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High pressure gives hot sunshine to England and Wales. Rain arriving in Ireland strengthens and slips into Scotland. Good morning, It's another scorcher in England and Wales today - likely the hottest day of this current heatwave. Expect a largely sunny day with temperatures rising up to 34C in the southeast. High 20s will extend into north England and east Wales - only areas near west coasts will be cooler, likely in the low 20s. A cold front soon makes landfall in west Ireland. Patchy showery bursts will form from morning, gradually increasing in frequency. By afternoon, rain may be fairly persistent on the west coast with patches slipping inland and towards Scotland. This trend will continue, as much of Ireland and west Scotland will become rainy through the afternoon, heavies moments in north Ireland and west Scotland. Highs will only reach the low 20s. This rain will continue to push east into evening, largely clearing most areas after midnight. Some cloud may linger in its wake but many places will see clear skies overnight. Unfortunately in England, even with clear skies, the air is so warm that it may be uncomfortably warm even in the overnight hours - lows reaching 17 to 19C. Lows will reach 8 to 10C north and in Ireland.
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