24/07/2014 BBC Weather

is getting too much for many people. By Sunday, the temp will be cooler

than today. Tonight, another warm and comfortable night for sleeping.

Ireland will have the last of the hot days. 26 to grazing Glasgow for

the Commonwealth Games. Very different on the east coast in

Carnoustie, where we have the shooting. Medals in the morning but

it could be grey and misty. Around some of these coasts, from the Moray

Firth down to Edinburgh, we could stick with low cloud well into the

afternoon. A similar story down to the wash, but you don't have to come

far inland to get the warmth and sunshine. Temperature is widely into

the high 20s. The heat will trigger showers, most likely in the

south-east of England. Rain and thunderstorms slowly pushing west.

It should be largely drive for the south-west of England with a lovely,

warm day across Wales. Things will change over the weekend. Some

sunshine around, more clout than showers, and it will turn cooler

fresher from the north-west. Signs of change on Saturday with the

showery band of rain coming into Northern Ireland and spilling into

Scotland. Someone ahead of it, particularly across England and

Wales, but we could get sharp showers, especially later in the

day. The change comes from low pressure, the weather front pushing

south. It is the high pressure building behind that which changes

the wind direction. We are drawing down a north to north-westerly

breeze which is filtering down cooler and fresher air, bringing

with it showers as well. Possibly longer spells of rain across

northern parts of Scotland. Certainly, temperatures will be much

lower. 18 degrees in Glasgow and Belfast. The last of the warmth,

lower. 18 degrees in Glasgow and Belfast. The last of the warmth the

Belfast. The last of the warmth, the mid-20s, still hanging on across

Make the most of your weekend, wherever you are.

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