18/06/2014 BBC Weather

Is today, warm nest the north. Normally Perth Australia is renowned

for its heat, but today Perth in Scotland, 27 degrees. Tomorrow not

as warm, but still pleasant enough. High teens, low 20s. That cooler

fresher air behind a cold front. Fresh breeze from the north-west.

That the will push the front southwards. A band of cloud and the

odd spot of rain into parts of north-east England later. Otherwise

most places dry. Not desperately cold. Temperatures holding in double

figures. Tomorrow the front will move south.

The odd shower in parts of the Midlands, eastern England and the

south-east later. Plenty of fine weather with increasing amounts of

sunshine. The best of that around coastal areas. The fresher breeze

means its won't be as warm in northern and central areas, but it

will feel pleasant. Some of the highest temperatures will be further

south. It will be warmer than today in southern parts of England and

Wales. Through the afternoon up into the mid 20s for the likes of east

Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Hampshire, with plenty of sunshine on the South

Coast. We've got the racing. Royal Ascot continues. Ladies' Day. 22

degrees, very nice with sunshine and light winds. Tomorrow evening, all

eyes are South America for the big one. We've got a weather front

moving through. A cold front. It will be cool in Sao Paolo, with a

fair bit of cloud around and showers, too. The England players

should be used to these conditions. That's good news.

Back home on Friday, a similar sort of day really, with a lot of dry

weather, coolest across the far north. More breeze here. Drier the

further south you go. The far north prone to breezier conditions. Cooler

air and the odd spot of rain at times. Drier and warmer the further

south you go. Most places will have a dry weekend.

Mostly dry, with sunshine. The highest temperatures across southern

parts of the UK.