Scotland snow and thunder forecast as Met Office warns of 'odd rumble'

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A period of damp gloom that has come to define early summer 2024 is set to be disrupted by a spell of warmer weather.

Thunderstorms are set to batter parts of the UK thoughout Tuesday putting a dampener on our summer spirits.The Met Office has issued several weather warnings for areas across Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cumbria, and the East Midlands. The weather warnings are in effect for a solid 10 hours, starting from 11am until 9pm tonight.

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A spell of generally settled weather is set to bring "more summer-like" conditions across much of the UK, particularly as we head towards the end of this week.

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Scots are being urged to brace for thunder today as grim weather is set to continue.

The Met Office has issued a thunderstorm warning for today - including for parts of Greater Manchester.

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While many of us were hoping for some more summery weather next month, forecasters are looking less optimistic.

The Met Office has spoken out following reports that Brits could be braced for '50 days of rain' in a miserably wet summer. It has been widely reported that the forecaster had warned the Government to prepare for wet conditions over the coming months - with at least 50 days of 2.5mm or more rainfall.

The Met Office has issued a thunderstorm warning ahead of 'torrential downpours' this afternoon.