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| UK daily outlook - 23rd to 26th July. | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: 22 Jul 2014, 07:19 PM (79 Views) | |
| Audi-Tek | 22 Jul 2014, 07:19 PM Post #1 |
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UK daily outlook - 23rd to 26th July. Scotland saw its highest temperature of the year so far on Tuesday, Glen Shiel reaching just over 27C. Meanwhile, in Southampton, the mercury hit 29C. And the warm conditions are set to continue. ![]() Compton Bay beach, Isle of Wight People swimming and sunbathing on Compton Bay beach, on the Isle of Wight. A large area of high pressure extending from north west Russia and the Nordic Region to the North Sea will keep our weather mainly fine and warm this week. Low pressure will bring a change to slightly cooler weather and more widespread showers on Sunday and Monday, then the rest of next week will be dominated by another ridge of high pressure, this time building from the west. Temperatures through next week will not be quite as high as this week, but still well above normal and very pleasant. With high pressure to the north-east of the UK, winds will be from the north-east and off the North Sea, so eastern coasts will be coolest. There is always a risk of some low cloud or sea fog along the east coast, especially from north-east England to eastern Scotland. Wednesday will turn out to be another glorious day with lots of sunshine. There will be a noticeable east-north-east breeze over East Anglia and eastern England, but even so, temperatures will climb to the high 20s. The typical mid-afternoon temperature will be 27 to 28C over the Midlands and southern England. There will be just a small risk of a shower developing over the south and moving across the South West. ![]() In Glasgow, for the start of the Commonwealth Games, it will be mostly sunny with light easterly breezes. It will be very warm with temperatures of 26C. There will be little change in the weather on Thursday, except a high risk of showers in the afternoon over the South West, mainly from Hampshire east to Devon and Cornwall. We could see a few thunderstorms and local heavy downpours. Temperatures will again be 27 to 28C widely across the UK, including Scotland, perhaps approaching 29C in some sheltered areas. It will be cooler near the east coast. ![]() On Friday the risk of any showers developing is a lot lower. Most of the country will be fine, very warm and sunny. Sea fog may linger along the east coast of Scotland and north-east England. If so, temperatures here could struggle to only 17C. Inland, though, it will be widely in the 26 to 28C range. ![]() Another fantastic summer's day on Saturday with temperatures in the high 20s, and warmer along the east coast too. ![]() Turning a little cooler and more unsettled on Sunday with the east and south-east England at risk of some heavy and thundery downpours on Sunday afternoon and evening. Source ................... http://uk.weather.com/ |
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