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Dry conditions are expected over the next couple of days due to a high-pressure ridge building across the UK, with warmer temperatures in tow

The entire UK is set to be battered by fierce storms today as heavy downpours and thunder and lightning are forecast across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

Most of the country will again experience a mixture of sun, showers, hail and thunder, with flood alerts remaining in place as low pressure continues to make it very unsettled

Brits have endured rain and adverse conditions for the last few days, with swathes of the country currently under a thunderstorm warning, with the Met Office giving an update

After many parts of Britain were battered by Tuesday's thunderstorms, Wednesday also continued to pose real problems as clean-up attempts were hampered as the heavy rain continues to fall

Nearly 23mm of rain fell at Lingfield to leave the turf course unraceable and unlikely to improve ahead of Saturday's Derby and Oaks Trials

Travel is likely to be disrupted between 1pm and 8pm today with drivers told to expect spray, standing water and/or hail, which will lead to longer journey times, across the eastern half of the UK

Derek Neilson was lucky to escape without injury after lightning blew off the chimney of his home in Tallaght, Dublin, but damage will cost the equivalent of up to £2,600 to fix

Heavy downpours are expected, along with hail and thunder, as the country once more braces itself for another period of unsettled weather as the sun struggles to poke its head through the clouds

Temperatures could hit 20C this weekend with sunshine set to return but it's about to get worse before it gets better with widespread rain ahead on Wednesday and Thursday

Highs of 20C are forecast to arrive in time for this weekend, making an end to a period of prolonged wet weather caused by a powerful burst from the jet stream

Flood alerts are currently in force for parts of England and Scotland – but despite continued predictions of rain, the forecaster said it should at least feel warm in any sun across the UK

The extended Coronation weekend has brought typical British weather as rain descended on Charles and Camilla when they were anointed King and Queen on Saturday before glorious sunshine on Sunday

Temperatures exceeded 20C across large swathes of the UK today - in time for street parties to celebrate King Charles' Coronation - but the weather will most likely change tomorrow

Simon Balson was taking pictures of the Red Arrows display when he spotted the unusual object flying overhead

Many people have experienced eye floaters and they can drive us to distraction with their varying forms - from small black dots or squiggly lines through to what resembles rings or cobwebs

A special concert in honour of the King Charles and Queen Camilla will take place on Sunday evening in the grounds of Windsor Castle and it should be warm and dry for the performers

More than 60 aircraft from the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force had been due to take part - but the flypast will now be formed of helicopters and The Red Arrows

Brits are facing a wet Coronation weekend but warmer weather is on the way, with predictions of temperatures hitting the mid-20Cs just around the corner as the sunshine finally arrives

Rain is expected to be a factor as King Charles and Queen Camilla will be enthroned in a ceremony which will take place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday morning

Some places could reach temperatures as high as 18C on Friday afternoon, but heavy downpours could cause issues on the roads as the country prepares for another extended weekend

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Thursday morning will start in similar vein to earlier in the week before a weather front from the southwest will work its way northwards throughout the day

The Met Office has warned Brits that it is an unsettled outlook for the Coronation with heavy showers and thunderstorms set for parts of the country but there will be some sunny spells

Temperatures in the UK are set to rise as high as 21C later this month with Brits looking forward to days at the beach, although the Coronation weekend could be a washout