East of England weather

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East of England weather forecast

Headline:

Another bright warm day.

Today:

Sunday very warm again with sunny spells. Onshore winds taking the edge of the temperatures near the coast. Likely dry but with the risk of some heavy showers or perhaps thunderstorms spreading north-eastwards into the evening. Maximum temperature 24 °C.

Tonight:

Some isolated heavy and thundery showers perhaps moving across the region overnight but many areas likely staying dry. Remaining mild. Minimum temperature 12 °C.

Monday:

Any early showers becoming more isolated through the day to give largely dry conditions for most with plenty of brightness and temperatures remaining warm. Maximum temperature 25 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Turning cooler, with more persistent rain into the afternoon on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday generally brighter but the risk of showers continues and some early low cloud is possible.

Updated:

UK long range weather forecast

Changeable with showers developing by day across the UK through the end of the week and over the weekend. The heaviest showers and greatest risk of thunderstorms across southern parts. Temperatures generally around or just a little above average, though with winds tending to be light, still feeling warm in sunnier areas. Over the weekend there are signs that showers may start to ease from the north with drier, more settled conditions probably becoming established for a time. Confidence lowers into the following week with signals unclear how prolonged the influence of higher pressure will be. So after a potentially more settled spell of weather, unsettled conditions are likely to return during the week with the wettest conditions in the west. Above average temperatures more likely than below.

Updated:

Signals during this period are weak and offer limited guidance beyond climatology. Similar weather conditions to those of the preceding few days are most likely to characterise this period to the end of May; a mixture of unsettled periods with rain and showers and settled interludes in-between. By early June, the chances of above and below average rainfall are evenly balanced. There is a slightly higher likelihood of above average temperatures compared with below average temperatures, such that the chance of hot spells, although still very small, is slightly higher than normal too.

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