By Sammie Jones
The London Carnival is predicted to be bright and Breezy, around 22 degrees weather , according to weather forecasters. Predicting a timely recovery from a wet and gloomy bank holiday weekend, weather experts have indicated a bright weather for bank holiday Monday’s Carnival weather.
Londoners and Brits from around the Uk who attend the annual multi-cultural celebrations are looking forward to sealing what has been a very warm summer weather with celebrations in nice weather. A bright and Breezy weather is expected to follow forecasts of heavy rain and strong winds, as well as hail expected for this weekend. Carnival 2018 is expected to be brilliant day out if the weather lives up to expectations.
Met forecasts for a wet and windy weekend is an opportunity for recharging, brits can take the unfavourable weekend weather ahead as another necessary break and transition period for the weather whilst they prepare for a bright carnival which may freakishly even get hotter on the day.
Since the weekend will see plenty of delays on British roads and motorways, this is an opportunity for us to relax indoors over the weekend, unite with family and prepare for a bank holiday Monday of fun, music, and appreciation of different people and cultures that also brings with it the exciting prospect of running into people we may not have seen for years. Up until then the weather will be dull and disappointing. but we should expect it.
The wet weather is expected to cause disruption for many planning a fulfilling bank holiday weekend. Traffic congestion will be widespread on many of Britain’s road, according to weather experts. Martin Young, deputy chief meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “The cooler conditions will continue through the weekend and for some it’ll certainly feel quite different to what we’ve been used to this summer.
“The mornings especially will be quite chilly, with temperatures locally in single figures and some of us in rural areas may even have a touch of frost overnight.”
The warmest temperature over the weekend is expected on Monday, with up to 22C in the southeast of England, just above average for the time of year.
“Saturday will see showers from the northwest to the southeast, so some in the northwest will see occasionally heavy showers with thunder and hail,” said Met Office spokesman Grahame Madge.
“The worst day is Sunday, when everyone is going to see some prolonged and heavy rain throughout the d
“Bank holiday Monday will be pretty fair, with dry and bright conditions, albeit breezy.”Some areas could see winds of between 30mph and 40mph over the weekend.Warmer weather is expected to return from Thursday, and will continue when autumn officially begins – according to the meteorological calendar
