Tomorrow will be cool and dry. Variable cloud and right spells in the morning. Turning coudy in the afternoon. By the evening, cloud will break a bit, revealing the odd right break. (sic)

From the BBC local forecast.

The local forecaster had a heavy Saturday night?

#school boy error

EDIT: Looks like a bug related to the current location option. If I go to my other saved UK locations the sunrise/sunset times move forward an hour on Sunday

Here in Hawick, I am currently in that amber warning area along with the Dumfries and Galloway region and the rest of the Scottish Borders.

As far as Edinburgh is concerned though, it looks as though you are just outside that up there. Nevertheless, I’m glad that not up there just now as I would probably have a very noisy night ahead of me if I was.

I've been looking into that web site and saving images daily for getting on 25 years and this is the very first time it has gone on the blink, has been like it for a week now and starting to think this may be another much loved feature lost to me.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/cj94nzj33m0o 

We are still on a neutral ENSO state but as can be seen from Climate Reanalyzer SST's are already nearing record levels

If we do get a super El Nino at the back end of this year we will be in uncharted waters (literally) for ocean temperatures

https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/?dm_id=world2 

I have been following this for several weeks. It has the potential to be record-breaking and would drive up global temperatures to a new record, well above 1.5c, and have correspondingly severe impacts on weather patterns across the globe.

The amount of energy stored up in the oceans is, as the graph shows, remarkable.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/cvg33dep3emo 

I saw leaves opening on both Horse Chesnut Trees and a Field Maples on the 10th March this year - it's astonishing how early it is. 

Yes its the earliest I can remember.  It's been warm and sunny but not extreme warmth so seems a bit odd.

UK snow maps show 24-hour blizzard to batter parts of the UK in May freeze

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/uk-snow-weather-maps-forecast-37127112 

New weather maps show snow could sweep across parts of the UK this weekend, with the wintry spell forecast to last up to 24 hours and stretch as far south as Leicester [for Sun 10th/Mon 11th]

“Forecasters say the snowfall will be most heavily concentrated across central and eastern Scotland” and that is followed by forecasts from the Met Office that have no mention of any snow. Even by normal tabloid low standards that’s impressive.

Monday:

Largely bright and sunny throughout. Light and variable winds but breezy along the coast, Feeling hot inland but slightly cooler along the coast in the breeze. Maximum temperature 34 °C.

"Hot" is 6C above average (which is 19 or 20 at the end of May in the warmest parts of the SE, so 25 or 26.) Given that it's another 8C above that, smashing the 32.8 (or 33.4, depending) UK record, they could have at least added a "very", or even an "exceptionally"! 

Nice read 😊

More heatwaves likely as warmer-than-normal summer forecast

https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/clypk7j0qqdo 

The actual figures from Meto still say 55% chance of 'near average' albeit with the remaining 45% biased to 'hot'.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/api/assets/file/3-month-outlook-JJApdf?prefix=assets&prefix=assets 

With that said, I do wonder how large the dataset is on which that assumption is based. It will be interesting to see how the summer plays out. The current three month precipitation anomaly forecast from the ECMWF system is shown below.

https://climate.copernicus.eu/charts/packages/c3s_seasonal/ 

I highly recommend.👍