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The UK summer weather looks set to stay with this showery, mixed theme. There will be warm sunny spells but also some rain. If you are camping, it will be cool in the evenings.
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A cool northerly flow for the UK with southern rain clearing today and scattered showers for Tuesday. It's not quite summer but better than conditions in Europe with extreme heat or severe storms.
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With the jet stream to the south of the British Isles, the weather is set to continue unsettled and often cool. There's heavy rain around again today (Sunday) as a front slowly sinks south.
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Another wet weekend for the UK as low pressure dominates. The heat continues in Southern Europe as well, but this is expected to reduce in intensity, for a time at least, next week.
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Schools out for summer for England and Wales from today, but the weather is not feeling in a summery mood, with a washout likely Saturday, showers Sunday, then cool and unsettled week next week.
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UK temperatures remain in the high teens to low 20sC as southern Europe swelters. An Atlantic low will bring wet and windy weather this weekend although with humid air wrapped up in it.
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Tuesday sees frontal rain around a low pressure trudging eastwards but then it's back to showers and sunny spells with little change for the rest of July.
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Amid Southern Europe's heat, the UK's cool, unsettled July continues. Sporadic sunshine, showers, and chilly North West winds mark the forecast. Although a minor improvement is expected towards the weekend, a return to summer proper remains elusive.
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The UK is grappling with unpredictable weather, while an intense heatwave persists in Southern Europe.
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Wet and increasingly windy weather spreading north across Britain today, gales in the southwest. Saturday will be particularly windy for southern and eastern areas, with gusts of 40-50mph possible inland.
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A brief respite with fewer showers today (Thursday), but an unseasonably deep area of low pressure will arrive Friday and hang around into the weekend, bringing very unsettled conditions with it.
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Rain and plenty of showers in the forecast for the rest of the week. Any sunny spells will still feel warm but passing showers will keep us on our toes for midweek.
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SE Britain will reach the mid 20sC today. Rain for other parts with the risk of heavy showers, even thunderstorms. SE England manages to miss most of the showers this week during a fresher week.
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After thunderstorms brought about the end of the hot weather yesterday, the weather will continue to be unsettled as we close out the weekend and move through next week.
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Thunderstorms are developing across parts of the UK today as a brief plume of hot, humid air destabilises. In the longer term, the unsettled theme will continue, with temperatures generally near average.
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A brief flirt with much warmer and humid conditions Friday & Saturday, perhaps reaching 29-30C, before a thundery breakdown brings cooler and fresher conditions by Sunday. Showery and on the cool side for July next week.
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Temperatures on Friday and Saturday could reach, even pass, 30C for parts of Britain. It will feel hot and humid before showery rain with thunderstorms and heavy downpours moves across the UK.
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Schipol airport ground to a halt as trees fell in the high winds of Wednesday morning from summer storm Poly. Tuesday's wet weather for parts of the UK was the build-up that we were lucky to miss.
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With low pressure in charge, the weather is staying in a changeable mood with spells of mostly showery rain to come during the coming days.
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An unsettled week ahead, as low pressure drives the UK's weather. Temperatures will start the week near to average but will rise towards the weekend.
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June 2023 was exceptional, with the persistent heat likely to mean it surpasses even 1976 and becomes the hottest recorded in the UK. Meanwhile Spain is in the midst of a significant heatwave, with the potential for a reload of the heat after a brief cooler spell next week. Meanwhile, the UK sees average temperatures, with changeable weather expected as July gets underway.
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The blustery winds will be the noticeable part of this weekend's weather. Showery rain for the NW but warm in the SE on Saturday. Cool by night and more rain on the way as Wimbledon starts.
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It looks like June 2023 will be the hottest on record, beating June 1976. But the last few days of this month ending on a more average note, no heat with temperatures around average and some rain on the way for most too.
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Holiday weather across Europe and in Florida. Significant heat for Spain, Portugal and Madeira. Severe thunderstorm risk for the Balkans including Croatia later this week.
Lurking low pressure brings sunny spells and blustery showers for the weekend
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