Bank holiday weather: Met Office warns Brits heavy rain and thunderstorms loom

Brits will be hit by blustery thunderstorms following five back-to-back heatwaves over the summer with as many as 134 areas forecast to be completely soaked this weekend

Rain is set to sweep across parts of England on Thursday and Friday

A series of thunderstorms across the three-day event could dampen the festivities

Normal life across the Delhi-NCR region was disrupted due to the heavy rainfall on Monday morning. Waterlogging on roads in several areas led to slow-moving traffic.

Heavy rain lashed Delhi-NCR on Monday, causing significant waterlogging across the region. Commuters faced severe traffic disruptions and slow movement on key roads and highways. Several areas reported knee-deep and waist-deep water, impacting daily commutes and vehicle movement. Flight operations were also disrupted,

The North West will see heavy showers and possible thunderstorms

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Met Office weather maps show the return of the wet weather and it doesn't look good for the Bank Holiday weekend

Britain is bracing for heavy rain and widespread thunderstorms this week as a 'Spanish plume' weather system is forecast to bring significant downpours to 20 counties in England and Wales. Some parts of the country could see around 90mm of rain by Friday, offering relief after drought declarations.

The Met Office has warned that a 'change is on the way' with the UK weather this week, as an area of low pressure from pushes northwards and deepens as it approaches on Tuesday and Wednesday

The end of the month is likely to bring longer spells of rain across many parts of the UK as well as thunderstorms

MetService said snow would also fall in Otago and high-altitude roads across the South Island.