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A mixed pressure pattern may well develop, leading to changeable weather. Much of the period looks relatively dry.
A sharp change in daytime temperatures looks set to develop later on, around Sunday 5th July, and the overall trend is for temperatures to fall both day and night through the period, and conditions may turn more unsettled as the period progresses.
Hot conditions are predicted on at times, with highs reaching into the 30s. Tuesday 23 June looks like the hottest day, with temperatures climbing to 31°C. Overnight temperatures will dip lowest on Monday 29 June, falling to 9°C. There is a notable spread between the highest and lowest temperatures, so conditions will vary considerably.
There will be some wet spells, with rainfall totals near 21mm over the period. The wettest day looks to be Saturday 4 July, with around 16mm possible.
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Temperatures between 4°C and 0°C indicate a ground frost may be possible and below O°C an air frost.
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