UK weather forecast: Gloomy Britain to see 50mm of rain as Storm Edouard strikes

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FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldForecasters have warned the UK is set to be battered with heavy rain for much of this week.Up to 50mm of rain are expected fall in parts of the country today as a tropical storm moves in.But the weather will change sharply from Sunday with the start of a week-long heatwave which will see parts of the country bask in temperatures of 30C.The heatwave is set to continue until July 20 according to Netweather charts.Before Brits are able to enjoy the hot weather, they will have to endure at least two days of back-to-back showers from Thursday.This is due to Storm Edouard, a powerful cyclone which is making its way across the Atlantic Ocean towards Britain.BBC

Brits brace for a washout as heavy downpour could hit today in some parts of the UK amid the lockdown, followed by a promising sunny week ahead.

Britain's mini heatwave is set to peak on Good Friday with highs of 25C - but temperatures will then begin to cool off with rain over the weekend.

The spring heatwave continues for locked down Brits with forecasters expecting highs of 23C today - but brief rain showers will develop into heavier downpours over Easter.

Overnight rain will make way for a frosty morning in parts of Britain today before temperatures pick up as the mini spring heatwave continues.

Tropical Storm Edouard is set to lash Britain with more heavy rain before a heatwave lasting as long as seven days could be on the cards.

Locked down Britain is facing a battering today with the Met Office warning of 75mph gale force winds and lightning in parts - while others will be hit with rain showers.