Yesterday was a washout across the southern UK and the first of July. This was good for gardeners but not so good for sun worshippers.
Yesterday afternoon’s radar.
Credit: BBC Weather
Nearly 2 inches fell in spots.
Credit: BBC Weather
Dreary old day over London.
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Covers were on at Wimbledon for the first prolonged period of the tournament so far.
Credit: BBC Weather
After this morning’s rain cleared into the North Sea, today was much better.
Credit: Met Office
Meanwhile the heat is on big time across southern Spain once again and this heat spreads north in modified fashion.
Grenada set a new all-time record high of 45.5C (113.9F) this afternoon.
This was the sky Grenada woke to this morning ahead of their hottest day on record.
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These were the forecasted highs for today.
Could be even hotter tomorrow…
The good news for heat lovers is that the majority of UK is settling and warming as we head through the remainder of this workweek and particularly the weekend. The fly in the ointment shall be Scotland and Northern Ireland.
BBC has 28C for London by Friday.
Credit: BBC Weather
Credit: chorleyweather.com
Credit: chorleyweather.com
As for next week, high pressure could become the main player!
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