Weather in London tomorrow: Thunderstorm warning issued across the capital
This is the exact time thunderstorms are expected to hit London this weekend.
London is set for another washout weekend, as the Met Office issues a thunderstorm warning for the capital.
Festival-goers, hoping to enjoy this weekend’s first-ever Lido Festival, are being urged to pack a poncho, as heavy downpours drench London.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across London starting at 9am tomorrow (Saturday, 7th July).
The warning is currently in place until 6pm the same day.
What’s the weather going to be like in London tomorrow?
The Met Office is forecasting a full day of rain for London tomorrow, starting at 1am and lasting until 8pm.
Rain is expected to be at its heaviest between midday and 7pm tomorrow (7th June). According to the Met Office storms are likely to break out around 1pm.
Things should dry up just in time for Jamie XX to hit the stage at the Lido Festival.
Fans who are trekking to Tottenham Hotspur to watch Beyoncé take to the stage are also being urged to pack a poncho.
Nothing says Cowboy Carter, London edition, quite like boots and a rain mac.
The adverse weather could have an impact on travel services across London, so make sure you leave plenty of time for your journey and remember Tube stations can get slippery when it’s wet.
The Met Office has said: “Heavy showers and thunderstorms may lead to some disruption to transport and infrastructure. Delays to train services are possible. Some short-term loss of power and other services is likely.”