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[Updated 08:00 31/05/2020]
The meteorological spring finishes today on a very summery note. Virtually the whole of the country will be warm and sunny. Tomorrow and Tuesday the fine weather continues for many. However, by Wednesday a big change starts taking place as colder air moves down from the north and heavy showers break out in the south....READ IN FULL
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Sunday starts fine across the UK. The rest of the day will bring virtually uninterrupted sunshine to much of the country. In north eastern coastal counties there could be more cloud at times.
Temperatures range from 18C (64F) near the east coast to a very warm 27C (81F) in some western parts of Britain. See the rain radar for the latest view.
Meteo France Arpege, temperatures, 16:00 BST Sun 31st May
Tonight it remains dry with clear spells. The lowest temperatures are likely to be in the northern half of the country where they drop into single figures by the end of the night.
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Tomorrow it's a very similar picture. Long sunny periods develop, although in the north west there could be more cloud. Temperatures again widely push into the mid 20Cs.
Meteo France Arpege, cloud cover, 16:00 BST Mon 1st June
During Tuesday it should remain very warm in much of the country with sunny periods. Across Scotland outbreaks of rain push southeastwards through the day and they may reach Northern Ireland.
Wednesday looks more mixed. In southern counties heavy and thundery showers could break out but there will still be some warm spells of sunshine. In the north it will be cooler and there could be some rain.
Through the second half of the week cold Arctic air pushes southwards. Daytime temperatures take a tumble and in the north there is a risk of ground frost returning on some nights. Showers are most likely in the north and east. By the weekend high pressure may be building back from the west.
GFS, surface pressure and 500hPa heights, 16:00 BST Fri 5th June
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