Parts of Cambridgeshire will see highs of around 21C over the bank holiday weekend
Parts of the UK are set to bask in warm temperatures over the bank holiday weekend, including Cambridgeshire. The Met Office is predicting that temperatures in Cambridge, Ely, and Peterborough will reach highs of around 25C today (Friday, May 1), and this looks set to somewhat continue into tomorrow.
The forecast shows Cambridge and Ely will hit 20C at around 11am this morning while Peterborough will reach 21C at midday. The county will experience highs of 24C or 25C throughout the afternoon but some cloud is also forecast from 2pm onwards.
The hot weather continues into Saturday, May 2, with Cambridge reaching highs of 22C and Peterborough and Ely forecast to reach highs of 21C. The weather starts to get worse in the evening with rain forecast from 6pm onwards that will continue through the night.
On Sunday, May 3, the rain is set to continue for the majority of the day. However, if you are planning to get out, the temperature will still be warm with the county reaching highs of 18C or 17C depending on where you area.
The weather on Monday, May 4, will be drier with cities across Cambridgeshire reaching highs of 17C. The Met Office said: “More unsettled than recently, with rain or showers, some thundery. Gradually turning cooler. More sunny spells from Monday, but still also showers, these becoming lighter and further between on Tuesday.”
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