The latest weather and travel news from ITV News in Wales.
It's staying dry and bright for many of us for the rest of the day, feeling pretty warm too! Temperatures will reach 23 degrees in the south.
Coastal areas will feel a bit fresher, due to a breeze coming in from the sea.
Tonight, things will take a turn for the worse. It'll be drier in the north, but with temperatures down to single figures in some areas.
By tomorrow morning, the rain we've seen overnight will get heavier.
The A4119 Tonypandy Bypass is closed after an accident between Cornwall Road (Williamstown) and Court St (Clydach Vale).
A dry and bright day across the country on Wednesday, with plenty of warm sunny spells and generally light northerly winds. Maximum temperature 22 °C.
Any isolated lingering showers will quickly clear away through this evening, with a largely dry night to follow and some clear spells at times. Winds remaining light.
A dry and bright day across the country on Wednesday, with plenty of warm sunny spells and generally light northerly winds. Maximum temperature 23 °C.
The best of the brightness will be in the north, with some nice long spells of sunshine.
Temperatures across Wales will hold up nicely, in the early twenties. There is the chance of odd showers, but they will fade as the evening draws closer.
Any isolated lingering showers will quickly clear away through this evening, with a largely dry night to follow and some clear spells at times. Winds remaining light. Tomorrow is shaping up to be a pretty decent day with plenty of sunny spells.
After a fairly dull start to the day, things are looking a lot better into the afternoon.
The best of the brightness will be in the north, with some nice long spells of sunshine.
Temperatures across Wales will hold up nicely, in the early twenties. There is the chance of odd showers, but they will fade as the evening draws closer.
Some heavy thundery showers this morning in the south and getting more cloudy elsewhere as the day goes on. . Feeling warm. Maximum Temperature 21 °C.
Sunshine and showers on Wednesday, as the warm and humid weather persists. Whilst the showers continue through Thursday, it will feel a lot fresher. Becoming drier and brighter on Friday.
Any remaining showers dying out to leave a fine evening. Then becoming mostly dry overnight with the odd patch of mist by dawn. A few showers will then edge into the far south, with the risk of thunder. Minimum Temperature 10 °C.
Some heavy thundery showers on Tuesday morning in the south and getting more cloudy elsewhere as the day goes on. . Feeling warm. Maximum Temperature 21 °C.
Warm moist air will be pushing up from France and bringing some heavy thundery showers over the next few days but the rest of Monday is dry with bright spells. Maximum temperature 21 °C.
Overnight will stay clear but feeling quite muggy.**
In the early hours of Tuesday some of the thundery showers will hit the south and south east. North Wales will remain drier for a time,
By the afternoon it will be mostly cloudy with more outbreaks of rain and some thundery bursts. A little cooler. Maximum temperature 20 °C.**
There are delays of up to 45 minutes on First Great Western services between Bristol Temple Meads and Cardiff Central because of a broken down train between Patchway and Severn Tunnel Junction. Also affecting CrossCountry services.