BBC Weather forecast: Heatwave ends as UK has REAL DROP in temperature
BBC Weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood warned there will be a “real drop” in temperatures for some parts of the UK this week while temperatures in the south of England remain high. Ms Kirkwood said it will be an overcast Wednesday morning for those on the North Sea coastline, which could cause showers in northern England and Scotland. She added: “Again, southwest England, Wales, some showers and some of those showers will extend eastwards across central southern England. So, it’s going to feel cooler today.” The BBC Weather forecaster said temperatures will “feel cooler” for much of the UK on Wednesday.
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As we go through the evening and overnight the showers will tend to fade BBC Weather
Ms Kirkwood said: “Now, there are showers, not all of us will see them. The best of the sunshine will be across north Wales and Northern Ireland. “You could have temperatures 26 or 27. As we go through the evening and overnight the showers will tend to fade. “Once again, we will have more cloud coming in from the North Sea across eastern areas and we have got a weather front coming in from the Atlantic, which by the end of the night will be straddled across parts of northwest Scotland and Northern Ireland. “Tonight’s temperatures roughly 10 to about 16. Tomorrow we start off with that cloud across northwest Scotland and Northern Ireland – very slowly through the day it is going to push eastwards.
“It will weaken as it does so. You could see the odd shower coming out of it in parts of eastern or southern Scotland. “For the rest of the UK, a lot of dry weather, fair bit of sunshine, more so in the southeast and as a result temperatures will be higher.” The dropping temperatures in Scotland contrast the weather conditions seen in the country last week. On Thursday, temperatures in Motherwell soared to 33.2C – making it the hottest day on record.
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