Wales is currently basking in a prolonged spell of hot and dry weather, with temperatures having consistently reached the high teens and into the low 20s over the past couple of weeks. Thankfully for sun lovers, that isn’t expected to change for a good while yet, with temperatures expected to stay at around 21C to 22C over the weekend and early into next week, and even approaching 25C in parts of Wales as we get towards Friday.
Next weekend should also remain much the same, with temperatures of 23C forecast for Cardiff on both Saturday and Sunday (June 10 and 11). But, as with all good things, the fine weather must and will come to an end at some point. You can get the latest WalesOnline newsletters e-mailed to you directly for free by signing up here.
Some rain is expected in parts of Wales on Monday, June 12, a full nine days from now, but even after that it’s hoped that the sunshine will return once more. From June 15 until the end of the month, sunny periods look likely to be interrupted by “unsettled conditions”, according to the Met Office, with “a risk of thundery showers or rain in southern areas”.
