Can expect rain beating in some parts of Britain Humid air increases temperature And expected to bring Thunder To Britain.
Meteorological Office On Wednesday night, heavy, Thunder Shower walking in the west of the country, which could see 20 to 40 mm of rain in a few hours during the rapid decline. Frequent electricity can be expected during these bursting of heavy rains as the wet weather runs slowly from north and east on Thursday.
Mike Silverstone, Deputy Chief Meteorologist at Met Office, said: “After a large -scale benign season in the early days of the week, some intense, thunder shower will move forward on Wednesday evening. These thunder are being triggered by some warm, moist air that is going from south to Britain.
“Intense rainfall can accumulate 20 to 40 mm in a few hours, which can cause some disruption. While there is no serious no serious. Weather warning At the moment, it is possible that a thunderstorm warning may be issued this week. ,
Most acute downpore southwest will be focused on with Northern Ireland And Western Wales is also facing wet weather.
The turbulent weather is caused by a pile of hot air growing from the south, later brings changes in weather in the week. By Friday, most parts of the country should see more fixed weather, although another band is expected to re -move from the southwest to the end of Friday, leading to intense rainfall in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Along with torrential rains, the humid plums of air will be seen climbing the temperature throughout the week. The Forecaster predicted 27C highness on Wednesday, focused on 27C, especially in Southeast and Central England, on Thursday with 29C till Friday.
The temperature is determined to climb in the country across the country, looking at the Newcastle 22C and 23C in York.
Meteorologist Craig Snell said that a pile of hot air Iberia And France The changing weather is causing.
He said: “After Wednesday, we start pulling some very hot and humid air from Iberia and France, and this will make it quite moist in most parts of the UK and this humidity will potentially get away from some thunderstorms.
“Late Wednesday and especially on Thursday, we begin to see risks with some thunderstorms around and it will continue as we pass from Thursday and Friday and potentially on Saturday also.
“By the time we reach the midweek, it will feel very different, a quite moist night time becomes a good deal that we are experiencing in the last couple of nights, so perhaps the day -to -day border for some people.”
Today:
This morning, low clouds and patchy rains across the south will be limited to the south during the afternoon. Otherwise, today an attempt is made to get out with morning showers in the increasing amount of sunlight. Looks hot for many people.
Dry for tonight with variable clouds and clear mantras. The most obvious sky in the north, where it will become chili. Although some patchy fog in the south, with light fog.
Wednesday:
In the south, the morning low clouds will be burnt to leave a large -scale drought and sunny day for many, with some rain in the west. Widely hot.
Thursday to Saturday:
On Thursday and Friday, very hot and humid is developing with some heavy and thunder risk. More heavy rains are possible on Saturday, but feeling fresh from the south.
