Up to 40mm of rain in a single hour is forecast.
Not exactly the sunny bank holiday weather people hoped for The Met Office has issued two yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms today with up to 40mm of rain expected on Bank Holiday Monday. UK weather has a cruel sense of humour, with the long weekend set to end on a washout before getting sunny and warm – just in time for work tomorrow. Forecasters say it’ll easily reach 20°C in some parts of the country this week and will be even warmer than Corfu, Greece in other regions.
The national weather service’s meteorologist Craig Snell told the Evening Standard: ‘It’s going to be a bit of wet picture for London tomorrow especially south London and then into Kent and Sussex. ‘If you are an early bird you might get some brightness first thing tomorrow morning but don’t be deceived the rain will be on its way.’ The rain should reach the capital at about 7.
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