🌞 Get ready for a sizzling Bank Holiday Monday in Wales! Temperatures are set to soar to a scorching 28°C, making it the perfect day to bask in the sun. Whether you’re planning a visit to vibrant Cardiff, scenic Monmouth, or lively Wrexham, it’s going to be hot, hot, hot!
UK temperatures could even touch 30°C over the weekend, before the weather takes a twist with the remnants of Hurricane Erin stirring up winds, rain, and big waves. So, while Monday promises rays of sunshine and warmth, don’t forget Tuesday looks a bit wilder with some heavy rain on the cards.
Met Office meteorologist Craig Snell predicts a warm and sunny peak on Monday, ideal for beachgoers and nature lovers alike. But remember to stay safe by choosing lifeguarded beaches and keeping an eye out for rough seas.
With the weather maps highlighting the east as the hottest, places like Newport, Chepstow, and Cardiff in the south, and Wrexham and St Asaph in the north, will be bathed in glorious sunshine.
Stay informed about the weather changes, especially if you’re heading to the beach later in the week, as the remnants of Storm Erin bring unsettled conditions. Expect temperatures to drop back to the low 20s from Tuesday, with some blustery winds adding to the mix.
🌊 If your plans involve coastal fun, stay updated with forecasts and heed RNLI advice for a safe seaside experience.
Enjoy the lovely weather while it lasts, and have a fantastic Bank Holiday Monday! ☀️