Worksop (Nottinghamshire) weather

Headline:

Fine and dry. Very warm for many.

Today:

Any early mist patches should soon disperse to leave a fine and very warm day with lengthy spells of sunshine and light winds for most. However, cloud thickening over the Peak District, with patchy light rain possible here later. Maximum temperature 27 °C.

Tonight:

Any rain and cloud over the Peak District clearing to leave a dry night with clear spells. Perhaps some mist patches or low cloud developing in some western areas. Mild. Minimum temperature 12 °C.

Wednesday:

Any early mist or low cloud soon lifting to leave another dry, increasingly sunny and very warm day. A little cooler near coasts. Maximum temperature 26 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

Fine and mostly dry through this period, with temperatures very warm or perhaps hot by the weekend. Perhaps isolated showers on Saturday.

Very warm or hot conditions will likely be the focus of the weather over the weekend and into the start of next week. Temperatures could remain in the low thirties of Celsius across parts of England, with a small chance of approaching mid thirties in some places. Heatwave thresholds may continue to be exceeded across parts of the UK at first. Temperatures overnight will also be very warm and perhaps humid for much of the UK. Across the west of the British Isles, cloudier conditions could bring showers with the odd lightning flash. Winds will also be light for most, and moderate around coasts further west. From early mid week, signs are the heat will ease, with rain and showers, and less hot conditions, perhaps moving in from the west.

The wettest and windiest conditions are most likely to be focus across the in north and west, with a risk of some heavy rain at times, mainly over hills. Broadly settled across the south and east, although some rain may spread across from the north or west at times. Temperatures are expected to be near to or above normal. As is normal for the time of year, there is a chance of hot spells returning across the south and east, which also could lead to the risk of heavy showers or thunderstorms.