As ever, the UK weather has been very unpredictable of late. So unpredictable in fact that weather forecasters themselves can't even agree whether it'll be sunny or not. The Met Office thinks that this week will be an overcast misery while the BBC takes a much more optimistic view forecasting sunny warmth to descend upon the capital.
But who do we believe? Let's weigh them up against each other and see what they have to say. Both have pretty persuading evidence for their claims. READ MORE: Depressing new map shows London boroughs with the highest rent price increases for 2024 Met Office Lets start with the miserable Met Office to get it out of the way.
This morning (Monday, June 3) actually looks to be quite nice, until 11am that is when grey clouds are meant to dominate the sky and block and beautiful rays from hitting London streets. There will be highs of 20C and lows of 16C today which is not too bad, but the 'feels like' temperature is a couple of degrees colder. This is a feature of the Met Office's predictions against the BBC's which generally have similar temperatures but the Met Office says the feels like temperature is that teeny bit colder so a jumper could be in order.
Tuesday, June 4, brings another mostly cloudy day but with outbursts of sunshine from 9am to 2pm. There will be highs of 22C and lows of 11C but again the feels like temperature brings that down. Thankfully no rain is predicted.
Wednesday, June 5, is set for a sunny morning and then stubborn clouds .
