The UK weather forecast is uncertain for the Jubilee weekend,

The UK weather forecast is uncertain for the Jubilee weekend, as ‘unsettled’ conditions may turn to rain.

Today will be sunny in the UK, but cooler, more unsettled weather is expected ahead of the Jubilee weekend, according to forecasters.

With all eyes on the forecast for the four-day bank holiday, the Met Office said that while there is still “plenty of detail to work out,” a showery start could pave the way for finer, warmer weather for the festivities.

According to the source, the sunny weather enjoyed by many on Friday is expected to last until Saturday for the majority.

After a fresh start, the day is expected to be dry with blue skies and temperatures in southern England reaching 21 degrees Celsius.

Showers are possible in northern Scotland and along the English North Sea coast.

Temperatures will begin to fall by the evening and remain cool on Sunday as low pressure to the east takes control, according to the source.

Greyer skies and a stronger breeze are forecast for much of the UK, with a higher risk of rain in the north and east.

The unsettled weather, bringing showers and clouds, is expected to last until at least Wednesday, when temperatures in the south will begin to rise again, according to the source.

As the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend approaches, forecasters will be watching how a plume of warm air from over the continent behaves.