fresher air, 19 degrees in plymouth. still 29, that is a big the contrast, there will be a nasty weather front bringing contrast, there will be a nasty weatherfront bringing big downpours and thunder and lightning. that will spread across the country wednesday night, into thursday, you can see the thrust of the showers moves touted the west and the north. but i think anywhere possible, those downpours on thursday. and quite a bit low to their temperatures, we are back into the low 205. some of that heat hanging on to east anglia. a brief spell, let us call it a mini heat wave. enjoy it why it lasts. that s all from the bbc news at six so it s goodbye from me , hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. i m gavin ramjaun. a ruthless display from india s bowlers. as england crumble to lose the fourth test at the oval. emma raducanu gets set for one of the biggest matches of her fledgling career can the 18 year old brit overcome a home favourite at the us open? and team euro
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phil avery has got that for us this afternoon. hello, there is no great rush to change the overall themes of our weather over the next few days and certainly for the next few days and certainly for the rest of today are pretty much what you see through the window is what you see through the window is what you see through the window is what you keep. a lot of card out there again and for the most part dry and the best of the sunshine as has been the case recently and central parts of scotland, parts of northern ireland, western wales and may be one or two spots into the south west. but if you are stuck underneath the cloud towards the east coast and have the onshore breeze, . .. east coast and have the onshore breeze,. the cloud really feels on across the greater part of the british isles and we will be looking at the mist or hill and neatly cloud 13 to 14 perhaps. a dull start on tuesday, a bit of brightness getting towards east anglia or the south east, best parts of the sun