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mist and fog particularly in prone spots by the time we reach the early hours of the morning and feeling a little cooler and fresher by the time we start Tuesday too. But the day itself should be fairly similar to what we had on Monday. Still a risk of showers once again across the west. Northern

of showers once again across the west. Northern Ireland, northwestern parts of England could catch some showers, but the main bulk of the showers will be across southern parts of Wales and parts of southwest England. Once again, there'll be plenty of sunshine, particularly across eastern areas

eastwards. But elsewhere once again seeing a largely dry and bright day. Though once again there is still the risk of those showers, particularly across central areas moving into East Anglia and parts of southeast England. One or two once again could be heavy with the risk of hail, possibly even some

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exceeding the average temperature in 2010 is once in 312 years. In the current climate – accounting for climate change - the probabilities increase to once in every 3.1 years. And by the end of the century, the study - incorporating climate change projections - shows this will increase to once every

their way north-eastwards across parts of Scotland. A chance one or two could be heavy. We may even hear the odd rumble of thunder. But once again, it is set to be a dry, settled day. Blue skies returning and it is going to be intense in that sunshine. How hot will it get this week? 🌡️ Many areas

eastwards once again across Scotland, Northern Ireland, perhaps just starting to clip the far north of England later on into the afternoon. It's going to be quite heavy and blustery at times. Quite persistent outbreaks of rain, particularly across western Scotland where we have issued a yellow Met

their way north-eastwards across parts of Scotland. A chance one or two could be heavy. We may even hear the odd rumble of thunder. But once again, it is set to be a dry, settled day. Blue skies returning and it is going to be intense in that sunshine. READ MORE: Met Office tips for staying cool

for the time of year. Met Office presenter and meteorologist, Honor Criswick, said: “It could be a damp start for some of us, but many areas once again remaining dry. But it is going to be a rather warm, muggy night once again. Some towns and cities across southern parts not pushing much past 16°C to 17°C

into the afternoon. “But elsewhere across England and Wales, it should be a rather pleasant en d to the week. Plenty of sunshine and once again temperatures up a little compared to this afternoon. So, feeling warm once again. And highs reaching around 25 to 26°C, but always that little bit cooler