The outlook looks very reasonable.
The real heat starts to ebb away from Monday as a flabby area of low pressure (of southern origins) slowly develops to sit over the UK by the middle of next week. Risk of heavy convective (unreliable) rainfall, particularly inland. Many coasts dry.
Finally the chance of some significant rainfall for the SE Thurs/Fri as the, by then, more developed trough of low pressure edges east ahead of another rise in pressure signifying a potentially very warm and sunny period, especially for the England and Wales.
Very encouraging for a continuation of what is now an incredible summer.
Originally Posted by: Gusty