Some parts of the UK will see temperatures of up to 30C for the Jubilee weekend.
According to forecaster Netweather, the southeast and parts of the north will reach those temperatures on Friday, June 3. At the same time, London could see highs of up to 28C and, in the north, temperatures are being forecast to be at 24c and, in Scotland, 22C.
And, in Bristol, temperatures will reach 19C on Thursday, June 2, the latest forecast available.
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Weather forecaster Jim Dale told Express.co.uk that the UK could see "very warm", dry and sunny weather over the Jubilee weekend, running from Thursday, June 2 to Sunday, June 5. While Mr Dale warned that the weather leading up to the bank holiday will be "chequered", with some rain and showers around, the forecaster said it will clear up by the time the Jubilee festivities get underway.
However, he warned that the country may also see some thunderstorms in the southeast towards the end of the weekend. Mr Dale, senior meteorologist at British Weather Services, told Express.co.uk: "The run-up to it is chequered, it's mixed, it's not that warm.
"Don't get me wrong, it's warm enough - I never complain at 17C, 18C, but it's not 20Cs, so the road is chequered. There will be rain around and showers all the way through next week. Around May 30 we're seeing high pressure coming in from the south east. It's a good direction, a warming direction.
"So that little run-up before you actually get to the second of June, it's decent, it's warming. And you are going to see into the 20s. And that's everywhere, most parts of the country. So it's warming up nicely."
Met Office forecast
Today:
A generally cloudy start to the day with the chance of a shower in places. Skies slowly brightening up through the morning, however scattered showers breaking out with a few heavy ones by the afternoon. Feeling cooler than of late. Maximum temperature 17 °C.
Tonight:
Showers becoming increasingly isolated this evening, with some late sunshine for many. Largely dry overnight with cloudy periods punctuated with clear spells. Locally turning quite chilly in the countryside. Minimum temperature 4 °C.
Saturday:
Mostly dry on Saturday and despite often cloudy skies, some bright or sunny spells are likely. A slim chance of a rogue light shower and feeling pleasant in any sunshine. Maximum temperature 18 °C.
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:
Scattered showers and warm sunny spells on Sunday. Showers becoming more widespread on Monday and Tuesday, some of these heavy and locally thundery. Rather breezy at times and turning cooler.
