By Brian Gaze
[Published 06:00 04/06/2023]
An odd shower is possible in the north today, but for the vast majority it is another dry day. Sunny spells develop widely, although it could remain cloudier in the north east. The next few days bring very little change, but during the second half of the week temperatures rise and the chance of thundery showers in the south increases. (If you would like to browse the website without adverts until the end of the year and contribute to its ongoing development you can do so by making a donation of £15 or more via PayPal, see below)
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Sunday starts dry across the UK. Through the day sunny spells develop widely. An odd shower could bubble up in northern Britain, but for the vast majority of the UK it remains dry. Breezy in southern counties.
Temperatures range from 15C (59F) in the north east to 25C (77F) in the south and west. See the rain radar for the latest view.
The headline is for a warmer than average summer. Rainfall amounts are expected to vary significantly across the UK, but despite the dry start a slightly wetter than average season is favoured. Read the seasonal forecast in full.
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Tonight cloud returns in central and eastern counties. In the west it remains clear, and any showers in the north fade away.
Tomorrow it's a very similar picture. Isolated showers bubble up in northern Britain and Northern Ireland, but most of the UK has another dry and bright day. Temperatures peak in the low to mid 20Cs in the south and west.
Tuesday may see a few heavier showers in Northern Ireland and northern Britain. Nonetheless, the emphasis remains on dry, bright and quite warm weather.
Wednesday brings more of the same. Dry, sunny and warm in most areas, but still the chance of an odd shower in the north.
Through the second half of the week there are indications of some changes. Temperatures rise as a warmer and more humid air mass moves up across the UK. However, with pressure falling in the south the chance of thundery showers rises. Details at the moment are uncertain.
Flawless conditions at Mannings Heath Golf Club. Posted by Weatherornot.
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