After the warmest June on record, July has been more autumn like with blustery winds and heavy rain showers. High temperatures are forecast for Friday (July 7), but the good weather is only going to last one day before another cold front brings yet more unsettled weather.
Temperatures in some parts of Wales reached more than 30C degrees on some days in June, and Porthmadog was the hottest place in the UK on several occasion. Find out why here.
But at the start of July, they have struggled to get above 20C, with many pointing out we often find the weather in July goes downhill after good weather in May and June. The Met Office long range forecast to the start of August also says there is "no extreme or prolonged heat is signalled at this stage".
