More thunderstorms are expected in England after temperatures reached 32C (90F) on Friday, making it the hottest day of the year so far.
Sky News weather forecasters say heavy showers in the South and South East will move northwards across Britain during the morning.
They are predicting "torrential downpours, hail, frequent lightning and the risk of localised flooding".
Lightning was reported in many parts of Essex and Kent on Friday night after hot, humid conditions during the day brought warnings from Public Health England (PHE).
It urged people to drink plenty of fluids, keep out of the sun when at its hottest and to wear at least factor 15 sun cream for skin protection.
It also called for people to look out for those most at risk - children and the elderly.
Temperatures are expected to be slightly lower today with a high of 26C (79F) in London, but it will still be very humid in the South and the Midlands.
Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic will have a mostly dry start to the day.
It will be unsettled again on Sunday with sunny spells and showers, and more heavy downpours and thunderstorms.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/more-thunderstorms-hail-lightning-forecast-032531812.html
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