14/07/2017 BBC Weather

could hit 26 degrees. Into next week, dry and so to begin with, it

turn week, dry and so to begin with, it

turn stormy by Wednesday. Now the UK outlook. Good evening. A bit of a

damp patch heading our way this weekend and not a lot we can do

about it. Let's see what will be happening over the next couple of

days. Quite warm and muggy, particularly in southern areas. This

is the satellite picture, a big thrill of cloud stretching across

the North Atlantic and it is heading in our direction and has already

been pretty wet in Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland in the last

few hours. Some damp and cloudy parts of western and north-western

areas and the cut-off line is around northern Wales, the North West of

England, this area and south of that, the Midlands and South Coast

and the south-east it should be dry through the night but quite warm.

Tomorrow morning and into the afternoon, those clouds keep rolling

off the Atlantic, bringing the damp weather. This is lunchtime stopping

in with the wet weather in the Northern Isles and western isles and

to the south of that, mostly it will be that thick cloud, some drizzle

and missed around the coasts and over the hills. These are the

lunchtime tempters and they will keep on rising through the day, 17

in Cardiff, 20 in London and bubbly some brightness in the early

afternoon in the south coast -- probably some brightness. Late in

the afternoon those temperatures possibly peeking around 26 degrees

with some brightness. A humid day for many of us but notice this line

of weather which is a cold front and behind it there is fresh air coming

from the Atlantic which will be in place by late Saturday night into

Sunday in the North West. That weather front is straddled on

Sunday, the Northern three quarters of the country in a fresh Atlantic

air on Sunday also the weekend is not looking that bad, some sunshine

on the way for Belfast and Glasgow and Manchester, Wales as well, and

the South will stay clammy with temperatures in the mid-20s. Next

week, Monday and Tuesday, lovely on Monday, the temperatures keep rising

in the South into Tuesday and by the middle of next week we are in for

somewhat of a short lived heatwave and

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