Of Britain summer is For a stormy start Despite Incense and warmth Spring on records.
Meteorological Office Is Forecasted bang rain And from the beginning of June, sometimes heavy rains with hailstorm and thunder.
Whereas temperature After the beginning of the month with 29.3C peaks in London, there is a marked difference from the sky-high temperature of May, it looks to remain light and utter in high-cushion from May. Scotland will watch 13C on Thursday, while in England, South, London will experience the temperature of 19C.
Meteorologist Claire Nasir stated that “will be more wet weather on his way in the early hours of Thursday morning”, “The rain then gradually tracks the eastern counties through the morning. A strong wind, especially to follow the shores of the channel and some rainfall.”
He said: “This rain band will mean some wet weather from the first part of Thursday.”
The forecaster warned that hail and thunder are possible even over the weekend, while the weather remains wet.
The latest downpore Britain marks the record-breaking weather for April and May, with the Met Office on Monday announced the hottest and sunshine spring on the UK record.
Throughout the UK, the Met Office marked the hottest spring for the average temperature since the series began in 1884, crossing the previous record since 2024. Northern IrelandScotland and Wales also looked at their most lumpy spring on records, while England recorded their second largest spring since the record started in 1910.
Spring 2025 is classified as the fourth sunshine season for the UK, with only three summer numbers since the records begin.
The Met Office placed the unusual spring season for the frequent high pressure systems arising from the mainland Europe, which has blocked the normal flow of the Atlantic season fronts.
Emily Karlisle, a scientist at the Met Office, said: “Britain’s climate vary. Spring 2025 is particularly notable that there is a combination of record heat and sunlight with very low rainfall.
“This spring shows some changes we see weather patternsWith more extreme conditions, long, dry, sunny weather, including long, is becoming more frequent. The data clearly indicates that the average of the 20th century in recent decades is hot, numbered and often dry, although the natural variation will play a role in the UK season. ,
Wednesday:
Sunny Mantra and Varsha for many people, it is locally heavy and continuously in the north. Showers in the band across Northern Ireland, Southern Scotland and northern England. Breezi for all, first with coastal galls in North Western Scotland. I’m liking it.
Tonight the north of the country continues to affect. Dry somewhere else with a clear mantra, but later the thick rain and rain outbreaks from the west.
Thursday:
The rain will push east during the heavy day in places, it will be cleaned by mid afternoon. Sunny Mantra and Varsha, will already follow for all those affecting Scotland. Rather Breezi.
Friday to Sunday:
Stay variable with Sunny Mantra and Varsha on Friday. On Saturday, heavy and more frequent rain, hail and thunder. Drought on Sunday. Often feel frightening and cool.