Remaining very dry for most of this period, but perhaps with more unsettled weather later on. Warm or very warm, but less-hot than of late.

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Wednesday 11/07/18
At the moment little change in the forecast by next Wednesday with still high pressure the dominant feature across much of the UK, primarily centred just to the west and this maintaining more of a N or NE'ly breeze, especially in the south and east. Still plenty of sunshine for many, despite variable cloud but the N or NE'ly breeze perhaps bringing some low cloud into eastern areas of England overnight and first thing. Highs 17C to 24C.

Thursday 12/07/18
A lot of dry weather is still forecast to be maintained by next Thursday at the moment despite a risk of some locally heavy and perhaps thundery showers developing in places, but perhaps particularly across south-west England in association with the potential development of low pressure from the south-west. Otherwise remaining warm or locally very warm, but cooler in the north and east than compared with the south and west. Highs 17C to 25C.

Friday 13/07/18
Uncertainties by next Friday but with the exception of a few isolated showers in the far south and south-west it does look as though it will still be high pressure that will remain dominant maintaining settled conditions and also the prolonged run of very dry weather too. Plenty of sunny spells, despite variable cloud, but still with perhaps overnight low cloud moving into eastern areas of England. Pleasantly warm. Highs 17C to 24C.

Saturday 14/07/18
Pressure may begin to slowly fall by next Saturday but certainly uncertainties, but may be a greater risk of a few heavy or thundery showers breaking out across parts of England and Wales, otherwise there is still likely to be quite a lot of dry weather with some bright or sunny spells too. Remaining pleasantly warm, especially in the south and west. Highs 18C to 24C.

Sunday 15/07/18
By next Sunday there may well be more of a pronounced change in the weather starting to take place as high pressure finally declines and allows lower pressure to arrive to then lead to a greater risk of some rain or showers developing, perhaps particularly so across more northern and western areas, but there is a lot of uncertainty over this at the moment. Highs 17C to 24C.

Monday 16/07/18
The transition to more unsettled weather is set to continue into next Monday as low pressure becomes dominant to the north or north-west, this introducing much cooler and fresher conditions along with some rain or showers too, primarily across northern and western areas, while more southern and eastern regions could still hold on to mainly dry conditions. Highs 16C to 24C, highest in the south-east, cooler in the north and west.