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Met Office weather forecast Luke Miall explained that although some areas in the east and south will remain dry through Tuesday, the rest of the UK could see heavy downpours. He explained

that this wet weather would move in from the west and strike the mainland before moving north and eastward. He noted that in the south temperatures will remain high and can expect hazy

sunshine. Mr Miall said: “As we start the day across Scotland a bit of a west-east split as we still have this wet weather over towards western areas but for many central and eastern parts

it is a fine and sunny start. “Some mist and fog across parts of southwest Scotland and clouding over into Northern Ireland. “As we push into Wales and southwest, that is where we have got

the focus for some quite heavy showers through the morning. “If you are making any travel plans there will be some fairly tricky travel conditions out there. JUST IN: UK FORECAST WEATHER:

‘WIDESPREAD THUNDERSTORMS’ THROUGHOUT THE WEEK “But for central and eastern areas it is fine and sunny with long spells of hazy sunshine to come through the day. “Temperatures will keep

building as we go into the afternoon but that will spark off further showers as they push their way slowly northwards and becoming focused across the northwest of England as we head through

Tuesday afternoon. “There could be some lively downpours and a risk of some flash flooding at times too, there may be one or two isolated thunderstorms further south and east.” The weather

presenter explained that the temperature in the east will remain high with London potentially seeing a high of 33C on Tuesday. “Skies clouding over elsewhere overnight and there will be some

outbreaks of rain in the early mornings of Wednesday across western areas. “Some of these could be on the heavy and thundery side swell but staying dry across central and southwest England.

“But overall a lot more cloud in the sky as we start the day on Wednesday.”