Residents in Milton Keynes can expect a week of changing weather, with temperatures set to rise before conditions become unsettled over the weekend. According to the Met Office, the area will see a gradual warm-up in the coming days, making Saturday the standout day for time spent outdoors.
The week begins with cooler, overcast weather, as Wednesday (May 6) reaches 12°C with windy conditions. A steady rise follows, with Thursday (May 7) expected to hit 16°C and Friday (May 8) reaching 18°C, both featuring sunny intervals. However, residents should prepare for a turn in the weather starting Friday afternoon, with a 70 per cent chance of rain by 3pm.
Saturday (May 9) will be the warmest day of the week, reaching 21°C. While this provides the best opportunity for outdoor plans, the weather remains changeable, with a 50 per cent chance of rain by 4pm. Sunday (May 10) will see a drop in temperature to 17°C, bringing cloudy skies and the week’s strongest wind gusts, which could reach 27mph.
Despite the rain, those heading outside throughout the week will benefit from low pollen levels and good air quality. The Met Office advises that UV levels will be moderate, so wearing sunscreen is recommended during the middle of the day. It is suggested that residents keep a light jacket and an umbrella handy for the weekend.
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