A decent spell and fresher before rain arrives next week? – Thursday 30th July 2026 – Sunday 2nd August 2026

Hi all,

We are currently “enjoying” another hot and humid spell of weather but unfortunately it’s brought with it a lot of cloud as we are in between low pressure to our northwest and high pressure to our southeast.

I’ve just been away to Stratford-upon-Avon and staying in a lodge in the heat isn’t pleasant when it comes to sleeping. Just left today as it’s set to reach 30°C. Parts of the southeast could see 35°C today.

It’s been declared today that officially half of England are in a drought. July has been exceptionally dry and in some places completely dry. We’re not in a drought but we are in need of some rain. Apart from a few showers, it looks like Monday and Tuesday offer the chance of rain but even this far out that forecast can still change.

Thursday: A cold-front will be moving through during the morning so we will eventually lose the heat and humidity with fresher air arriving. Once early cloud clears and perhaps a shower then a decent day with sunny spells and breezy conditions. Max 20°C Min 10°C Max Gusts 25mph

Fresher on Thursday with dew points down into a more pleasant and comfortable value

Friday: Little change. Sunny spells, breezy and the chance of a few showers, especially early on and also later in the day. Max 19°C Min 10°C Max Gusts 20mph

Weekend: Winds easing and feeling warmer once again.

Saturday: Sunny spells and the chance of a shower, mostly in the north. Elsewhere dry and pleasant. Breezy. Max 21°C Min 11°C Max Gusts 20mph

Sunday: Lighter winds and warm sunny spells but these will turn hazy later as low pressure brings rain from the southwest overnight and into Monday. Feeling humid later and overall a warmer day. Max 23°C Min 13°C Max Gusts 10mph

Outlook: It looks wet on Monday and Tuesday but rain will peter out quickly and it’s likely that high pressure builds in again bringing sunny spells and drier weather.

Very little rain in the forecast until Monday when we could see more organised rain rather than showers

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Thanks,

Jon

Forecast Issued: Wednesday the 29th of July 2026 at 5:53pm

Images: http://www.theweatheroutlook.com & http://www.wxcharts.com

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