showers to clear away. but for many dry with some spells of sunshine, the temperature is down somewhat compared to the weekend. so 9 to 12 or 13 celsius. tuesday for some could be a fairly gloomy day as lingering fog continues through the morning in places it should thin and break. and there will be some bright or sunny spells. but for some, that fog may take much of the day to clear. and where it does, it will have an impact on the temperatures just perhaps five or six celsius where the fog is slow to clear where we see any sunshine getting up to 8 to 11 celsius. so as we head through the second half of the week, it s a dominant area of high pressure across eastern europe which starts to exert its influence over us. we also start to pick up an east or a southeasterly wind and that will start to push some slightly colder air across not not as cold as it is across eastern europe, but it will be feeling colder compared to recently. but for the week ahead with high pressure, things are lo
of low pressure finally drifts away north and eastwards. the isobars become further apart so the winds will be lighter. frontal systems just fringing the far south of england so we could see some cloud lingering here through the morning. but for most, a mainly dry day, plenty of sunshine. could see some mist and low cloud pushing in to parts of northeast england and eastern scotland but those winds will be much lighter on tuesday so where we ve got the sunshine, temperatures perhaps getting up to 18, even 19 celsius across parts of central and southern england. but then all change again as we move from tuesday into wednesday. our next atlantic system pushing gradually in from the southwest. also strengthening the wind, so a stronger southeasterly wind. that ll also be pushing mist and low cloud along many eastern coasts. meanwhile, we ve got outbreaks of rain and some very gusty winds pushing into southern and southwest england, wales and northern ireland and we could see gales along s
as we move towards the end of the week. the reason for it is our area of high pressure will start to migrate towards the east of the uk, and that will draw up this very warm air from the near content across the country on a fairly light and moderate southeasterly wind. so temperatures will be building day by day and by midweek onwards, you can see those values into the mid 30s across parts of england and wales. always a little bit fresher with a bit more cloud in the north. this is bbc news the headlines. at least 2a palestinians have been killed by israeli air strikes on gaza as the military continues its campaign for a second day. more than 120 people have been injured. israeli officials say more than 350 rockets and mortars have been fired at israeli
best of the sunshine, southern and eastern scotland, northern ireland, and england and wales as you can see, temperatures widely in the low 20s, up to 29 30 celsius in the southeast. and then, by around midweek, it looks like we ll see heat wave conditions for england and wales that s because we ll see temperatures well above average for more than three days. and we could be up to the mid 30s in celsius as we move towards the end of the week. the reason for it is our area of high pressure will start to migrate towards the east of the uk, and that will draw up this very warm air from the near content across the country on a fairly light and moderate southeasterly wind. so temperatures will be building day by day and by midweek onwards, you can see those values into the mid 30s across parts of england and wales. always a little bit fresher with a bit more cloud in the north.
best of the sunshine, southern and eastern scotland, northern ireland, and england and wales as you can see, temperatures widely in the low 20s, up to 29 30 celsius in the southeast. and then, by around midweek, it looks like we ll see heat wave conditions for england and wales that s because we ll see temperatures well above average for more than three days. and we could be up to the mid 30s in celsius as we move towards the end of the week. the reason for it is our area of high pressure will start to migrate towards the east of the uk, and that will draw up this very warm air from the near content across the country on a fairly light and moderate southeasterly wind. so temperatures will be building day by day and by midweek onwards, you can see those values into the mid 30s across parts of england and wales. always a little bit fresher with a bit more cloud in the north.