24/07/2017 BBC Weather

remaining unsettled. But there will still be dry and bright spells, on

the still be dry and bright spells, on

the cool side perhaps. Darren Bett has the National forecast.

All our weather this week will come in from the Atlantic. We started the

week with some major differences, sunshine here in western Scotland in

the Highlands, temperatures of 25 degrees around Glasgow. Contrast

that with grey skies, cool breeze in Southwold in Suffolk. Temperatures

are struggling to around 15. Still cloud spilling into the eastern side

of England overnight, still rain or drizzle here and there. Away from

here many places will be dry and there will be some spells of clearer

skies following the sunshine. Temperatures in towns and cities no

lower than 12 or 13. A cloudy start, we'll see the nagging breeze easing

away from East Anglia. Drizzly showers pushing through by late

morning and the power breaking up, sunshine coming through. Nice day

with light winds and sunshine. The cloud probably increasing in the

south-west later in the day. There may be one or two showers in the

West Country, south Wales. We could get the highest temperatures of 25

degrees or so and there will be many showers. It'll probably be dry in

the afternoon through eastern England, temperatures inland easily

20-22d, much better day than today. Similar in Northern Ireland,

clouding over in the West later, cloud from northern Scotland. One or

two showers around here perhaps, but on the whole it'll be dry. The is

still to come. Into the Atlantic, this was earlier today, we have to

focus on this area of cloud. At the moment it's a tangle of weather

fronts but things get more organised by Wednesday, deepening area of low

pressure washing our way, pushing in these weather systems. Strengthening

the wind, too. Quite a wet start for many western areas on Wednesday.

Early sunshine in the east. This rain pushing east. We all see some

rain, heaviest in the north, not much rain in the afternoon of East

Anglia and the south-east. Away from here, many areas after the spell of

rain seeing sunshine to end the day. That'll give a late boost to the

temperatures around 1920 degrees. Any remaining rain in the south-east

of England should pull away in the evening. -- around 19-20d. In the

north-west we'll pull in some cooler and fresh air. Sunshine around as

well on Thursday and Friday, but they'll be showers. Heaviest across

the North West, accompanied by some blustery winds as well.