temperature Are Expected to grow high as 30C it Bank holiday Before the remains of Hurricane Erin brings wind and rain,
Meteorological Office There is a high of 28C for bank holiday on Monday to score a hot weekend, with 25C peaks seen London,
In cities Midlands And the North East of England, such as Nottingham and Manchester, will see the extreme temperature in the latest condition till 7 pm on Monday, when the temperature starts to cool down.
Later on Monday evening, Hurricane Erin’s remains are ready to move to the west of the United Kingdom, which bring rain and air with it, which will continue throughout the week, which will continue throughout the week, according to the Met office meteorologist Craig Snell.
The temperature in the north for the average temperature of the storm erin and the rains of the storm will be low in the north and the temperature will be low in the low -twenty -nine condition.
Mr. Sanel said for Monday, “It will be a lot of drought in the UK”, saying: “the increasing amount of sunlight and temperature will continue to climb.
“It will be the hottest and sunny picture on Monday.
“It will start going downhill and the rain will start moving for Northern Ireland in the afternoon.”
The arrival of Hurricane Erin is currently not a UK season warning, which is trapped at a maximum speed of 160 mph through Cape Verde, as the final remains of the storm are determined only to affect the country.
In just 24 hours, Erin went out of a range before a category of a category two in a category five from a range of storm.
People going to the beach on Monday or Tuesday have been advised for people with life guards as big waves are ready to come.
From Tuesday, the rain mantras will be moving forward in all parts of the country, and it will be the most spectacular in the West, Mr. Snell said.
He said: “It will be heavy many times in the West, but at the moment we are not expecting much effects, and it can be for farmers or anyone who requires rain.”
On Wednesday, there will be a band of rain across the country, and there will be less pressure from the weekend of the rain ahead of the rain.
Today:
With a lot of sunlight, warm or too hot for many. The clouds growing in the far west during the day, rains till late afternoon in northern Ireland and the western fringes of the rest of Britain by evening. Rather Breezi.
A band of rain, several times heavy, will move east through the evening and overnight. The most often scattered showers in the west. A warm night in the east.
Tuesday:
One day of sunlight, mantra and scattered rain. Answer -Most often in western, heavy with some thunder risk. Generally cooler, but still feeling hot in the sun.
Wednesday to Friday:
Frequent rain, as well as some long periods of rain are expected. Many times heavy appearances with hail and thunder. Often frightening. The cooler, but it looks pleasant in any sunlight.
