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With yellow weather warnings in place, the Met Office has issued notice to British drivers that the conditions tonight will be treacherous, particularly on UK roads as there will be spray and flooding

THE half-term break will likely see temperatures rising following days of miserable wet weather, forecasters say.

THE half-term break will likely see temperatures rising following days of miserable wet weather, forecasters say.

Reports from some forecasters, including WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data, show highs in the mid-twenties for 72 hours, kicking off on May 24.

The Exeter-based forecaster has issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms across the region, which is in place until 8pm tonight (Thursday, May 16)

Brits keen for a return to last week's glorious sunshine may have something to look forward to this weekend, with warmer weather set to sizzle some parts of the country

Potentially more than two inches of rain could fall causing flooding and dangerous driving conditions

Potentially more than two inches of rain could fall causing flooding and dangerous driving conditions

Forecasters have warned of disruption until 8pm tonight (May 16)

The wet weather will be an issue into the night

Heavy rain could result in some flooding and disruptions in affected areas

The warning covers the majority of Wales with of 40-60mm of rainfall expected in parts

The rain alert starts this afternoon with up to 60mm forecast in some places

The Met Office has issued an urgent yellow weather alert for three UK regions.

The Met Office has issued a 10-hour weather warning for heavy rain on Thursday.

The weather forecasters say both heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely throughout the remainder of May

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The sunny weather is predicted to continue for three days