Dramatic drop in temperatures to mark May bank holiday weekend
Summary
The United Kingdom, after experiencing a record warm start to May, is now transitioning into cooler weather typical of British bank holidays. The predicted weather conditions suggest a mixture of cooler temperatures, occasional showers but also periods of sunny weather.Key Facts
- The UK had its warmest start to May on record.
- The UK's highest ever May 1 temperature was recorded at Kew Gardens, London (29.3°C), and in Wales at Cardiff (27.4°C).
- A shift in wind direction is causing the weather to change, making it chillier.
- The coming days will see a mixture of conditions, with risk of showers in far north and far south, but also dry periods with sunny spells.
- Sunday and Monday will be colder than regular for this time of year, with below-average temperatures.
- There is possibility of frost on Sunday night into Monday morning, especially affecting gardeners and growers.
- The bank holiday on Monday will be mostly dry and slightly milder, and there might be some sunny spells.
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