00:00Hello there, good afternoon. This weekend is going to be a fine, dry and sunny one
00:05for many of us. We certainly kicked it off on that note with beautiful scenes
00:09like this, plentiful amounts of sunshine and blue sky so certainly lovely scenes
00:14if you are planning any outdoor activities. Do be aware that we have high
00:18levels of UV at the moment so skin protection probably is advised if you
00:22are out for prolonged periods of time but it'll be certainly dry and fine for
00:26many of us. A little breezy around some of our coastal regions but inland it's
00:29going to be feeling pleasantly warm with highs of 23, 24 degrees Celsius for
00:33parts of central southern England. We may also see 23 across parts of the
00:37Murray Firth as well for parts of northern Scotland. Into this evening though we are
00:42going to start to cast our eyes down towards the far south as we see some
00:46showers spread their way from the Channel Islands and eventually into parts of the
00:49West Country as well. These do have the potential to be heavy and thundery
00:53overnight so you just watch out as they eventually arrive. For the rest of us
00:58though it's going to be a dry night to come and also quite a mild one certainly
01:01frost-free for all of us but some of us may even see temperatures holding up in
01:06double-digit figures as we kick off Sunday morning. We'll continue to see the
01:11showers swirl their way through across the far southwest eventually spreading into
01:15parts of Wales later on. Whilst rain is certainly needed after a pretty dry spring so
01:21far these are going to be in short sharp downbursts and some localised issues may be
01:26possible with lightning and hail in mixture as well. A few showers bubbling up for Northern
01:30Ireland parts of Scotland as well but for the bulk of England and Northern Wales it
01:34is going to be remaining dry. Another very warm day for the time of year. Highs now
01:38peaking around 25 to 26 degrees Celsius just always that little bit fresher along those
01:43eastern coastal districts. We'll continue to see those showers spread their way in from
01:48the south into Sunday evening and these are all driven by an area of low pressure
01:53that's trying to push its way in and that will continue to bring those showers in for the start
01:58of next week particularly on Monday but for the middle of the week that low drifts back towards
02:02the south and allows high pressure to return once again. So for Wednesday onwards we essentially return
02:08to where we started this video forecast with plentiful amounts of dry warm and sunny weather to come.
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02:20and we'll see you again later on. Bye bye!