Brits to be battered by thunderstorms with warnings across the country after 32C sunshine
The Met's forecast for today states: "Staying hot and humid for many on Monday, with plenty of sunny spells developing.
"Scattered, slow-moving thundery showers will develop during the day. Feeling very warm but cooler near eastern coasts."However, better days could be in the way, as the forecast for the latter part of the week predicts that a build-up of high pressure will turn conditions "more settled with plenty of dry weather and long periods of warm sunshine on offer".
The long-range forecast for the rest of the month also suggests "fine and settled" weather in the next couple of weeks, before the chance of thunderstorms rears its head again later in June.
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