UK weather forecast LIVE: Brits bask in balmy 24C weekend heatwave

Scorcher Sunday could get stormy overnight

The wonderful weather we have been having might take a turn as rain is forecast to tonight.

Brits have enjoyed deliciously warm weather, with highs of 23C.

This gorgeous warm weather will continue into the late evening, but it has been expected that rain will hit around 3am on Monday morning.

In pictures: Brits take a dive in warm summer waters

As temperatures rise across the country, Brits are flocking to parks and beaches to enjoy the sun.

Here, two people can be seen taking a dip in the sea while enjoying the warm weather.

This pleasant period may not last, however, with thunder predicted for next week.

Graham Hunt/BNPS Date: 21st May 2022. Swimmers in wetsuits taking a dip in the sea at the seaside resort of Weymouth in Dorset on a morning of hot hazy sunshine.

New satellite images show wave of cloud hitting the north

While the north is in for a cloudy day, much of the south will be clear, with beautiful sunshine.

Northern areas will be cloudy but warm, with temperatures reaching 20C.

Meanwhile, London is in for a bright and hot day, as temperatures reach 23C.

Outlook for the week: Britain set of a stormy time

The Met Office has reported that much of Britain will experience rainy weather throughout the middle of next week.

Rainy spells will be interrupted by bouts of thunder, as wind increases.

The organisation said: “Unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain for most, some heavy with a risk of thunder.

“Windy on Wednesday and Thursday with further rain or showers. Temperatures near average.”

Met Office outlines weather on sweltering Sunday afternoon

The south is in for a bright, hot and dry afternoon today.

London is set to experience scorching temperatures as we enter the afternoon, with highs of 24C.

Meanwhile, the north and Scotland will see some cloud and rain, but temperatures will remain pleasant, with lows of 17 in England.

Scorcher Sunday: Highs of 24C in mini heatwave 

London could see hot weather today, says Met Office.

Scotland will most likely see highs of 18C, with plenty of sunny spells.

Sunday will be dry for most.

Misty morning: Beautiful image shows mist traveling across the UK at sunrise

It was a sunny morning in most of the UK. However, at sunrise, mist could be seen slowly crawling along the British seas.

While a striking image, Brits will hope the mist clears quickly so they can enjoy the mini heatwave set to hit the south of England today.

Temperatures are set to rise rapidly this afternoon, reaching 24C in London.

Alamy Live News. 2J9ADPX Bridport, Dorset, UK. 22nd May 2022. UK Weather. A sea of mist at sunrise at Colmers Hill at Bridport in Dorset. Picture Credit: Graham Hunt.

Pollen levels fall: Good news for hey fever sufferers

According to the Met Office, the next few days will see low pollen levels across the country.

This comes as the tree pollen season comes to an end as we enter the early stages of the grass pollen season.

However, as we get further into the summer, pollen levels will once again be on the rise.

Londoners to experience sweltering Sunday weather

As we slowly approach the height of summer, the weather is getting warmer and warmer.

Today is set to be one of the hottest days of the year in parts of the south, with Londoners experience a mini heatwave.

This scorcher will see temperatures hit 24C as the cloudy weather gives way to glorious sunshine.

Monday to be HOT with chance of showers

Temperatures are set to rise again on Monday throughout much of the south.

However, this sweltering heat will be interrupted by rainy spells and possibly even thunderstorms.

The Met Office said: “Rain clearing from southeast England. Sunny spells and showers elsewhere, some heavy in the west with a risk of thunder later.”

Unlike Monday, today is set to be a day of glorious sunshine across most of England, with temperatures reaching 24C in some places.

In pictures: Brits pack beaches in Saturday sunshine

As the sun came out across the south yesterday, Brits came out in their droves to have a day on the beach.

Today is set to be no different, with much of the south experiencing a mini heatwave, according to the Met Office.

Temperatures are set to reach 24C in some parts of the south, meaning the beaches and parks will once again be packed as eager Britons look to get a bit of sun.

MaxWillcock/BNPS People enjoy their weekend by heading to the beach in Bournemouth, Dorset.

Today’s outlook: Sunny weather across the south, as London experiences mini heatwave

It will be a mostly sunny and warm day across the south and southeast.

Meanwhile, Scotland and the north will experience more cloudy weather, with some outbreaks of rain.

London, however, could be set for highs of 24C.

With that in mind, the Met Office has described today’s weather as one of “mixed fortunes”.

A visualisation of Sunday’s weather patterns can be seen bellow.

Scorcher Sunday: Highs of 24C in mini heatwave

London could see hot weather today, says Met Office.

Scotland will most likely see highs of 18C, with plenty of sunny spells.

Sunday will be dry for most.

Love Island’s Liberty Poole’s skin cancer scare

Lib gave up sunbathing AND sunbeds after a terrifying scare.

The beautiful blondie from Birmingham appeared on Love Island last year, and spent a few weeks basking in the Mallorca sun.

But she soon after the show discovered a suspicious looking mole which will now be removed.

She said sunbeds and sunbathing is NOT worth the risk, and will be sticking to fake tan products to achieve a summer glow.

Credit: Splash

Washing machine weather as storm clouds swirl over the British Isles

The jet stream is pushing up warm weather, causing clashing storms next week.

The UK could see some very heavy rain and rumbling storms by Wednesday.

Fierce lightening could strike across the British Isles at any time next week, once again.

This sparky snap was captured over Stone Henge in Wiltshire on 18 May.

Credit: Nick Bull/pictureexclusive.com

Uncertain temperatures cause tornados in the UK?

Weather experts warn climate changes and volatility could cause tornados.

The fluctuating temperatures and pressure systems could spell for disaster as tornados are more common in volatile weather.

It is very unlikely the UK will see huge twisters that the USA gets but could see smaller scale tornados.

Brits brave the sea to cool off as weather hots up in Cornwall yesterday

The soaring temperatures make the ocean look so inviting and people take a dip in the cool water.

Beachgoers were snapped on Saturday 21 May in Cornwall enjoying the stunning weather today.

Local woman takes a dip in the sea, after waking up early for a morning swim at St Mawes, Cornwall.

She didn’t wear a wetsuit, and braved the cool lapping waves.

Credit: Alamy

Manc’s were so unimpressed with the rotten weather yesterday

City goers were caught in the heavy showers whilst out and about in the town.

Manchester residents looked glum as the rain hammered it down.

Many were caught out by the rubbish weather, as it pounded the streets.

Pedestrians were caught out without umbrellas or hoods, so made shelter with coats over their heads. One shopper donned a stylish Superdrug bag to protect her tresses.

Credit: Ryan Jenkinson / Story Picture Agency

Jet stream to drag gale force winds in its wake

This weekend’s lush summer weather won’t last for long as storms return, with a vengeance.

Chilly, rainy and stormy. Not what Brits had in mind this summer.

Next weeks storm warning has been issued once again, and Brits should brace for crashing thunder and lightening.

Molten sunrise over Kent on yesterday morning

Gorgeous snaps were taken as the sun rose Saturday morning.

Brits saw highs of 20C today, as temperatures gradually climb.

The lingering clouds reflected the rich red of the sun, illuminating the grey sky.

Today is expected to be even warmer, with highs of 22C.

Credit: Rex

In pictures: Brits enjoy morning sunshine at Weymouth beach

While Friday was a distinctly rainy day, Saturday morning has been warm with sunny spells in much of the country.

As always, Brits have jumped at the chance to experience the nice weather, heading to their nearest parks and beaches.

As we head into the end of the month, temperatures are set to rise once more, with the Queen’s Jubilee weekend likely to be very warm.

UV levels were high in the south today

Despite it being somewhat cloudy, the south is set to experience relatively high UV levels today.

With UV coming in at 6 across much of the south, it is advised that Brits take care to apply sun cream when they can.

Further north, UV levels will fall to between 4 or 5, but the Met Office still suggests protection should be used.