As the UK enjoys a day off for the Early May Bank Holiday, the weather is expected to bring a mix of sunshine and showers, according to the Met Office.
Early risers may encounter patches of fog, but these are forecasted to clear, giving way to a bright start to the day. The maximum temperature is expected to reach a comfortable 20 degrees Celsius.
Throughout the day, sunny spells will alternate with heavy showers, with some areas potentially experiencing thundery downpours. However, the south may see cloudier conditions with showery rain.
For those planning outdoor activities, here’s an hour-by-hour breakdown of the forecast:
- 6am: 11 degrees Celsius
- 7am: 11 degrees Celsius
- 8am: 12 degrees Celsius
- 9am: 13 degrees Celsius
- 10am: 14 degrees Celsius
- 11am: 14 degrees Celsius
- 12pm: 15 degrees Celsius
- 1pm: 15 degrees Celsius
- 2pm: 15 degrees Celsius
- 3pm: 16 degrees Celsius
- 4pm: 16 degrees Celsius
- 5pm: 16 degrees Celsius
- 6pm: 16 degrees Celsius
- 7pm: 15 degrees Celsius
- 8pm: 15 degrees Celsius
- 9pm: 14 degrees Celsius
- 10pm: 14 degrees Celsius
- 11pm: 14 degrees Celsius
Looking ahead to the rest of the week, Tuesday is expected to bring a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers, particularly along the coast where it may be cloudier and cooler. However, Wednesday and Thursday are predicted to remain largely dry with sunny intervals, providing an opportunity to enjoy the warmth of the sunshine.
In summary, while showers may interrupt outdoor plans at times, there will still be plenty of opportunities to soak up the sunshine and make the most of the Bank Holiday.
