Met Office
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31 July - National forecast by Tom Morgan.
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00:00Hello again. As we move into the second half of the weekend we'll see brighter skies develop across many northern areas but a cloudy and more humid feel further south and there'll be some rain in places.
00:10It's all down to this series of weather fronts that's currently stretching from the mid-Atlantic and moving across the UK and it's on these frontal systems where we'll see some rain at times over the coming few days but some very warm and humid air moving up from the south so quite a muggy feel in places.
00:25Back to Saturday evening we've got further spells of wet weather moving in from the west primarily affecting Wales and more central parts of the UK and a very warm and muggy night to come across many parts of England and Wales with temperatures not dipping below the mid-teens Celsius but a cooler, fresher night to come across more northern areas with clearing skies developing across parts of Scotland.
00:45A bright start to the day on Sunday across some northern areas, plenty of sunshine in the west of Scotland with those brighter skies edging their way slowly southwards, a cloudier, damp feel there across many parts of England and Wales, some outbreaks of showery rain at times and potentially some heavier bursts here and there by the afternoon but a very warm picture in the south highs into the mid-twenties quite widely.
01:08Into Sunday evening and a few heavy showers are possible across some central and eastern parts of England perhaps even the odd shower across south-eastern England where we really do need some rain but elsewhere some clear skies to end the day.
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