THE MET Office has warned of incoming thunderstorms, frost and heavy rain over the Spring Bank Holiday.
After a spree of sunny spells over the last few weeks, Brits woke up to the more seasonal scenes of
The turn in the weather is just the beginning, with forecasters warning of possible thunderstorms coming in over the weekend.
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The said: “By Wednesday, there’s the potential for more organised rain or showers across parts of southern England and , with the odd thunderstorm possible. Other areas will continue to enjoy predominantly fine weather.”;;
However Thursday and Friday will see some more sunshine, particularly in the west.
“We could have some unseasonably cold nights on Thursday and Friday, with some isolated frost possible,”;; the forecast reads.
The UK will see spells of rain with a risk of strong winds.
The bad weather will gradually spread across the country on Saturday, with Sunday and Monday likely seeing both sunshine and showers.
Deputy Chief Meteorologist Mark Sidawayexplained: “The high pressure that has been around for the last few weeks will slowly lose its grip on the UK this week, bringing a change to more unsettled conditions with many areas seeing rain or showers, ending the prolonged dry spell.
“The change comes this weekend, with weather systems moving in from the Atlantic, arriving from the west probably later on Friday and through Saturday.
“They will bring with them spells of rain, which may be heavy at times, with a risk of strong winds in places.
“These conditions will gradually spread across the UK on Saturday, with Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday likely seeing sunshine and showers.
“So, whilst the bank holiday won’t be a complete washout, with some sunshine expected, this weekend represents a notable shift from the fine and settled weather pattern that has dominated so far this month.”;;
