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Saturday 23 May 2015 5:21 am

Bank holiday weekend weather: London to see mostly sunshine

By: Sarah Spickernell

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London is set to have some of the best weather in the UK this bank holiday weekend, along with other areas in the South East. The Met Office predicts plenty of bright sunshine and above-average temperatures for the capital on Saturday, possibly reaching 20C. 
 
There will be decent weather in the rest of the UK too, although some cloud coverage is expected for part of the day. 
 
https://twitter.com/metoffice/status/601999658186055680
 
On Sunday a slight blip in the fine weather is expected, with a cold front coming down from the north-west overnight, brining clouds and showers with it. Temperatures will still be reasonable, however, between 14 and 20C in England and Wales.
 
More pleasant sunshine and bright skies will appear over England on Monday, with temperatures reaching 18C. Northern Ireland and Scotland are expected to be more cloudy. 

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