Thursday
During Thursday and, for many areas, the warm or very warm and sunny conditions will continue. However, compared with the previous few days atmopsheric pressure will be falling during Thursday and this will bring a renewed risk of some heavy and thundery showers developing through the day. At the moment inland areas of England, Wales and Ireland are at greatest risk and as was experience earlier in the week, these could bring torrential downpours and localised severe weather. Highs 16C to 24C.

Thursday Night
Heavy and thundery showers across some inland areas may well persist well into Thursday evening before gradually dying away overnight. Many areas then becoming mainly dry with clear spells and variable cloud while some mist and murky conditions may develop especially where there has been daytime showers. A mild or warm night for most. Lows 11C to 16C.
 

Friday
Into Friday and it will be another day of sunshine and scattered heavy and thundery showers as pressure continues to slowly fall. There remains some focus for the heaviest showers to be across parts of the Midlands, Wales and perhaps up into N England and S Scotland during Friday where, again, torrential downpours and localised severe weather may result. There will, however, still continue to be a lot of dry and sunny weather too. Winds light and variable, remaining warm and humid for many. Highs 17C to 23C.

Saturday
Sunshine and a few scattered heavy afternoon showers are possible during Saturday at the moment, most of the showers focused across more inland areas of central and northern UK. The showers will be 'hit and miss' and many regions will miss them and experience a mainly dry day. Winds light and variable and still warm or regionally very warm. Highs 16C to 23C.