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Environment Agency has issued a new flood alert as Met Office weather forecasters say "potentially heavy and thundery" showers are expected in some parts of the country

The Met Office has said that today Brits in the north can expect 'showers, potentially heavy and thundery' while there will be sunny spells and average temperatures elsewhere in the country

Weather maps show that between September 2 and 6, the UK could enjoy a mini heatwave lasting at least five days with London, the Midlands and East Anglia getting the best of the weather

Millions of people across the country are expected to have leisure trips planned this weekend, the last bank holiday in England, Wales and Northern Ireland until Christmas

Two severe weather warnings have been issued by the Met Office for today, one for thunderstorms affecting northern regions as well as a warning for rain set to strike the north west of England

The UK has been forecast a wet, rainy and cloudy bank holiday weekend, but the Met Office has provided a little bit of hope for some sunshine to land before everyone heads back to work

Brits are facing a wet and windy bank holiday weekend as there is no sign of hot weatherin the coming days, the Met Officehas warned

As Reading and Leeds Festivals kick off from today, The Mirror takes a look at the weather concert-goers can expect over the five-day music marathon, per the Met Office

The heat from the past few days has built up, feeding more humidity into the atmosphere which leads to the clouds that cause thunderstorms, forecasters have said

After a previously issued weather warning for this morning, parts of the UK are set to be battered by heavy rain, wind and possibly even storms this morning before it clears towards a milder afternoon

An inch of rain could fall in just one hour today in south-east England, where a yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued by the Met Office until midday

Met Office forecasters say a storm will develop over the English Channel and move over Southeast England on Thursday - with more than 30mm of rain expected in parts

Brits are set to be battered by 'blustery showers' over the bank holiday weekend as today could very well mean the end of summer before temperatures plummet before September

The Met Office expects temperatures to peak in the late 20s in some areas before the mercury dips and the sunshine gives way to more unsettled conditions over the bank holiday

Temperatures in certain parts of the country are set to soar into the high twenties from today with the fine weather set to stick around in the coming days - a welcome relief from Storm Betty

Forecasters have predicted warmer skies on Tuesday with the mercury predicted to soar in some regions

Met Office maps show a four-day heatwave in the south east until Thursday, with a possible high of 27C this week after the UK was battered by Storm Betty over the weekend

Met Office weather maps forecast a north-south divide with Northern Ireland and Scotland facing the brunt of a weather system today - in large parts of the south, the mercury is expected to reach 25C

The Met Office predicted "unsettled" weather to return towards the end of the week, but there will be plenty of sunny spells and warm temperatures beforehand with some areas in the UK hitting highs of 25C

Most places will reach 20-23C, he said, while the southeast of the UK could see 25C - Met Office meteorologist Greg Dewhurst said it may remain "a little bit breezy" in the northwest of the UK on Sunday after Storm Betty brought strong winds and heavy rain on Friday and Saturda

A warning for strong winds remains in force until around noon today, with the Met Office saying there could be a risk of injuries and danger to life as Storm Betty batters the UK

The weekend storm has prompted the Met Office to issue a string of yellow weather warnings for huge swathes of the country today

Storm Betty will hit the UK tonight, and terrifying weather maps suggest it won't be a pleasant evening for the majority of the UK - particularly in the North and South West.

Storm Betty has been named by Met Éireann, and is due to wreak havoc across Ireland while also impacting the UK with weather warnings issued by the Met Office

Met Office weather maps show where rain will fall today with 40mm expected in parts of the UK while a yellow thunderstorm warning remains in place - though temperatures are expected to rise over the weekend