The latest weather ripening shows a stormy system that is scheduled to carry more than ten regions in the United Kingdom, which leads to the country's removal during what was an amazing month otherwise
It is scheduled to draw a flood of rain more than 320 miles of land this week, as the band operates throughout the country, which reaches dozens of areas.
The circumstances across the UK recently left from the amazing sunlight that determine the records seen during the first two weeks of May, which witnessed that temperatures reach nearly 30 degrees Celsius, as it decreased by more than half of the country.
With the decrease, rain became intense and sometimes the storm, which now seems to be scheduled to continue during the past week. The new weather maps have identified any areas that are likely to bear the dramatic reflection.
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The latest maps of Wxcharts, a prediction service that depicts the data taken from Metdesk, shows the 320 -mile rain range from Devon to Lancashire in a dramatic survey of almost the entire western half of England.
According to the service, you will see up to 15 rains for two consecutive days between Friday, May 23 and Saturday, May 24. Includes Lancashire, Cheshire, Camberland, Westermoreland, Sheropshere, Stavedshire, Herfordshire, Wrchstrichter, Glosterchire, Wilsheire, Somerset, Devon, Dior, Cornwal,
The British can expect more the same until early June, as MET office expects, where the agency expected “a change in the type of weather” to “more unstable conditions”.
The expectations covering Thursday from May 22 to Sunday, June 1, states that the rain can turn into “heavy and thunder” as the country officially enters the accumulated summer. “While we head to the weekend on the banks’ vacation and the following week, the weather type is expected to be changed. It is possible that unstable conditions will develop, with weather systems moving from the Atlantic Ocean.
“Change is likely to happen first in the northwest, and perhaps later on Friday or even Saturday. This will witness front systems that bring outlets of rain, and perhaps heavy at times, with the risk of strong winds in places, and these conditions will gradually spread throughout the UK over the weekend.
“It is likely that the drought separators are more dry and brighter between systems but with bathing, some of which may be heavy/thunderstorm. It is possible that temperatures are close to the average, and perhaps a little higher at times, but they will feel somewhat cold in strong winds often.”
The more remote expectations, which cover 2 to 16 June, are less clear but indicate more of the same, with more “changing weather conditions with orientation to June. “In general, it is likely to be more moisture in the West and are in the east. It is likely that the temperatures are moderate around the natural, although some warm or even hot talismans are still possible, as is normal at the time of the year.
