Tomorrow, the UK is set to experience thunderstorms as two weather systems move across the country, according to the Met Office. Rain is also forecasted for nearly all regions on Saturday, with some areas facing strong winds. Met Office meteorologist Alex Deakin mentioned that most of England will encounter rainy conditions by Saturday morning, creating a damp and overcast start to the day.

While the north-east of Scotland may see clearer skies, parts of the Midlands, Wales, and southern England could experience brief periods of sunshine. However, another band of rain is expected to follow. This secondary weather front will bring heavy showers and an increased risk of thunderstorms, with Northern Ireland and Wales facing the highest likelihood of thunderstorm activity.

In the afternoon, drier conditions are anticipated in the south-west of England, but the weather will remain breezy with unusually strong winds for the season. Temperatures are predicted to be near or slightly below average for June, ranging from 15C in Northern Ireland, Wales, and the south-west to 19C in eastern England. The southern regions may feel cooler due to the persistent strong winds.

The BBC’s forecast for tomorrow indicates mostly cloudy skies with ongoing rain from the south-west. Some sunny intervals and isolated thundery showers may occur later in the day, particularly in the south, with windy conditions in the southern regions. Sunday is expected to bring variable cloud cover and showers, mainly in the western areas, while Monday could see heavy rain moving in from the west. Sunshine is anticipated once the rain clears, and Tuesday may bring a mix of scattered thundery showers and sunny spells.