THE UK is set to be chilled by a polar plunge in its last weekend of the summer — making it the coldest Bank Holiday in nearly 50 years.
A sudden cold spell will come on because of a 500 mile-wide freak "polar plunge".
Beaches will be empty, with 10-18C daytime UK highs – 5C below average – from Saturday to Monday amid the cold polar air mass, shown on weather maps.
Summer frost is due in Scotland and threatening northern England with-1C lows expected.
And one of the busiest leisure travel days of the year tomorrow saw the Met Office forecast thunderstorms in the South, with strong winds and rain in the North.
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2020-08-27 20:32:00Z
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