THE Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain showers and thunderstorms in Cornwall on Saturday.
According to the Met Office forecast, some parts of Cornwall will be hit with heavy rainfall and the possibility of thunderstorms tomorrow (Saturday) evening.
Other parts of the UK have a yellow weather warning in place - Cornwall misses out on such extreme weather, but the sunshine will be coming to an end.
⚠️ Yellow weather warning issued ⚠️
— Met Office (@metoffice) September 8, 2023
Whilst many areas will remain dry, heavy showers and thunderstorms will affect some parts of England and Wales
Saturday 1400-2100
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Temperatures are expected to reach up to 24 degrees in some places tomorrow afternoon.
Here’s when and where the weather is expected to change tomorrow:
HELSTON
There is a 50% chance of thunderstorms in Helston on Saturday (Image: The Met Office)
There is a 50% chance of thunderstorms hitting Helston at around 9pm on Saturday evening. However, the temperature will remain quite high at 20 degrees.
FALMOUTH
Thunderstorms wont hit Falmouth, however there is 50% chance of heavy rain (Image: The Met Office)
Although thunderstorms aren't predicted to hit Falmouth on Saturday, there is a 50% chance of rain showers at around 9pm.
PENZANCE
The Met Office predicts light rain showers in Penzance on Saturday evening (Image: The Met Office)
Temperatures in Penzance will reach 23 degrees during Saturday afternoon. However, there will be some light rain showers at around 9pm in the evening.
CAMBORNE
Thunderstorms are predicted in Camborne on Saturday evening (Image: The Met Office)
Temperatures in Camborne will reach 24 degrees on Saturday afternoon. However, there is a 60% chance of thunderstorms at around 8pm, followed by heavy rain at 9pm and 10pm.
TRURO
Truro has a 40% chance of rain during Saturday evening (Image: The Met Office)
The Met Office has predicted a 40% chance of rain in Truro on Saturday evening.
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