is dryer across

much of the country. You can see the thicker cloud through Northern

Ireland, Scotland and northern England. At first that may bring

with it heavy rain. By the end of the night that band is weakening.

It's narrow. Either side of it will be dry throughout the night with

patches of mist and fog. It will be muggy in the south-east. Lows in

London of 20 degrees. There is a warm and sunny start to the

southern half. Cloud may bring rain across northern England at first

during the morning. By the afternoon, we are left with a small

risk of perhaps a shower to the Midlands. There will be cloud for

northern England. Things will be overcast for north-east England, a

cooler feeling day. Cloud for eastern Scotland. North and west

the cloud is broken for Scotland. It should be bright and sunny. 17

for Belfast. Northern Ireland having a fine, bright afternoon. We

are expecting more cloud for northern and western Wales compared

to recent days. Sunshine through the after snoon for Devon and

Cornwall. The cost will see sea breezes developing. Temperatures at

23 in Plymouth. The heat further inland for south-east England. We

may get to 31 tomorrow afternoon. Thursday's forecast brings hot

sunshine to the south. Further north more cloud. The possibility

of that weather front reintensifying bringing more rain

possibly to Northern Ireland, southern Scotland and northern

England. It is with us on Thursday for central areas. There is a

weather system to the north-west and also low pressure coming up