May 18th 2024.
This weekend may not be the perfect time to hit the beach, but there will definitely be opportunities to soak up the warm and sunny weather. According to the latest forecast, the UK is set to experience temperatures as high as 22C, a welcome change from the cloudy skies we saw yesterday.
The Met Office has predicted a murky start to the day, but don't let that dampen your spirits. By midday, the sun will start to shine through, resulting in some warm and pleasant conditions. While it may not be beach weather for everyone, those who don't mind a little drizzle can still take a dip in the sea.
Saturday is looking particularly promising, with warm and sunny spells expected throughout the day. However, there is a chance of showers in the south during the morning, which may turn heavy and thundery by midday. For the rest of the country, expect mainly dry weather with some low clouds and mist lifting to reveal the warm sunshine.
Unfortunately, the east coast may experience some lingering low clouds for a good portion of the day. Scotland can also expect cooler temperatures, but they will warm up quickly in the sunshine, making it a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in between showers.
With temperatures reaching highs of 22C in certain parts of the UK, it's safe to say that today will be a great day to be outside. And the good news continues into Sunday, as the weather is expected to be warm and dry. It's the perfect way to end the weekend and start the new week.
While there may still be some showers in certain areas, there will be plenty of sunny spells to make up for it. The only exception may be in Devon and Cornwall, where there is a possibility of thunderstorms. Overall, Saturday is shaping up to be a much more pleasant day compared to previous weeks, with Scotland's central belt experiencing temperatures similar to London.
Sunday may not be as warm as Saturday, but it will still be a dry and enjoyable day across the country. The south of England will have the best luck, with highs of 22C in London, 21C in Wales and along the south coast, and 18C in Cornwall. However, the far north of Scotland may experience heavier clouds and cooler temperatures of around 13C.
An onshore breeze may also affect the weather in some areas, but for the most part, we can expect dry conditions and warm temperatures to continue into next week. The Met Office's Annie Shuttleworth has stated that while Sunday and Monday may be drier, the current pressure pattern suggests that things may move at a slower pace.
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