in fact, the uv levels were about as high as they get, and for england and wales, for many parts they are indeed very high today. the high pressure s with us keeping things sunny and very warm. to the north, however, there is a weather front. you can see the wind is coming off the atlantic and that means cooler conditions in parts of scotland and also a little bit cooler for northern ireland. yesterday in county down we got up to 31.2 celsius. i don t think we re going to make that today. for example in belfast, it will be only around 22 celsius and glasgow hitting 20 degrees. not much higher than that. 30 or 31 degrees will be reserved for more central and southern areas of the uk. now, early this evening, temperatures will still be well into the 20s across many areas of the country, so very a warm, uncomfortable evening. by the end of the night, falling no lower than 17 in cardiff and in london.
hello there. saturday saw the warmest weather of the year so far in all four nations of the uk. and in northern ireland, whereas you can see it was beach weather in county down, temperatures actually broke the all time record. the highest temperature since records began in northern ireland, ballywatticock 31.2 degrees. but in england, in wales and in scotland, we saw some pretty high temperatures. however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereas you can see we had a lot of cloud. you can pick that out on the satellite picture through saturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather cloudy and murky for parts of northern ireland. quite a lot of cloud for scotland, too, with some patchy rain in the far north. the cloud should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine, although it will stay quite murky for some northern coasts of northern ireland. i th
it looks very sunny there. with the the mercury hitting highs of 30 plus degrees yesterday, tens of thousands of you took to beaches, parks and lakes across the uk to make the most of the weekend sunshine. this was the scene at seaburn beach near sunderland. northern ireland, meanwhile, recorded its highest ever temperature 31.2 degrees celcius at ballywatticock in county down. and you ve been sending in your pictures of your sunny weekend. this is margaret s view from her balcony in tenby this morning. now, it doesn t get better than this. anna sent this one of herself on the uninhabited island of nornour on the isles of scilly. here s archie cooling
it was fierce. these pictures from northern ireland. northern ireland, meanwhile, recorded its highest ever temperature 31.2 degrees celsius at ballywatticock in county down. and please do send us your pictures of how you spent the hottest day of the year so far. these are just some of the pictures i took. nothing more satisfying than getting the white sheets on the line. and there is henry. yeah, that was before the paddling. it was quite a long day. we did have a lounge in the paddling pool and cooled off. your day was quite different to my. i mean, it looks lovely. that your day was quite different to my. i mean, it looks lovely. i mean, it looks lovely. that was sunset from i mean, it looks lovely. that was sunset from a i mean, it looks lovely. that was sunset from a train i mean, it looks lovely. that was sunset from a train window? - i mean, it looks lovely. that was | sunset from a train window? yes. i mean, it looks lovely. that was i sunset from a train window? yes.
you can reach me on twitter, i m @regedahmad. see you soon. hello there. saturday saw the warmest weather of the year so far in all four nations of the uk. and in northern ireland, whereas you can see it was beach weather in county down, temperatures actually broke the all time record. the highest temperature since records began in northern ireland, ballywatticock 31.2 degrees. but in england, in wales and in scotland, we saw some pretty hot temperatures. however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereas you can see we had a lot of cloud. you can pick that out on the satellite picture through saturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather cloudy and murky for parts of northern ireland.