hello there. as we move into this weekend, and indeed into much of next week, things will be warming up. high pressure will take over, we ll start to see our winds hello there. it s going to be warming up to end the week, certainly for the weekend. into next week, it stays warm as well but quite humid. there s an increasing chance of some thundery downpours, particularly through saturday night into sunday and again at times into next week. now, we ve had low pressure to the north of the uk. that s brought most of the showers, the strongest of the winds, again, to the north of the country, and these showers will continue on through the evening for the first part of the night, although much of northern england, northern ireland will become a bit drier by the end of the night. and lengthy clear spells and dry weather are across most of england and wales. in fact, temperatures falling to lows of 9 11 degrees. that is a little bit milder than the previous night. friday, again, we see windy
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