situation as we head towards the middle part of the week and a leather friend middle part of the week and a leatherfriend has been bringing some rain and high pressure towards the south east of the uk it means we have a south westerly wind and it will draw in warm air and tropical maritime airand will draw in warm air and tropical maritime air and left temperatures as well. they will be a lot of cloudiness around for scotland and northern ireland and this is where we have most of the rain with drizzle around some hills and the brightest skies and sunshine towards the east but temperatures will be claiming close to 19 why 20
particularly cold night for most of us. into tomorrow, still a lot of cloud around, this keen north north easterly breeze coming in from the north sea. quite breezy through the north sea. quite breezy through the english channel tomorrow as well, and we will see the occasional breaks and that cloud, we should see some across the south eastern part of southern england, parts of north west england, also northern ireland and the western fringes of scotland with our top temperatures up scotland with our top temperatures up to about 19 celsius. then as we head into wednesday, more of the same, high pressure still acts towards the north east, please rotating around it any north easterly fashion, so it will be breezy along the north sea coastline and also the english channel, the brightest skies across scotland, north west england, northern ireland and also northern parts of wales. temperatures and that some time getting up to 20 celsius. thursday, high pressure still acts towards the north e
but we could hit 24 or 25, for example, around the glasgow area. now, wednesday you can see how that weather front continues to sink southwards through the evening and overnight, by thursday it s going to continue to do so, allowing a chilly northerly wind to follow on behind it. and it will drag in a lot of moisture from the north sea in the shape of cloud. so the brightest skies will be out towards the west, here we ll see the lion s share of the sunshine and temperatures 22 in glasgow, 22 in cardiff, so the temperatures going down just a little bit. the average at this time of the year, by the way, is roughly 19 to 22 north to south. but the weather remains settled as we go through into the weekend.
southwards through the evening and overnight, by thursday it s going to continue to do so, allowing a chilly northerly wind to follow on behind it. and it will drag in a lot of moisture from the north sea in the shape of cloud. so the brightest skies will be out towards the west, here we ll see the lion s share of the sunshine and temperatures 22 in glasgow, 22 in cardiff, so the temperatures going down just a little bit. the average at this time of the year, by the way, is roughly 19 to 22 north to south. but the weather remains settled as we go through into the weekend.
we will all get some sunshine. i think so. there has been talk. good morning to you. talk of a heatwave, technically a heatwave. you could be right, actually. to date not all of us will see the sunshine. we are starting up a quite cloudy note but over the next few days we will see some sunshine around. not much rain in the forecast, just very little, and the heat is building for the weekend, particularly on sunday, when some parts of the south could hit 28, possibly 29 degrees, but even as we travel further north temperatures will be higher than they have been. easily the low to mid 20s. a lot of cloud around this morning, the brightest skies first thing are in parts of the east and south east, also some mist and fog. through the day the cloud will break up and more it will cease in china. the lion s share will be in central and eastern areas. through the moray firth and ireland, some sunshine, and windy across the fine request where we