Goodbye heatwave, hello thunder - stormy conditions are brewing over Lincolnshire
Expect rain on Sunday and cooler temperatures next week
Paul Whitelam
Tonight signals the end of the summery weather as thunder and lighting is forecast for Lincolnshire during the early hours.
Rain is set to fall just before midnight followed the chance of thundery showers until for several hours due to warm air colliding with cooler air further north.
Northern England, the Midlands, Wales and southwest England are expected to face the worst of the stormy conditions.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning of rain for Lincolnshire which is valid until 6am tomorrow.
It warns people to expect "some damage to a few buildings and structures is possible due to lightning strikes with some interruption to power supplies and other services".
The warning goes on: "Spray and flooding on roads, possibly making journey times longer. Flooding of a few homes and business is possible.
"Scattered thunderstorms will move northeast across much of southern, central and eastern England overnight.
"Whilst some places will miss these storms and remain dry, where they do occur some heavy rain and frequent lightning is likely.
"15-20 mm of rain may fall in a short space of time. Hail and gusty winds are also possible very locally. The storms will clear from the west overnight."
Lightning struck near the east coast last September (Image: Paul Cotton)
Rain is forecast for Lincolnshire on Sunday morning and as we head into next week, there is a chance of widespread and persistent rain overnight on Tuesday.
Wednesday is said to be a mix of sunny spells and heavy, thundery showers.
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Top daytime temperatures are set to be just 13C, falling to lows of 5C at night.
Values could even drop as low as minus 2 or minus 3 in parts of Scotland and there is a chance of snow in parts of Scotland, Wales, and northern England.
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Here's the detailed forecast for where you live:
Thundery showers expected between midnight and 4am. Sunday's outlook is sunny intervals and highs of 18C.
It will be noticeably cooler next week with temperatures peaking at 15C, although it will be bright and sunny at times.
You might want to keep the brolly handy (Image: Getty Images)
Rain is expected late Tuesday night.
The thunder and lighting is forecast to begin at about 1am and last until about 7am.
Sunday will be largely dry and sunny but there is the chance of rain late afternoon.
Temperatures will peak at 19C.
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Next week is dry and sunny but temperatures probably won't get above 16C. Rain is forecast late on Tuesday night.
A similar picture to Boston in terms of the thunder. Rain is forecast for Sunday afternoon and on Wednesday next week. Temperatures will peak at 16C.
Thunder between 2am and 5am but then largely dry next week.
You may hear thunder between 1am and 4am followed by rain at about 6am.
Next week should be dry but expect daytime temperatures as low as 13C.
A rainy night is forecast on the coast but thunder is not expected until about 7am. Daytime temperatures will drop to 13C by the end of next week. Wednesday could be wet.
Keep the brolly at hand next week!
Thundery showers are forecast between midnight and 3am easing to rain.
Top temperatures of 18C are forecast on Sunday. Then the mercury slips to as low as 14C next week, with rain forecast on Wednesday.
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