hello. the sunshine has been a little hit and miss over the last few days but it has been very dry indeed. that is about to change. temperatures are expected to rise, as is the humidity and also we are expecting one or two storms towards the end of the week. on that dry weather it really has been incredibly dry. in fact, the last time it rained across parts of england was the 11th of may. the reason for it is this persistent area of high pressure, sinking air blocking the atmosphere stopping weather fronts from coming blocking the atmosphere stopping weatherfronts from coming in. look at the wind arrows coming off the north sea. that has allowed that low grain north sea cloud to spread across parts of the country. it doesn t always burn off. that s why we have most of the sunshine across western parts of wales. in northern ireland and wales we have really enjoyed some glorious sunshine but we do need the rainfall on gardens,
hello. the sunshine has been a little hit and miss over the last few days but it has been very dry indeed. that is about to change. temperatures are expected to rise, as is the humidity and also we are expecting one or two storms towards the end of the week. on that dry weather it really has been incredibly dry. in fact, the last time it rained across parts of england was the 11th of may. the reason for it is this persistent area of high pressure, sinking air blocking the atmosphere, stopping weather fronts from coming in. look at the wind arrows coming off the north sea. that has allowed that low grain north sea cloud to spread across parts of the country. it doesn t always burn off. that s why we have most of the sunshine across western parts of wales. in northern ireland and wales we have really enjoyed some glorious sunshine but we do need the rainfall. 0ur gardens are desperate for it. here is the forecast for wednesday, lots of sunshine around.
joshua rozenberg. you re watching bbc news, i m nancy kacungira live from the high court in london. hello again. 0verthe from the high court in london. hello again. over the last we while high pressure has been firmly in charge of our weather and we have had similar conditions on a daily basis and not much rain to talk of. in church law for the last day it rained was the 11th of may but that is about to change. this storm is moving up from the bay of biscay and as it crosses our shores with this weather front it is going to introduce some heavy, thundery showers, not all of us will catch on, but some of them could be torrential. 0ne weather being picked up torrential. 0ne weather being picked up from the neo continent and it is going to be pushed across our shores so it will be turning warmer for us but also more humid by day and by night. what we have today is all those cloud along the east coast
state with bbc news. hello there. you ve probably noticed the weather not really changing very much over recent times, and that is because high pressure has been firmly dominating, and with high pressure around it has not rained very much anywhere, but in one place in warwickshire, you have to go back to 11th of may, which was the last time it rained, nearly four weeks of dry weather. some of the warmest weather has been across in northern ireland, county tyrone. five of the last nine days have seen temperatures reach 24 degrees, six above average. it was the west that had the highest temperatures again on tuesday, but england, stuck under this area of cloud, had much lower temperatures in many areas. for example, in leek in staffordshire, 18 degrees on monday, 12 degrees on tuesday. we also had some cloud dropping the temperatures in parts of western scotland as well. over the next few hours, we are seeing that cloud again thicken up across parts of england, wales, northern and easter
hello. the sunshine has been a little hit and miss over the last few days but it has been very dry indeed. that is about to change. temperatures are expected to rise, as is the humidity and also we are expecting one or two storms towards the end of the week. on that dry weather it really has been incredibly dry. in fact, the last time it rained across parts of england was the 11th of may. the reason for it is this persistent area of high pressure, sinking air blocking the atmosphere, stopping weather fronts from coming in. look at the wind arrows coming off the north sea. that has allowed that low grain north sea cloud to spread across parts of the country. it doesn t always burn off. that s why we have most of the sunshine across western parts of wales. in northern ireland and wales we have really enjoyed some glorious sunshine but we do need the rainfall. 0ur gardens are desperate for it.