12/06/2017 BBC Weather

really. Broken cloud, mostly dry and it's going to be feeling warm again.

Louise has this evening's national forecast.

Good evening. Not quite flaming June today, but there are signs something

just more impressive through the middle of the week. Today it was a

bright and breezy affair. A lot of cloud around. It started to break up

down to the south and temperatures responded. In fact, we had some

beautiful spells of sunshine here by the end of the day. Where we saw the

12, it was cloudy, it was disappointing, and there were a few

scattered showers. Those showers will continue through the night

across Northern Ireland and into western Scotland. Some of them quite

heavy. We will see lighter bits and pieces of showers perhaps across

north-west England and North Wales. Further south and east clearer

skies, a touch of mist and fog and temperatures in rural spots perhaps

into single figures. The rain will be heavy across western Scotland

first thing tomorrow morning. It will start to ease off as we go

through the day. We keep the showers into Northern Ireland, north-west

England and also North Wales. Despite that chilly start, with

light winds and lots of sunshine temperatures early on will respond

quickly. It will be pleasant enough at 8am. It looks likely that we will

keep the sunshine for much of England and Wales throughout the

day. Just a slim chance of a shower maybe across the East Midlands and

East Anglia. The heavy persistent rain into western Scotland will

start to fragment and become showery into the afternoon so with sunny

spells temperatures will respond. 23 is possible in the south-east

corner. The high pressure may well drift over to Europe as we move into

Wednesday. That's going to eventually allow this low to move in

but ahead of it we could drag up some warm humid air from the Azores

so Wednesday could get interesting. If you like it quite hot we could

see decent weather across much of England and Wales. Despite some

showers into the north-west, even some of that heat and humidity will

drift into Scotland. High teens likely, maybe 21 closer to the

Borders. 26, possibly 27, that's 80 Fahrenheit in the south-east. But

that could trigger off thundery downpours overnight Wednesday into

Thursday. Eventually the low pressure drifts in from the west and

we will start to see signs of something fresher behind that cold

front. But it looks as though towards the end of the week it will

be still be reasonable, a few scattered showers to the north and

west, decent spells Hang on, you haven't even told me

what it is yet. It's all anyone could talk about.

Give it up!