South West Coast Path 2: Porlock to Lynton walk

Heavy showers and thunderstorms moving north overnight. Feeling humid.

This Evening and Tonight:

Heavy showers and thunderstorms will move north this evening and tonight, with the risk of hail in places. These will tend to ease after midnight, with a lot of low cloud, mist and hill fog around by dawn. Feeling humid. Minimum Temperature 13C.

Sunday:

After a cloudy and murky start in places, it will be mostly dry with sunny spells. Feeling very warm and humid, with the risk of scattered heavy showers and thunderstorms. Maximum Temperature 24C.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:

Bank Holiday Monday will be mostly dry with warm sunshine, but a chance of isolated heavy showers or thunderstorms. Further scattered showers and thunderstorms moving north Tuesday into Wednesday. Humid.

Day 6 to 15

Towards the end of next week and into the weekend, there will be a good deal of dry, fine and sunny weather across the UK. However, some mist and low cloud may affect eastern coastal districts, but also some sunny spells. There is the risk of heavy showers and thunderstorms developing, mainly across central and southern areas. Staying very warm for most, but perhaps cooler along east and northeastern coastal areas. For the rest of the period, there will probably be a good deal of dry weather with sunny spells, best of which is likely to be in the north. However, it will probably turn more changeable across the UK with rain or showers developing quite widely, with temperatures falling closer to the average during early June.

Day 16 to 30

Confidence remains low through June, however there are signs that it may become more widely changeable across the UK. This will bring more frequent spells of rain or showers. However there are likely to be drier and more settled periods for most areas too, particularly from mid June onwards. Temperatures are likely to be near or slightly above average on the whole, with the potential for some warmer spells, more probable towards the end of the period.

Met Office : SW : 2018-05-26T15:03:22