than that, we d still be grateful for it. if it was a pound, - we d still be grateful. i am blown away by the picture created by the amazingly talented charlie mackesy. it shows love and care on a whole new level. thank you, charlie, it s the best picture i have ever seen. rob burrow there, ending that report by graham satchell. time for a look at the weather. here s chris fawkes. yes, lots of dry and bright weather to come today, but before that i thought we would look at yesterday, when we recorded 23.1; celsius in cardiff, the highest temperature of the year so far. but how does that compare with the recent mays? it is bottom of the league, recent mays have brought us much warmer weather, there has been no heat wave and there has been no heat wave and there will not be any time soon.
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search operation is based but we continue to follow the search. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. a quick look back at yesterday and when we recorded 23.1; celsius at cardiff, the highest temperature of the year this year and a course of this month, but how does that compare with the month of may in recent years? we are firmly bottom of the league because normally we have much higher temperatures so we can agree there has been no heat wave and that is not going to be one any time soon. although high prices and charge the winds are coming in off the atlantic rather than spain and france and that often brings much warmer weather conditions. that said, in the may sunshine we have around over the next few days it will feel pleasantly warm, but the