Temperatures are expected to be above average for the month.
Meteorological summer is just around the corner, with June beginning at the weekend. As things stand, it doesn't have to deliver much to be an improvement on May. And with high pressure building in from the west for the end of the week, the early signs are promising. Much of the country can look forward to a few sunny days with temperatures rising to the mid 20s Celsius in the warmer spots.
Whilst the influence of high pressure chases us into next week, a weak cold front spreading south on Tuesday allows the high pressure to drift back into the Atlantic, allowing more unsettled conditions to prevail. Indeed, latest models favour low pressure systems through the middle of the month which would suggest slightly wetter than average conditions for the month, particularly in the north and west.
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