Tomorrow, the UK is set to experience thunderstorms as two weather systems move through the country, as per the latest forecasts from the Met Office. Rain is expected in nearly all regions on Saturday, accompanied by unseasonably strong winds in some areas, making the weather conditions quite dreary.
Met Office meteorologist Alex Deakin mentioned that much of England will encounter rain early on Saturday, describing the start of the day as damp and grey, with rain spreading across most areas. While the north-east of Scotland may see clearer skies and some brightening up in parts of the Midlands, Wales, and southern England, another band of rain is anticipated to follow.
This second weather front is predicted to bring heavy showers and an increased risk of thunderstorms, particularly in Northern Ireland and Wales. Southern regions could see drier conditions in the afternoon, but the weather will remain blustery with strong winds, not typical for this time of year.
Temperatures are expected to be around or slightly below average for June, ranging from 15C in Northern Ireland, Wales, and the south-west to 19C in the east of England. Southern areas might feel cooler due to the strong winds, according to Deakin. The BBC’s forecast indicates mostly cloudy weather on Saturday with ongoing rain from the south-west, with possible sunny breaks and isolated thundery showers later in the day, especially in the south, along with windy conditions.
Looking ahead, Sunday may bring variable cloud cover and showers, mainly in the west, potentially heavy at times. Areas to the east might remain dry with variable cloudiness. Monday is expected to see heavy rain from the west, followed by sunshine once the rain clears. Tuesday could bring a mix of scattered thundery showers and sunny spells.
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