Weather forecast tomorrow – UK to be battered by THREE days worth of rain & warning venomous false widows to invade

The average weather in the England in June

England in June is forecast to experience low temperatures as 11°C and high of 20°C, according to Weather25.

There’s going to be many days of rain during the month of June in the England.

And, Brits should expect an average of 15 to 22 days of rain – so be sure to bring along a waterproof jacket to stay dry this month!

Warning venomous false widows to invade UK

The country’s only venomous spider is thought to be surging in numbers because of the current warm weather.

Spiders experts are warning the UK false widows are coming out hibernation and multiplying.

Pest control expert Clive Boase told the Daily Star: “The population of false widows in the UK is growing all the time. People don’t realise just how common they have become. They can survive both indoors and outdoors.

“They are generally shy creatures and won’t come out into the open – but they could crawl into curtains or perhaps clothing left on the floor.”

Tomorrow will bring cloud and occasional rain

Met Office forecaster Grahame Madge said that tomorrow will bring cloud and occasional rain, moving east. However eastern areas should remain largely dry.

This will be followed by sunny intervals and a few showers, but will remain breezy and quite gusty in the north.

The Met Office also said the middle of this week will see a spell of “changeable and unseasonably windy weather” with showers, longer spells of rain, and a risk of coastal gales in the north.

“It could be quite breezy and gusty in north Scotland,” Mr Madge said.

“Friday will have a few blustery showers in northwest Scotland, before easing, bringing a fine day with sunny spells.”

Weather will be improving by Saturday, he said, with a ridge of high pressure moving in.

Thunderstorms are back – and this time with HAIL!

Short thundery downpours have hit the UK today as unsettled weather brings gusty winds to parts of country, as The Met Office says some of showers will be heavy and mixed with hail.

The Met Office warned this morning that some of the showers will be heavy and mixed with hail, and Brits shouldn’t be surprised if they hear a rumble of thunder.

Met Office forecaster Grahame Madge told MailOnline that drier, sunnier conditions will appear this afternoon, with showers fading in the east and central areas of the country.

“The west will remain cloudier, and there may be locally heavy rain in northwest Scotland,” he added.

Odds slashed on hottest summer in records

Leading bookmaker Coral has slashed the odds on this summer being the UK’s hottest since records began to just 2-1 (from 4-1) as long range forecasts hint at some sweltering weather ahead.

Coral make it just 5-4 on 30 degrees being reached anywhere in the UK over the Jubilee weekend.

“This time last year it was a very wet end to spring and start to summer, however this time around it couldn’t be more different. We have slashed the odds on the UK’s hottest summer ever being recorded and also think 30 degrees or more is on the way for the long weekend coming up at the start of June,” said Coral’s Harry Aitkenhead.

• 5-4 – 30C or more to be reached over the Jubilee weekend
• 2-1 – this summer to be the hottest on record in the UK

UK weather outlook for Thursday and Friday

Thursday will have large areas of cloud cover around and a chance of showers or spells of rain although sunny spells will develop later in the day.

Friday will be generally dry and bright with spells of sunshine and variable amounts of patchy cloud cover. A few showers are possible, some heavy.

Forecast for tomorrow (Wednesday)

A dull and damp start to the day with cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain or drizzle across northern and western areas which will turn increasingly patchy.

Rain will clear to reveal sunny spells, variable amounts of cloud cover around and a widespread chance of showers, most frequent across Scotland.

Tonight’s weather

Daytime showers will ease and turn increasingly light and patchy during the evening to reveal late spells of sunshine.

Overnight will then be mostly dry with clear spells however thick cloud cover will build in from the west bringing outbreaks of rain across northern and western areas by dawn.

The bad weather will be over soon!

It’s not all bad news, with warmer weather set to return ahead of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Temperatures next week could exceed the current 2022 high of 27.5C, as Brits prepare to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee at the start of June.

British Weather Services senior meteorologist Jim Dale said the heat could “ramp up”.

He said: “I think as we approach that weekend it might well ramp up… on the run into that weekend we might see something that’s a little bit warmer – maybe even very warm.”

The bad weather will be over soon!

It’s not all bad news, with warmer weather set to return ahead of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Temperatures next week could exceed the current 2022 high of 27.5C, as Brits prepare to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee at the start of June.

British Weather Services senior meteorologist Jim Dale said the heat could “ramp up”.

He said: “I think as we approach that weekend it might well ramp up… on the run into that weekend we might see something that’s a little bit warmer – maybe even very warm.”

Three days of thunderstorms and showers to hit

BRITS will be blasted by three days of thunderstorms and downpours as a “revved up jet stream” moves in from the Atlantic.

Sunseekers have so far basked in scorching May sunshine, with a roasting 27.5C marking the hottest day of the year so far.

But Brits are now being urged to unpack their umbrellas, as an unseasonable spring chill and three-days of rain is set to hit the UK.

Met Office forecaster Aidan McGivern said the week will bring “three days or so of rain, showers and a keen breeze especially on Wednesday and Thursday before the weather settles down for the weekend.”

Today will bring “lively showers” to much of the UK – along with hail and thunder.

And Wednesday will be no different, with “wet and windy weather” due to hit.

Edinburgh could hit 17C today

Any morning rain clearing southeastern Borders. Then a mixture of bright or sunny spells and showers.

Some of these will be heavy with an isolated risk of thunder.

Feeling fine in any sunshine with a light or moderate westerly breeze with maximum temperatures of 17 °C.

UK weather outlook for Wednesday and Thursday

Spells of rain will clear eastern areas through the morning on Wednesday. Western areas will see sunshine and showers through the morning. In the afternoon, there will be sunny spells and showers.

Thursday will be cloudy in northern areas with the risk of some rain. Other areas will see sunny spells.

June could be hottest EVER, bookies say

Next month could go down as the hottest June on record, according to Ladbrokes.

With hot weather on the way over the coming days, the bookies have already cut odds from 5/1 to just 2/1 on next month playing host to the hottest June EVER.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: “A record-breaking hot June will more than make up for what looks set to be a miserable end to May, and the odds suggest that’s exactly what we could have.”

UV levels will be high in some areas

UV levels look set to be high or moderate today.

The Met Office have warned Brits to make sure they protects their skin when heading out today.

Early June forecast

Over the weekend, fine and dry weather with clear and sunny spells expected for most, however some cloud and light showers remain possible, especially in the north and east.

Despite a chilly start on Saturday, near normal temperatures can be expected for most, perhaps feeling warmer in the south and southwest.

Into the following week, the weather is likely to become more settled, with any few showers most likely to be seen in the north and east, where it may feel fresher and cooler.

This means above average temperatures away from the north and east, with drier conditions expected for most.

As we move into the beginning of June, drier than average conditions are expected to persist overall.

Londoners could see highs of 18C tomorrow

Dry and bright initially, but cloud thickening from the west through the day.

Breezier with patchy outbreaks of rain spreading east from early afternoon.

Drier, brighter in the west later with maximum temperatures of 18 °C.

Temperatures will be on the rise soon

Temperatures next week could exceed the current 2022 high of 27.5C, as Brits prepare to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee at the start of June.

British Weather Services senior meteorologist Jim Dale said the heat could “ramp up”.

He said: “I think as we approach that weekend it might well ramp up… on the run into that weekend we might see something that’s a little bit warmer – maybe even very warm.”

Winds could reach gale-force in Scotland

In Scotland, the winds could reach gale-force speeds, with ground frost spotted in parts.

Mr McGivern told the Mirror: “Jet stream really revving up during the next couple of days pushing these features in from the Atlantic deepening some areas of low pressure to the north of the UK and making it fairly unseasonable for most of us.”

But it’s not all bad news, with warmer weather set to return ahead of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Three days of thunderstorms

Brits will be blasted by three days of thunderstorms and downpours as a “revved up jet stream” moves in from the Atlantic.

Sunseekers have so far basked in scorching May sunshine, with a roasting 27.5C marking the hottest day of the year so far.

But Brits are now being urged to unpack their umbrellas, as an unseasonable spring chill and three-days of rain is set to hit the UK.

Met Office forecaster Aidan McGivern said the week will bring “three days or so of rain, showers and a keen breeze especially on Wednesday and Thursday before the weather settles down for the weekend.”

Today will bring “lively showers” to much of the UK – along with hail and thunder.

And Wednesday will be no different, with “wet and windy weather” due to hit.

Thunder and hail risk this evening

Remaining areas of rain, locally heavy, over eastern England soon clearing, then all parts having a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, some heavy with risk of thunder and hail.

Fewer showers and more sunshine in west this afternoon.

Tonight showers in east will start fading, then dry with clear spells in central and eastern parts will begin to emerge.

Cloudier and breezier in west and north with rain moving east, locally heavy in northwest Scotland.

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.

Tuesday outlook: Sunshine and showers across most of the country

The weather will not change much as we head into Tuesday, with the country experiencing, cloud, sunny spells and patches of rain.

Thunderstorms are also on the cards, with the Met Office reporting that they could impact the country at any moment.

It will be a windy day also, as 150mph winds from the North Atlantic smash into the UK.