Bank holiday thunderstorm alerts warn of travel disruption and 'danger to life'
Despite the yellow warnings and ‘danger to life’ alerts on the Bank Holiday Monday, most areas are forecast to experience higher temperatures later in the week
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Despite the yellow warnings and ‘danger to life’ alerts on the Bank Holiday Monday, most areas are forecast to experience higher temperatures later in the week
The North will have a cloudy start to the day with some brighter spells and heavy showers developing.
London is expected to reach an average of 15C and will remain cloudy with outbreaks of rain but East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire will see the warmest spells in the country with highs of 20C and 21C.
Northern Ireland will have a generally bright bank holiday Monday – although not everyone will escape the rain, according to the Met Office.
Some areas of the UK are set for sunshine, with temperatures soaring as warm as 20C, while others should brace for showers as the bank holiday weekend will see a mixed picture