Outbreaks of rain continuing across Scotland and Northern Ireland tonight, with the odd thunderstorm across the far southeast of England. Otherwise a warm and muggy night, with areas of mist and log cloud, especially towards the southwest.
Spells of rain in the northwest edging slowly southeast with showers following. Drier elsewhere with sunny spells. Very warm or hot in the southeast and feeling muggy.
Turning more settled into the weekend as high pressure starts to build from the south. Sunny spells and feeling increasingly hot with temperatures well above the June average.
Probably a north-south split at the start of this period. Many areas in the south will be mainly fine and dry with temperatures well above normal, albeit with a small risk of a few showers or thunderstorms at times. In the north, changeable with some showers or spells of rain, perhaps heavy at times, and temperatures near normal, although with drier, brighter periods also. Into late June, high pressure may begin to build with conditions becoming more widely dry and settled. Temperatures are likely to be above normal for many areas.
High pressure patterns are slightly more likely than low pressure patterns during this period, meaning settled and drier than average conditions are most probable. However, there is still a chance of some changeable, more unsettled conditions could develop at times, and a risk of some heavy and thundery showers. Temperatures are likely to be above normal, with a greater than normal chance of hot conditions developing.
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