Following some great weather this weekend people in Wales are desperate for more.
And, after an overcast start to the working week ahead, there's more sunshine in store.
"We have high pressure over the UK and mainland Europe next weekend," a Met Office spokesman said. "As that moves over the UK it will bring with it warm southerly winds from the continent.
"Both Friday and Saturday could see temperatures as high as 30°C in Cardiff, 27°C across the southern half of Wales, and 23°C across the north.
"Our modelling suggests that it could continue beyond Sunday into next week but at this point it could also break up on Sunday as well."
What to expect where you live next weekend:
Cardiff
Swansea
Newport
Merthyr Tydfil
Tenby
Aberporth
Aberystwyth
Porthmadog
Rhyl
Builth Wells
What about reports of a so-called 'African heat flare'?
The Met Office meteorologist said: "This the first time I have heard of an African flare – I have never come across it before. To me it sounds like something made up though it does sound quite cool. It will be hot weather though."
What does the start of the week look like?
Monday
The Met Office spokesman said: "To start with we will be seeing sunny spells and showers. Those showers will move east over the day."
Top temperatures:
North Wales, 16°C
South Wales, 20°C
Tuesday
The Met Office spokesman said: "For most it will be a dry start but cloudy but there will be outbreaks of raid in western areas. The further east you are the drier it will be. It will be breezy across the north west."
Top temperatures:
North Wales, 17°C
South Wales, 21°C
Wednesday
The Met Office spokesman said: "It is going to be windy and showery though some of those showers could be heavy in the west."
Top temperatures:
North Wales, 18°C
South Wales, 20°C
Thursday
The Met Office spokesman said: "The weather system will move north so it will be a much drier day on Thursday. There will be some cloud but temperatures will start to creep up."
Top temperatures:
North Wales, 20°C
South Wales, 24°C
