MORE mixed weather is set to be on the way according to the Met Office.
This week has been a mix of sunshine, showers and cloud across Wrexham and Flintshire, and that looks set to continue in the early parts of next week.
Monday (July 8) looks set to stay dry, with sunny spells in the afternoon and highs of around 20C.
However spells of heavy rain are set to hit on Tuesday throughout the day. Temperatures are set to remain around 20C, but the showers are likely to be in action all day.
Wednesday through to the back end of the week is forecast to be cloudy, but dry, with highs of around 18-19C.
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A Met Office spokesperson said:
"This Evening and Tonight: "Late sunny spells to end the weekend as showers ease. Dry overnight with largely clear skies and odd short-lived fog patches. A chilly night for July, particularly in rural areas.
"Monday: A bright start to the new week with some pleasant sunny spells and light winds. Turning cloudier into the afternoon and evening ahead of rain arriving overnight. Maximum temperature 20 °C.
"Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday: Cloudy and unsettled throughout Tuesday and Wednesday with outbreaks of rain and showers, heavy at times. Becoming drier on Thursday and more pleasant overall owing to more sunny spells."
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