Ice bomb will hit Britain with snow for one side as summer gets off to a cold start

An ice bomb will hit the country with snow for an area as summer is set to get off to a cold start. This is according to the latest weather maps from WXCharts.

It looks like a snowy start to June will see Glasgow covered in flurries on June 4, according to the Mirror. While we are unlikely to see any white here in Coventry and Warwickshire, it will be unseasonably cold weather as we head into the first week of June.

While today is set to be sunny and warm, the Met Office forecast for our region shows that strong winds will see temperatures drop on Tuesday (June 4). This will be accompanied by rain showers.

READ MORE: Coventry street closed after stabbing, which left man with serious injuries

The Met Office’s most up-to-date online forecasts predict it will become “fairly wet” on Wednesday and Thursday this week as the weather becomes less settled. The online forecast is as follows:

Today

Any early morning fog soon lifts, leaving much of the day dry and sunny. Skies become partly cloudy during the afternoon. Pleasant feeling of warmth in the sun. Maximum temperature 19C.

This evening

A bright end to the afternoon, but skies will become increasingly hazy from the north. Cloudier conditions arrive in the region overnight. Minimum temperature 10C.

months

Cloudy but mostly dry and bright on Monday. The cloud may be thick enough to give the odd patch of drizzle here and there during the afternoon. Maximum temperature 17C.

Outlook from Tuesday to Thursday

It slowly turns from the north over the coming days, with bursts of rain and strong winds arriving on Tuesday. Becoming quite rainy Wednesday and Thursday.

Sign up here for our FREE daily newsletter for all the latest news on Coventry .