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• Spring Bank Holiday weather records in the UK

  , recorded twice: once at Dunbar in East Lothian on 5 June 1933, and again at Eastwick Lodge in Essex on 6 June 1960.  READ MORE: How close are we to breaking spring records? Rain, Wind, and Snow Rainfall has also made its mark on the Whitsun holiday. Kesgrave in Suffolk saw the wettest day on record

• Met Office daily weather: Widely sunny spells to end the week

  these northern and eastern areas of the UK. The cloud tending to uh push into parts of the east of England for a time. Elsewhere across the country, it's sunny spells and the heat is beginning to build once again. It's a hotter day across southern parts of the country. Cooler further north and northeast

• Met Office daily weather: Drizzly showers with some bright, sunny spells

  and again a few spots of rain here and there for eastern parts of Scotland, east and southeastern England and also across parts of southwest England. “It could be a little damp at times, but generally dry, generally light winds, but once again under the cloud, feeling a bit cool despite the light winds

• Weekend staying cold

  , but also a chance of snow at first over the Midlands. It will be brighter in the north, but still with a risk of showers in coastal areas. Still feeling cold away from the southwest with temperatures once again in low-single figures. “There continues to be some uncertainty over the exact conditions

• Changeable weather to come after hot spell

  England. Once again, it's important to note there is a very low likelihood that any one location within the area will experience impacts from thunderstorms, but where the storms do occur up to 30mm of rain is possible in less than an hour which has the potential to generate some surface water flooding

• Cold conditions on the horizon

  of the week, which may also spread to some central and western areas by the weekend, although by this time a messy mixture of rain, sleet and snow is more likely. Current indications are that once the east to south-easterly winds set in they will most probably last well into next week, although a gradual

• Met Office 10-day trend: An unsettled start to Autumn

  there are brief interludes of drier and brighter weather, the overall theme is one of continued volatility, with little sign of prolonged settled conditions on the horizon. A look at the current setup At present, the UK is under the influence of a broad area of low pressure. This has brought widespread

• Observed and forecast tracks: northern hemisphere 2023

  998 mb, 35 knots Arlene was only briefly a tropical storm. Bret (03L) 19-24 June 996 mb, 60 knots Track forecast errors were mixed for Bret. Cindy (04L) 22-26 June 1001 mb, 50 knots Track forecast errors were near to or below the recent mean for this storm. Don (05L) 14-24 July 988 mb, 65 knots

• Met Office 10-day trend: Wet and windy into Autumn

  by a possible ridge of high pressure on Tuesday, which could bring a brief lull in the unsettled weather. However, this respite is likely to be short-lived, as further low-pressure systems and frontal systems are set to arrive from the Atlantic. The detail of these systems is difficult to pin down

• Weekend weather: sunshine at first, then a change from the northwest

  will already be more extensive at the start of the weekend. Here, temperatures will hold up slightly better overnight thanks to thicker cloud cover, staying closer to mid‑single figures rather than dipping below zero. Saturday: sunshine for many, cloudier in the north Once early mist and fog clear on Saturday