UK hot weather maps reveal when a mini-heatwave will return after storm misery.
WXCharts has forecast the UK to see the sun again next weekend (May 18 and 19), bringing higher temperatures and clearer skies.
Temperatures for the weekend will be highest in north Wales (Conwy), the southeast of England (London, Canterbury) and parts of the north of England (Liverpool), at around 19C.
South Wales (Cardiff), the southwest of England (Plymouth, Bristol), the midlands (Birmingham, Norwich) and parts of the north of England (Manchester, Hull) will be between 16C and 18C.
The north of England (Newcastle, Carlisle), Northern Ireland (Derry, Belfast) and the south of Scotland (Dumfries, Edinburgh) will be around 14C and 17C.
Central Scotland (Aberdeen, Fort William) will be between 10C and 13C with the north of Scotland (Wick) being 14C.
There is no rain forecast for the weekend currently, with showers only predicted near Inverness and off the coast of Aberdeen.
The Met Office said of the period: “Over the weekend there are signs that showers may start to ease from the north with drier, more settled conditions probably becoming established for a time.
“Confidence lowers into the following week with signals unclear how prolonged the influence of higher pressure will be. Above average temperatures more likely than below.”
This Evening and Tonight:
Thundery showers will ease across all but parts of eastern Scotland overnight. Otherwise there will be some clear spells with areas of low cloud and some fog patches. Rain arriving across the far southwest by dawn. A mild night everywhere.
Monday:
Most northern and eastern areas will be fine with some warm sunshine. A few showers are expected across Scotland. Meanwhile, persistent rain feeding across Northern Ireland, Wales and southwest England.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
Rain across the north and east easing on Tuesday. Otherwise a mix of sunny spells and showers across the UK, the showers locally heavy and thundery. Warm in the sunshine.
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