The all-important Bank Holiday weather forecast says that there will be warm temperatures and sunshine for most parts of the country. It comes after England, Wales and Northern Ireland celebrated the hottest day of the year so far on Saturday (April 29).
The Met Office recorded a high of 20.2C in Pershore, Worcestershire. In Northern Ireland, temperatures peaked at 20C at Castle Derg while in Wales 19.2C was recorded in Llysdinam.
Thunderstorms have been forecast in Northern Ireland, Wales and parts of England later on Saturday evening. There may be localised transport disruption as thundery showers sweep across Greater Manchester and the West Midlands, with between 20-30mm of rain expected.