The weather map shows the exact date of intense storms and showers that will affect the UK

New weather maps show many parts of the UK will experience violent storms in the coming days. Monday will be the worst day, with blackouts expected in the Midlands, parts of North Wales and the Home Counties throughout the day.

The Mirror reports that a band of low pressure will move southeast by 10am. It will then move into the West Midlands by midday tomorrow (June 10), forecasters at InMeteo say.

An interactive map created by them on Ventusky shows that most of the UK will see rain by the afternoon. Despite the gloomy forecast, the storms will not affect people everywhere.

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But thunder is far from the only bad weather Britons will face in the coming days. Stormy conditions are expected to move into the Atlantic Ocean on the morning of June 19.

They are expected to continue the unusual “freezing rain” weather event. If forecasts are correct, the approaching deluge could hit Britain on Thursday, June 20, with the storm making landfall near Glasgow at around 4am that day.

Weather maps show that Liverpool could see the heaviest amount of rain, especially around 4pm. The storm is expected to move south-east across the UK, reaching London and Kent around 7pm, reports BirminghamLive.

On the other hand, the longer-term picture looks brighter as new heat maps reveal temperatures of 25C as Britain braces for a ‘super heatwave’ this month. The Met Office’s long range forecast extends from Thursday 13 June to Saturday 22 June.

It predicts: “After a dry start for much of Thursday, a band of rain is expected to push east to affect much of the country. It will feel cold and wet for many, especially in the hills of southern and central areas.

“On Friday and into the weekend, the weather will likely become a mix of sun and showers. During the day, each day, the showers could become heavy and slow, and there is a chance that they could turn into thunder at times. not everywhere will get rain, and many places can withstand warm, sunny days with light winds. Next week, confidence in the dominant weather regimes is still possibly low.”

For Coventry today will become increasingly cloudy with some light rain showers arriving from the north west with a top temperature of 13C. Tonight will be even breezy compared to Saturday night (June 8) with a low of 6C.

Here is the Met Office outlook for Coventry over the next few days:

Months:

Early clouds and rain soon clear to leave a brighter day with some sunny spells. However, there will also be a few scattered showers in the afternoon. Windy and cool. Maximum temperature 16 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday through Thursday:

Tuesday will be a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. Fewer showers on Wednesday. The rain is likely to spread eastward on Thursday. Stay on the cool side for the time of year.

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