WORKING Brits who have been waiting for the weekend so they can finally enjoy the glorious sunshine will have their hopes dashed as rain is expected tomorrow.
Despite temperatures hitting the 30s this week, the Met Office is warning eager day-trippers to cancel their beach plans.
After sizzling temperatures of 28 degrees today, a band of rain is set to sweep the country tomorrow, with most of England and Wales becoming cloudier.
It’s not all bad news though, those in the far south of the country will still be able to enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures.
Aidan McGivern, a meteorologist at the Met Office said: “The weather in the UK can be unfair at times and in northern Britain it is shrouded in areas of cloud.
“Southern parts of the UK, much sunnier skies and it stays that way through Friday.
“This evening it’s not going to feel particularly pleasant with a strong wind for the far north of Scotland and rain moving through the northern isles and continuing to feel damp across the rest of Scotland, a few drabs of rain pushing into the central belt.
“And then that rain will fringe across northern Ireland.
“Cloudly skies for northern England and increasingly for north and west wales – quite gloomy there through the night. But clear skies will remain for central and southern Britain.
“Temperatures in the south will remain mainly warm in the night. For further north for parts of Scotland, falling into the single figures because we’ve got cooler air moving south across this cold front.
“The cooler air will push into Scotland, but having said that, the cooler air arrives with brighter conditions for Scotland, so a brighter day coming for most of the country compared to Friday.
“It will be the midlands and east Anglia that sees the rainfall continuing into the afternoon.
Luckily, the rain will be mostly light and on and off and for the far south of the country, Brits will see the the sun and be treated with warm weather.
The north, Scotland and northern Ireland will have cooler but brighter air but showers are expected in the far north of Scotland.
Showers in London and the south east can be expected on Sunday, but the warm weather will remain with highs of 22 degrees and lows of 18.
There will be showers for upland parts of northern Britain as well, but they too will be enjoying the warmer temperatures.
“Sunday will be mostly a dry day, there will be sunny spells for a few places but largely warm.”
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