15/07/2014 Weather for the Week Ahead

Hello and welcome to our regular look of the weather trends over the

next five days and beyond. It is a trend which includes a lot of warmth

and heat over the coming days before things change later on. Let's look

at Tuesday first of all. Compared to Monday, it is a dry day across the

board. Some cloud and one or two showers across the far south-east

initially. It will clear. A few isolated showers pushing across the

north. For most, it's a dry day. A lot more sunshine across south-west

England and Wales. Compared with what we saw on Monday, there will be

cloud and rain gathering out into the south-west. With sunshine and

light winds, it will feel pleasant out there. Temperatures if not into

the high teens certainly into the low 20s. To Northern Ireland, sunny

weather to come throughout Tuesday. One or two passing showers

throughout Scotland. We are only talking about a handful of showers

throughout the whole day. Most places will dry. Eastern areas are

expected to benefit. Warmer than it was on Monday afternoon.

Temperatures will boost, especially to the west of the Pennines. There

is some cloud showing up, but there will be good breaks throughout the

day. Temperatures in London 24 to 26 degrees. That is higher than we saw

on Monday. Through Tuesday night and Wednesday, there will be more rain

and it will turn toward western parts of England and Wales too.

Temperatures will be down on what we saw on Tuesday morning, but that

won't last long. This is the set up for Wednesday. Low pressure. This

warm front will introduce more and more humid air. High pressure

dominant across the south. Dry air, except for some patchy drizzle.

Wednesday is almost a repeat performance of Monday, except with

more brightness. Wetter for north and north-west Wales. For all, a

muggy day. The dry sunny weather will be to the east. 28 Celsius is

possible 82 in Fahrenheit. Then we will see a cold front what its way

southwards and grind to a halt to the central swathes of the UK. Not

much to it, but potential thunderstorms. In the afternoon in

London, we could get to 30 degrees. Temperatures will climb elsewhere.

Very muggy night. The warmth will spread into Scotland. This low

pressure will break things down. The heat and humidity in the atmosphere

will combine for some potentially potent and disruptive thunderstorms.

25 possibly in western Scotland. Still a 30 to the south-east.

Through the night and into Saturday, that stormy weather will push its

way northwards. Pinpointing the exact position toward the weekend is

uncertain, but they could go northwards. Further thunderstorms

and showers and to the south later, but by and large, it will feel

fresher. As we go beyond the next five days into the region of 6-10,

low pressure will push it to the north-west. The chance of low

pressure pushing. That will have a chance of moving. It feels fresher

as we go toward the 20th to It's like a submarine that goes

underground. 50 tonnes an hour, in slurry,

through this pipe. Start pumping. They might cause a panic

of tiles falling off.