Britain is expecting a sunshine Bank holiday weekend Heavy rain warns may be distressed as an forecastStrong winds and cold temperature across the UK – But next week the temperature is set to climb.
One of the hottest springs on record And The biggest start in the season seen for about six decades, Meteorological Office Said Season This week is finally changing in the UK.
The forecaster said that the country has already seen a long dry mantra for a long time, which has rained south on Wednesday. Meteorologist Dean Hall of Met Office said that solo and multikail thunderstorms were broken in West Midlands, Southeast England and parts of Central Southern England.
Meanwhile, on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, “a marked change in the type of weather” is expected to be seen, with many areas seen rain or rain and more unstable conditions, which are predicted to live in the next week.
It comes as a high pressure that has been prominent to most of the last few weeks, expected to move east at the end of this week, as Deputy Chief Meteorologist David Oliver explained: “We will see changes in situations at the end of this week as the weather system moves beyond Atlantic.
“They will bring rain and curved conditions from the west to the west on Friday, which will spread to the entire Britain on Saturday. Some heavy rains are expected, especially when the winds are stronger on Saturday, especially on Saturdays, the north will bring the risk of coastal streets to the north.
“These strong winds will continue on Sunday as an area of ​​low pressure passes in the north-west of the UK. Sunday is expected of Blastery Showers, which will be the heaviest and most often in the north-west. On the contrary, there may be a good deal of dry weather in the south and south-east. It is developed in the coming days.
According to the Met Office, the “unresolved” season is going on in a bank holiday on Monday, a mixture of shower and bright mantras made to hit the UK.
Some Britain people are warned for heavy and thunder in places, especially for heavy and thunder in parts of the northwest. Meanwhile, the temperature is estimated to be slightly below or slightly below the average, which will feel cold compared to the Balmi season in recent weeks.
And the next week is also determined for more “unstable” conditions, many areas have been warned of rain, but mixed with dried mantras.
However, Britain can expect a warm half -time week, in which climbing above average to climb at temperatures. Some parts of the south of the country are expected to enjoy 23C several times. The Meteorological Office said that the temperature would be close to average.
And on Friday, the weekend is expected to be “mostly correct”, before he brings his expected wet and air weather.
Alex Burkil, the meteorologist at Met Office, said, “A real change from whatever we are using so far in this spring.”
