48 hour ‘risk of hail and thunder’ for Coventry as heavy rain sweeps in.

Today started rainy, and rain is expected to continue into the weekend, becoming heavier. The Met Office has issued a warning that Coventry may see ‘hail and thunder’ as heavy rain falls.

According to the prognosis for the rest of the week, significant rain is expected tomorrow (September 11) and Friday (September 12).

The internet prediction adds that these ‘bring a chance of hail and thunder at times’.

In addition to being wet, the weather is forecast to be breezy. It will also feel chilly, with temperatures plunging into the low teens.

This unpredictable weather is expected to last until next week. A cloudier day overall, although still bright at times, with a chance of heavy, possibly thunderous, rain.

A belt of heavy rain arrives from the southwest in the afternoon. It’s breezy and cooler than yesterday. Maximum temperature 19 degrees Celsius.

Tonight

strong rain cleared northeastward in the early evening, leaving clear spells and scattered showers overnight, some of which were strong at times. It’s breezy and cooler than last night.

Minimum temperature is 10°C. On Thursday, there will be bright or sunny moments as well as periodic heavy showers, some of which may include hail and thunder.

Rather breezy, especially over high ground, and slightly chilly. Maximum temperature: 18 degrees Celsius.

 

Outlook for Friday to Sunday

The weather will remain unpredictable, with sunny intervals and blustery showers that will be frequent and heavy at times, with the possibility of hail and thunder. More steady rain is anticipated to arrive on Sunday. I am feeling cool.

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