Sunday
A morning of very warm or hot weather with broken cloud and good spells of sunshine. Most of the cloud in central and eastern Scotland as well as northeast England. A risk of low cloud in the southwest. This afternoon sees the coud in the southwest starting to produce a few spots of drizzle here and there. For most it is dry with lengthy spells of sunshine, best in the Midlands and northern England as well as western Scotland. Breezy in England and Wales, these winds strong in the south. Highs at 34C in central southern England, widely 23 to 30C and 17C in central and eastern England.

Sunday Night
Windy in much of England and Wales. Lots of clear skies around, but cloud in southern Ireland and the far south of England although this will be broken. Lows at 9 to 14C but 17C in the far south of England.

 
 
 

Monday
High pressure north of Scotland on Monday. A trong easterly wind affecting much of England, Wales and Ireland. Some broken cloud over eastern Scotland and eastern England on the morning, but sunny intervals here too. Western areas seeing the best sunshine and feeling hot again, although this tempered by the wind. The far south of England may have some cloud along coasts, and the risk of some thundery rain in the Channel Islands and far southwestern tips of Cornwall. Highs at 31C in southern England. 22C in central Scotland, 26C in southern Ireland.

Tuesday
High pressure remains on Tuesday, although a front across southern ares of Ireland, Wales and England may bring a brief change in conditions here. Thundery showers developing here, some of them locally torrential as they pass west through southern England, reaching Northern Ireland and northwest England as well as the Midlands and north Wales in the afternoon. Fine and dry with lots of sunshine for Scotland and eastern England. Less breezy. Highs at 30 to 34C in much of England and Wales, 28C in southern Ireland, 24C in northern England and 26C in western Scotland. Cooler on eastern coasts.