Glasgow's weather can be unpredictable at the best of times but this week is set to mark a special occasion - and it could be bad timing for the Coronation with lightning on its way.
But whether you celebrate it or not, it's always handy to know the weather so you can plan ahead as to whether you'd rather watch TV or head out for several hours.
But what is the weather this weekend looking like during the Coronation and on the upcoming bank holiday? Here is what you need to know.
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Glasgow weather, Saturday May 6 - Coronation
On the first day of the weekend, and the Coronation itself, it won't be the best weather.
According to BBC Weather, lightning is expected to hit the city from 11am until 3pm with "thundery showers" happening across other parts of the UK too.
Throughout much of the day, there will be a mixture of rain and clouds making for a rather chilly start to the weekend.
Glasgow weather, Sunday May 7
The last day of the weekend is looking a little brighter with many sunny intervals forecast from 11am and 9pm - although there is still rain forecast.
Much of the rain will fall in Glasgow between 12pm until 4pm however it is thankfully set to be light showers and nothing heavy.
Glasgow weather, Monday May 8 - bank holiday
This next bank holiday is set to be mainly rain with very few sunny intervals. From as early as 6am, rain will fall in Glasgow until the early hours of the following day (Tuesday). Again, these are thankfully light showers and should not be downpours.
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