23/05/2017 BBC Weather

the heat going to last over the Bank Holiday Weekend? It might do. This

is the National forecast. Double. Hello, cloud topping and tailoring

the country today and that eased away with the sunshine through the

country. Cloud in the North West big enough for showery rain. That

continues overnight, a lot of low cloud and drizzle here. And we keep

the low cloud across Wales and the south-west of England. It is not a

cold night, 9-15d. First thing across the West Country, and parts

of South Wales, we will continue to see coastal fog and quite a lot of

cloud first thing. We will be testing cloud around. If we get

sunshine, temperatures respond, 17, 18 degrees by the morning. A quiet

start in Northern England and for Northern Ireland, keeping some cloud

and drizzle across the far North West and shoulders continued

drifting eastern and becoming isolated through the day. We could

pick up more persistent showers across the Northern isles as well.

Elsewhere, a predominantly dry day with cloud around and despite that,

a warm day with sunshine. Top temperatures around the 25 degrees.

The dry theme continues with for the rest of the week. We will see more

sunshine and it is going to turn very warm and perhaps hot. It does

look as though we can see the first signs of that on Thursday with a lot

of sunshine and temperatures responding with light winds. 25

again in the South East and 23 in sheltered Western areas of Scotland.

The high pressure that is really the talking point this week is just

potentially drifting eastern and that could drag in hot air across

the near continent. As we move towards the weekend, we could get

the hottest day of the year so far up and a weather front is also

pushing from the far south-west and that could brink thunder into the

start of the weekend. Hot ahead of it and the potential for thunder as

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