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UK weather: Met Office reveals forecast for last weekend of summer holidays as Brits pack out beaches ahead of 27C heat
By James Halpin,
7 hours ago
BRITS are set to pack out beaches with 27C weather this weekend while one part of the country is battered by thunderstorms.
The Met Office has revealed what’s in store for the country over the next two days – the last weekend of school holidays and of summer.
Holidaymakers cooling off in the sea this week A leisurely punt on the River Cam in Cambridge The weekend is set to see Brits soaking up more rays Rain could hit the south west on Sunday Met Office
Beaches in the likes of Bournemouth and Southend have been crowded with sun worshippers over the past few days.
Saturday will be dry and fine for most of the country, but the south west will see cloud and rain and possibly even thunder.
Temperatures will be about average with Bournemouth set to hit 23C, Lincoln 20C, and Edinburgh 20C.
Cloud will move over much of the country on Saturday bringing with it increased humidity in the air.
But the warmer night will lead to a warmer day with London set to hit 27C, Lincoln 26C, and Holyhead in Wales 21C.
The southwest again will likely see heavy showers and possibly even thunderstorms.
The east of the country could also see some rain.
Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Dan Harris said: “Conditions could briefly turn very warm, or even hot, across parts of the south and east.
“There’s a chance of temperatures into the high 20s for some – it’s very much dependent on cloud breaks.”
But he warned: “The forecast later this weekend and into the early part of next week comes with larger uncertainties than average.
“There is a complex interaction of a number of volatile, small-scale weather features over and around the UK.
“We are keeping warnings under review, and will look to issue them over this weekend as forecast confidence increases.”
Forecaster Alex Burkill said: “Showers look like they could become a bit more widespread on Sunday.
“The greatest chance of some thundery downpours comes in eastern parts of the UK.
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