Mapped: Where some parts of Britain will be killed with thunder

After the release of the Met Office, some parts of Britain are fixed to thunder to disrupt heat Yellow weather warning.

parts of Scotland And Northern Ireland is expected to watch severe thunderstorms through Thursday and go on Friday.

Large areas have been released yellow Season Warning, threatening to be serious by 10 pm on Thursday. In ScotlandThis warning continues from Wednesday, while it began in Ireland on Thursday afternoon.

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Meteorological Office Said 20 to 40 mm Rain Scotland may fall in less than an hour, and 50 to 70 mm in two hours. In Ireland, 40 mm is expected in less than an hour, and a total of 50 mm.

Despite the rainfall, is ready to remain as hot weather UK Continues to experience its fourth Hatwave In the year, even in areas where the storm will be killed.

Paul Gundarson, the chief meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “In some areas, the experience of his fourth heat will continue to be experienced, with many hot or very warm on Thursday, although coolers near the coasts. temperature Eastern England can still reach 30C, although several areas will be some degrees coolers than before in the week. ,

The forecaster has told the residents in the areas covered by warning that if their area is at high risk then warnings to be ready for flash flooding. This recommends that people plan to travel beforehand, where necessary, and prepare for power cuts, strong winds and thunder.

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After going over the weekend, the heat mantra is estimated to continue to the south, while more northern regions are designed to see the clouder sky. Thunder Should be reduced by Friday, badly replaced by the sky of drizzle.

The temperature in the south of England can reach 31C, which is experiencing the country that continuing the heatwave situations. It falls to about 30C on Saturday and 29C on Sunday.

There are accurate areas covered by yellow weather warning on Thursday:

Scotland

Northern Ireland