20, 21 degrees in the south, high teens further north. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, we've got a brief bump of high pressure which will bring something more settled before low pressure starts to work its way back in off the atlantic to southern and western areas. so for thursday, i think it turns much wetter for northern ireland, wales, south west england with strong winds and some of the rain could be quite heavy. but further north and east, it should stay dry all day with sunny spells and lighter winds here. and again, those temperatures range from around 16 to 20 or 21 degrees. it could be that friday's unsettled, quite wet across england and wales as this area of low pressure pulls away. but then, friday into the following weekend, there may be a high pressure which will build in for a while to settle things down, especially central and southern areas, before low pressure starts to move into the north once again. but a lot of uncertainty remains in place because of this. out in the atlantic, we have hurricane franklin, which could throw a spanner in the works. the computer models are really having an issue