After what seems like an eternity, the warm, dry, weather finally broke up a bit this week with rain and thunder warnings in place and flash flooding in parts of the country. But despite the downpours in parts, the temperatures still haven't let up, remaining well into the 20Cs in most places.
But this weekend could divide things up a bit with one half of Wales expecting to see sunny skies, and the other reaching for their raincoats. Despite this, whatever the climate where you are, it's still going to be fairly warm, with some parts of the UK even expecting to reach 30C.
Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Steven Keates said: “More of a northwest/southeast split in the UK weather is developing from Friday and into the weekend. High pressure will begin to establish itself from the southeast, allowing a good deal of settled weather through the weekend, with temperatures likely building towards, or slightly exceeding, 30C in some spots.
