Much of the UK will enjoy a warm bank holiday, but the risk of showers and possible thunderstorms will linger in large parts of the country.
Gardener, Helen Haley, tends to a bed of tulips on the Pergola Walk at Hever Castle and Gardens in Kent during their annual Tulip Celebration which features 40,000 tulips planted on the Estate
After a chilly start, the Met Office said “drier conditions are expected to develop across the west, whilst showers become concentrated across eastern areas”. Not everyone will enjoy the warmer conditions with parts of Scotland seeing a noticeable drop in temperatures as a cold front makes its way down from the north.Most of the showers are likely in the north and east, locally heavy here
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