BRITS are all saying the same thing as the Met Office release the official Jubilee Bank Holiday weather prediction, and it’s not looking good.
The Met Office have released the weather forecast for this week and Brits should have their umbrellas at the ready.
The Met Office released the following statement for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee saying: “From Thursday, things look likely to be settling down for most with good spells of dry and fine weather, especially in the south.
“A low-pressure system will introduce some showers, to northwestern areas for a time, most likely affecting Northern Ireland and western Scotland, however there is still some uncertainty around exact locations and timings.
“Central and northern areas look likely to see some showers on Friday, while areas further south should get the best of any sunshine, with temperatures likely peaking at 22C in the southeast.
“Although still open to some uncertainty, more settled weather is on the cards for most on Saturday and Sunday with patchy cloud and sunny spells, and only the odd spot of light rain, mainly across the far north.
“However, the far southeast could see some heavier showers for a time, depending on how a plume of warm air develops over the continent.”
Many Brits took to twitter following the announcement to vent their frustration with the dampening forecast.
One Brit said: “It wouldn’t be a Jubilee without some of rain, hail and thunder.”
Another added: “Hope the weather gets better before the bank holiday Jubilee weekend. Fed up of this rain now!!”
A Third said: “Typical, why is it going to rain on the Bank Holiday. British weather at its finest.”
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