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Issued: 0900hrs Saturday 13th June 2020
Duty forecaster: Claire Darbinyan
Warm and humid with thundery downpours
Only gradual changes in the weather into next week, with a slow-moving warm and humid weather pattern resulting in thundery downpours breaking out most days - locations varied day-to-day.
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 Tuesday 16/06/20
Further localised thundery downpours developing during the day as slack low pressure stays across Britain and Ireland. Little wind, so bursts of rain may set in for longer periods where they form. Greatest risk across northern and western districts, whilst central and eastern England may escape mostly dry. Feeling humid, with a generally cloudy or hazy atmosphere. Highs at 16 to 25C.
 Wednesday 17/06/20
Hit and miss downpours will develop again, by midweek these tending to drift further eastwards. Staying warm and humid with little wind. Some places staying dry much of the day. Showers most widespread by afternoon for inland areas. Starting murky with some areas of fog around coasts and hills, these locally persistent for much of the day. High temperatures at 15 to 23C.
 Thursday 18/06/20
Pressure is expected to build gradually through Thursday, so showers becoming fewer, these likely focused toward the west of Britain. Some sunshine, and western areas feeling fresher than previous days. High temperatures at 16 to 23C.
Friday 19/06/20
There is still scope for local showers across central and eastern Britain later in the week, but many places should be dry. A southwesterly breeze likely to strengthen in the west. Highs from 17 to 24C.
Saturday 20/06/20
A zone of frontal rain from the Atlantic may move into western Britain and Ireland by the weekend. Ahead of this, many places largely dry with isolated showers. A warm southerly breeze. Highs at 18 to 25C.
Sunday 21/06/20
Pressure generally staying high on Sunday though lowering from the west as a frontal system arrives. Mostly dry though some showers develop to the west. Highs range from 18 to 23C.
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