August Bank Holiday Shropshire Weekend Weather
Today is set to be the worst of the weather for this August Bank Holiday after a yellow weather was issued by the Met Office.
A yellow weather warning for Shropshire means that the public should be aware of spells of heavy rain and thundery showers with the potential to cause disruption. There is also a risk of localised surface water flooding, with strong winds expected later.
The miserable weather has been caused be an area of low pressure moving eastwards over England and Wales today. It will feel warm though with a high of 18C
Things should ease a little tonight with some breezy and persistent rain at times during the evening, some still heavy and thundery though. Later in the night it will become mainly dry and fine. A low of 13C
Sunday will be a much drier and brighter day, with sunny spells and light winds. We may still see a few showers developing later, but mostly light with the odd heavier one possible. A high of 20C
As for Bank Holiday Monday itself, it will be mostly dry Mostly dry to start but sadly the wind and rain will arrive later.
