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The latest Met Office weather map shows a wall of rain is set to sweep across Coventry. The colour-coded online map shows that a band of blue, which indicates rain, is heading to our area

this weekend. The heaviest rain is set to appear in the early hours of Sunday (May 25). It had already been predicted that this week's weather is set to take a turn in time for the Bank

Holiday weekend. The Met Office has said that while it will not be a 'wash-out', the Spring Bank Holiday will see a shift in the warm, dry weather we have seen of late. Locally,

the heaviest of the rain is set to fall on Sunday. READ MORE: COVENTRY PUB CLOSED FOR YEARS SET TO REOPEN THIS WEEK READ MORE: WARNINGS ISSUED AFTER 'RECKLESS' SURFERS SPOTTED

RIDING ON TOP OF COVENTRY BUS But there will be some rainfall before then. Many households woke up to see rain had fallen overnight last night (May 20). There is a chance of showers today

(May 21) according to the latest local forecast. It is as follows: TODAY Cloud and outbreaks of showery rain in the south of the region will soon clear to give some bright or warm sunny

spells. The clouds will bubble up into the afternoon, with some heavy thundery showers breaking out in places. Maximum temperature 22C. TONIGHT Any showers will gradually fade by evening to

leave a dry night, with clear spells at first. Locally chilly. However, cloud will increase from the north towards dawn. Light winds. Minimum temperature 3C. THURSDAY A band of cloud and

perhaps the odd spot of light rain moves southwards during Thursday morning. Becoming brighter with sunny spells developing by the afternoon. Feeling fresher. Light winds. Maximum

temperature 18C. OUTLOOK FOR FRIDAY TO SUNDAY After a chilly start, Friday will be dry with sunny spells. Cloud increasing from the west overnight to bring outbreaks of rain eastwards

Saturday. Rain clearing to scattered showers Sunday.