20/07/2014 Weatherview

Hello there. Our weather goes from stormy

to much more settled during the next 24 hours

as high pressure starts to build in,

but at the moment we've still got one or two storms rumbling around

and will do into Sunday,

particularly across some Eastern areas.

But few and far between. Most will be dry.

A wet start through across the Northeast of Scotland

Great conditions elsewhere,

with some mist, low clouds, patchy fog.

Brightening up in the afternoon,

particularly across many central and Western areas,

so Northern Ireland and Western Scotland a brighter

and also drier day compared with what we saw on Saturday.

Still the chance or one or two light showers

and maybe feeling a little bit fresher.

Temperatures 18 to 22 degrees.

Then the far Northeast of Scotland

could still see rain. Eastern Scotland though,

chance of an isolated thunderstorm,

but western parts of England,

Wales, including the Midlands,

much more sunshine compared

with what we saw through Saturday.

A little bit fresher on the coast,

where we've got the wind

coming off the Irish Sea.

We'll see temperatures in the high teens,

but come inland into mid-20s.

But down these Eastern counties of England,

some isolated but quite intense thunderstorms.

Not everyone will see them.

Some of you will stay dry throughout the day,

but they could cause some minor flooding issues,

some of them lasting into

the night and into Monday.

Only a few showers as we start the new week.

Temperatures maybe not quite as high as they have

but still quite a warm night by and large.

It's still quite muggy across some parts

of East Anglia and the Southeast.

The charts into Monday shows low

pressure across central Europe,

that's as well to the North of the Atlantic.

And this area of high pressure

building in from Iberia as well

as one building in from Scandinavia.

The effect is to slowly

put a cap on the atmosphere,

starting to stop those shower clouds from forming.

Still could be one or two across Eastern areas,

a little bit of cloud here and there,

but after a misty and foggy

start a dry and bright day.

Some long spells of sunshine

expected for many,

just an isolated shower

brewing over the hills.

Temperature's a very pleasant 18

to 23 degrees across many areas,

but central, Southern England,

27 is possible.

That area of high pressure exerts

a bit more control as we go

through Monday night into Tuesday.

Winds are light in and around it,

so this is the reason why

we could see some mist and fog to begin the day.

Most of that shifting,

but developing onshore wind could

bring in some low cloud and cooler conditions

in Eastern Scotland and Northeast England.

And look elsewhere, with some long, sunny spells,

temperatures climbing once again,

many mid to high 20s.

That high pressure's still there in Scandinavia,

bringing an Easterly influence on Wednesday,

keeping this weather front at bay.

Should stay to the west of Northern Ireland,

but we might see cloud increase through the day.

Elsewhere, morning mist and fog clears.

Still cool in Eastern Scotland

and the Northeast of England

and temperatures continue to creep up,

as will humidly levels

across the Southeast of the country.

It could be another sticky end to the week.

This weather front tries to push in.

There's a few heavy showers

across Northern Ireland.

But also, into Thursday,

parts of Southern England and South Wales,

this is where there's a chance

of some isolated thunderstorms.

But a lot of dry and bright weather

elsewhere and it still stays warm.

And this blocked pattern,

with high pressure trying to

push its way in from Scandinavia,

low pressure either side,

looks like it's going to be maintained

between days six and ten of the forecast.

That takes us all the way into the start of next week.

So it does look like a lot of dry weather around,

with that high pressure...

We can still see that flow in from the East

and that means it's still going to stay quite warm and

still quite humid across some Southern and Eastern areas.

I won't rule out the risk of one or two showers,

but mostly some sunny spells.