21/07/2014 BBC Weather

Good evening. If you were unfortunate enough to be at the

sharp end of the weekend storms you'll be pleased to know that the

atmosphere is less volatile now. Temperatures of 28 Celsius on the

Sussex coast today. Most places were fine and warm.

In Scotland it was cool with the breeze off the sea. Some eastern

coasts will be cooler. They will be the exception. Most of us very warm

and the vast majority will stay dry. That is the way overnight. A lot of

low cloud drifting to eastern counties. Misty towards the

north-eastern coast of Scotland. Maybe the odd spot of rain over

Northern Ireland. Dry. A muggy, humid night. It will be a cloudy old

start over some eastern counties. That will gradually thin and retreat

towards coastal areas. Patchy rain over the west of Northern Ireland.

Mid-afternoon and some of these numbers might be on the conservative

side. I would not be surprised if we reach 28 Celsius - warmer than today

for many of us. Some patchy rain. Sharp showers over the west of

Northern Ireland. The odd shower over the Highlands of Scotland. Most

of Scotland will be fine and dry. To Wednesday, more of the same. A murky

start. No two days exactly the same. Another fine day with sunshine. In

Northern Ireland it should brighten up as well. Temperatures will

respond once more up to the mid-to high 20s. Again along that eastern

coastal fringe it will be cooler w the breeze off the sea. Further

west, in Glasgow, we have the Opening Ceremony of the Commonwealth

Games. It will be lovely. Sun will be shining and temperatures up here.

Looking further ahead, well the pressure falling a little bit. With

the front coming back in from the west, that means a greater chance of

showers breaking out once more across Northern Ireland and some

western and southern parts of the UK, seeing showers. Many of us

though will be dry and fine, with plenty more warm sunshine.

Temperatures up into the high 20s in some places. Along the eastern coast

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