Cloud and drizzle is forecast for today
- Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown
Heavy rain and strong winds are expected to hit Suffolk and north Essex on Bank Holiday Monday, as forecasters issue a yellow warning for blustery weather.
Gusts of 40mph to 50mph - and potentially even as high as 60mph on the coast - are expected in the south of England, Met Office experts say, from Monday morning until noon on Tuesday.
Blustery weather will be accompanied by some heavy rain at times, forecasters added, with the wet conditions swept in by a vigorous area of low pressure.
Forecasters said: A vigorous area of low pressure is likely to cross Northern England on Monday.
Farm parks, pubs and local attractions in Suffolk have been jam-packed with families over the bank holiday weekend despite the cooler temperatures but businesses say they need the support to continue.
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