Residents in Milton Keynes should prepare for a period of unsettled and cooler weather this week as temperatures drop, according to the Met Office.
Thursday 14 May is expected to be the coldest day of the week, with temperatures reaching a high of only 13°C. Due to blustery conditions and wind gusts of up to 21mph, the temperature will feel closer to 10°C. The regional forecast also warns of a risk of hail and thunder alongside sunny spells and showers throughout the day.
Conditions are set to remain blustery for the duration of the week, with wind gusts expected to reach 19mph on Saturday and up to 30mph by Tuesday. Those in rural or sheltered areas should be aware that temperatures could drop to a low of 1°C on Thursday night, bringing a risk of frost.
Rain is most likely to affect the area on Sunday 17 May and Tuesday 19 May, with precipitation chances reaching 50% and 60% respectively. Despite the chilly start, a gradual warming trend is forecast to follow, with temperatures climbing steadily from 13°C to reach 20°C by Wednesday 20 May.
Residents planning to be outdoors are encouraged to dress in layers and carry rain gear to stay comfortable during the changing conditions.
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