Llysdinam (Powys) weather

Headline:

Heatwave continues today with further hot and sunny weather.

Today:

Early mist and low cloud will quickly burn away to leave a sunny day. Dry for many, but there is a small chance of the odd thunderstorm developing later in the day. Feeling hot with high levels of UV expected. Maximum temperature 34 °C.

Tonight:

Remaining dry this evening with plenty of late evening sunshine. Overnight may see a few mist patches reform but most remaining clear. Staying warm with temperatures only slowly falling away. Minimum temperature 16 °C.

Saturday:

The heatwave continues on Saturday with another dry and sunny day. Feeling hot with high UV but perhaps a more notable breeze developing later in the day. Maximum temperature 33 °C.

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

Remaining largely dry and sunny throughout, although a small chance of the odd thunderstorm developing from Monday. Staying hot, although an easterly breeze will bring a little relief in places.

High pressure to the northeast of the UK with low pressure over the Bay of Biscay starts the period with broadly settled weather for the north of the UK with a risk of thunderstorms into the south of the UK from France at times. Through the weekend potentially turning more unsettled from the south before more settled conditions arrive from the west. Uncertain into the next week as cloud and longer spells of rain threaten the NW and possibly running through the UK at times. Temperatures will be warm or very warm initially, perhaps hot at times in the southwest, likely easing to warm or near average over the weekend, though further hot spells possible especially in the south..

The signal through the end of July and into August becomes increasingly mixed with spells of low pressure and more unsettled weather becoming more likely. There may still be some thunderstorms at times as well. There will still probably be some dry interludes, most probably in the south and southeast. Temperatures are likely to remain warm or very warm and some spells of hot weather remain possible.