The British should be beaten a weaging wall sweeping the country from the Atlantic Ocean of 5 mm and wet weather to continue throughout the week
The weather maps show a wall of rain that strikes the country's length and brought up to 5 mm per hour in some areas. The UK was the most important day of the year so far, on Saturday, when it reached 24 degrees Celsius.
But temperatures fell to 0C in Scotland this morning and in one low characters elsewhere. The high pressure system that brought glorious sunlight and blue sky moved last week, instead we will see frequent low -pressure fronts that bring rain this week from the Atlantic Ocean.
A new map of Wxcharts shows a group of heavy shower coming from the northwest that brings up to 5 mm of rain per hour in the west of Wales, England and Scotland.
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The bathing wall extends 742 miles across the country to northeastern England and in these areas it will be a very wet day. The East and the southeast of England are scheduled to be better today because it can avoid all rains and still see temperatures in the middle to adolescence during the afternoon.
From the fateful rain map of the western regions, Elizabeth Rizini said: “This limit of bathing continues to explode through Western Wales and northwestern England and extends to eastern Scotland, and is in line with the southwestern winds.”
She indicated that after several weeks of very dry weather, the shower will be welcome to the gardeners. “There will be some rain welcome to gardens and gardens, it has been very dry so far this month,” she said. While Craig Senil told the MET office also a “miserable” day of the areas facing the rain.
“The main focus of the shower overnight will be on parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland with some of the shower of the winter nature across the Sketch of Skitland,” he said. “And they will also start returning to the far west of Wales, perhaps parts of Devon and Cornwall as we approach dawn.
“But when we see the clear sky across the east, we will see a touch of frost while we start on Monday morning. Today we will see a vacation today in a fairly bright and sunny note, and in fact for most of the East Angelia and parts of southeastern England, it will remain good and bright throughout the day.
“Elsewhere, we will see this rainy area operating on its way north, and a very miserable day to face parts of eastern Scotland, all the way to northwest England and Wales, and perhaps parts of Devon and Cornwall also see that rain.”
But it is expected that the eastern regions of the country will get up from the shower this week with the arrival of rain in the middle of the week.
A Met Office spokesman said: “We are carefully monitoring Tuesday to Thursday to get the opportunity to move a skilled rains from the south or southeast, which can also be accompanied by stronger winds,” said a Met Office spokesman.
“However, the expected confidence at the present time in this system is very low. The temperatures are likely to be generally average average all the time of the year, with some cold nights, and the warm days locally.”
