Unruly weather forecasted as nation countdowns to Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Friday, May 27, 2022

The people in United Kingdom could face torrential rains and winds, just days before Brits welcome a “special extended bank holiday weekend” to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The Brits will be able to mark the 96-year-old monarch’s 70-years on the throne between Thursday and Sunday, including village fetes and ‘Big Lunches’.

However, according to the Meteorologist forecast for Sunday to Tuesday has suggested that the Brits hoping to celebrate Her Majesty’s milestone could see “cloud and showers” just days before.

The forecast said that the Cold start for many west and southwestern areas, Sunday. The cloud and showers, already affecting the northeast, will spread to all areas, lasting through Monday and Tuesday. Rather cool, or cool.”

The UK’s national weather service has also released its forecast for Friday and Saturday. UK could see rainfall on Monday and Tuesday. The temperatures in the early hours of Monday morning are also expected to be near freezing, with mercury hovering anywhere from 2dgree Celsius in places.

However, as the day progresses, the temperatures look set to exceed double-digits in much of England and Wales.

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