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UK Weather forecast, Monday 19 July 2021

Your daily weather forecast for the UK and London.

UK Overview for Monday 19 July 2021

Low cloud in the northeast breaking to allow sunny spells, but cooler along North Sea coasts. Hot sunshine for southern and western parts. Chance of the odd heavy shower later.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Dry, very warm or hot, and sunny for most places. Isolated heavy showers possible. Cloudier and cooler in the far north and at times along the east coast.

London Weather forecast for today:

Staying clear during the morning with long sunny spells. Variable cloud during the afternoon with some light showers developing, mainly towards the west. Maximum temperature 31 °C.

Special weather advisories:

Flood alerts in force for England.

UVB sunburn index:

High.

UK Weather Warnings:

None.

Chance of precipitation:

<5%

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Variable amounts of cloud with isolated showers on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, most likely dry on Thursday. Very warm, locally hot inland.


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