housing on the western isles. we are in a predicament now where if we are not able to find something long term, we are going to have to do start living away again. and while there will be a few showers around today, most of you will spend the day dry and a little bit warmer than yesterday. we got details on that and a look at what is coming up this week on breakfast. it s sunday, the 3rd ofjuly. our main story: holidaymakers are being told to expect more flight cancellations over the next few days as airlines struggle to cope with passenger numbers after the pandemic. flight operators want to make use of a measure which allows them to axe flights from their summer schedule before friday without being penalised. azadeh moshiri has more on this. it s scenes like this that airlines and the government wants to avoid. but after months of travel chaos, which included the easter and jubilee holidays, passengers now face more disruptions in the days ahead. what you re going to see over
there has not been the progress we could have expected. the there has not been the progress we could have expected. could have expected. the travel chaos we have could have expected. the travel chaos we have been could have expected. the travel chaos we have been talking - could have expected. the travel i chaos we have been talking about this morning seems potentially 10,000 brits are stranded abroad as a result of cancelled flights. the sunday times says heathrow orders airlines to ditch a third of passengers, they say that more flights have to be cancelled, airlines have to cut by one third the number of passengers flying by terminals at certain times until the 3rd ofjuly warning that without a reduction in demand the operation would not be considered safe. something obviously causing real difficulty for people right now and it looks like it will go on.- it looks like it will go on. people will be watching it looks like it will go on. people will be watching this it looks l
the swimming pool and several others. but now, these beautiful islands are torn of when and how to give up the grimy golden goose. i will see you in a couple of minutes time. well, it certainly was a hot day for many of us today. and, as expected, temperatures approached and even exceeded 30 celsius. the first time since the 23rd ofjuly, we never had these values throughout august. so, hence it feels so oppressive out there. we re not used to these high temperatures, certainly none in the last few weeks. you can see the clear skies across the uk, but the sign of the breakdown of the heat is already visible
there will be some mist and fog forming, maybe northern wales, merseyside, lancashire. and mild, if not quite warm, 15, 16, 17 degrees around dawn. and the temperatures will quickly skyrocket as we go through the morning and into the afternoon. now, it s going to be sunshine pretty much all around, although across some far northwestern parts of the country, it could be a little hazy and cloudy. and much cooler in stornoway, 18 degrees, but the mid 20s for the lowlands of scotland, 27 for yorkshire, 30 possible in the midlands. and if we do get 30, which we are very likely to get 30, it will be the hottest day since the 23rd ofjuly, after a relatively cool august, because the temperatures never really got that high during august a little unusual. so this is what it looks like on wednesday, the weather map. you can see a low pressure approaching us, weather fronts here too. these are showers and thunderstorms reaching southwestern parts of england and also wales, some showers getting i
18 degrees, but the mid 20s for the lowlands of scotland, 27 for yorkshire, 30 possible in the midlands. and if we do get 30, which we are very likely to get 30, it will be the hottest day since the 23rd ofjuly, after a relatively cool august, because the temperatures never really got that high during august a little unusual. so this is what it looks like on wednesday, the weather map. you can see a low pressure approaching us, weather fronts here too. these are showers and thunderstorms reaching southwestern parts of england and also wales, some showers getting into northern ireland too, but the rest of the country is still basking in that summer sunshine temperatures just shy of 30 degrees, i think, on wednesday. i mean, they could reach 30 once again, but look at that,