Leabaidh An Daimh Bhuidhe weather

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Dry with very warm sunshine for most

Today:

Rather cloudy across the far northeast through the morning, otherwise a dry day with long spells of almost unbroken sunshine. Felling very warm in west but a little cooler towards the coasts with patchy cloud at times. Maximum temperature 23 °C.

Tonight:

Long spells of evening sunshine for many, especially western Aberdeenshire, then clear spells overnight. However haar will affect eastern coasts this evening and then spread inland overnight. Minimum temperature 8 °C.

Friday:

Haar burns back to coastal areas quickly in the morning to leave another very warm and largely sunny day. Haar likely to edge back inland in evening. Light southeasterly breeze. Maximum temperature 26 °C.

Outlook for Saturday to Monday:

Haar soon clearing Saturday morning then very warm again with sunny spells and perhaps an isolated shower later. Turning cooler through Sunday and Monday with some sunny spells and showers.

Updated: 04:00 (UTC+1) on Thu 27 Jun 2019

There will be showers in the north on Tuesday, with fine and dry conditions in the south. Most of the UK is likely to have some warm sunshine over the next few days, though it is not expected to be as hot as this week. It will be often dry and sunny for many eastern and southern areas, with the cloudiest conditions and likelihood of spells of rain across the north and northwest. Into next weekend confidence falls low. However, the most likely scenario is for mainly dry, bright and warm weather to continue, with warm temperatures mostly in the south and east but some cool nights will be possible too. Short-lived wetter and windier weather will also be likely at times, mainly in the north or northwest.

Updated: 04:00 (UTC+1) on Thu 27 Jun 2019

Dry, bright and often warm weather is the most likely scenario for the first few days of this period. This could well continue later into July, perhaps with some hot weather spreading from the continent at times. However, the situation is very uncertain by then. If blocked high pressure were to be displaced significantly to the west or the east of the UK, we could end up with some changeable weather with significant rainfall at times.

Updated: 04:00 (UTC+1) on Thu 27 Jun 2019