BANK Holidays hit the town yesterday for the third night in a row – with booze-fuelled Brits making the most of their extra day off.
Glam partiers posed for snaps as they swarmed Birmingham’s nightclub strip last night.
Revellers in Birmingham last nightAlamy
Brummies made the most of the Bank Holiday weekendAlamy
Partiers were blessed with warm weatherAlamy
The weather was perfect for a night out after fears of a Bank Holiday washout.
Ladies wore heels and summery outfits while gents sported polo and t-shirts.
But a few revellers favoured hoodies and jumpers despite the evening warmth.
It comes as Brits are bracing for a soggy end to the sun-kissed Bank Holiday weekend.
Londoners are in for a heavy 14-hour downpour overnight with rumbling thunder.
Met Office expert Craig Snell said: “It’s going to be a bit of wet picture for London, especially south London, and then Kent and Sussex.
“If you are an early bird you might get some brightness first thing tomorrow morning but don’t be deceived the rain will be on its way.
“It will probably have set in by lunchtime and unfortunately it will then remain on-and-off right throughout the afternoon.
“On the whole, it’s not the best of bank holiday Monday. It will be fairly wet and some of that rain will be quite heavy.”
The Environment Agency has issued 40 amber flood alerts across the south east.
But the mercury could hit 21C in parts of Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire later today.
Met Office forecast in full
Today
Sunny spells and heavy showers will develop across most of the UK today, some of these heavy and slow moving with the odd rumble of thunder.
Cloudier in the southeast with heavy and persistent rain.
Feeling warm in any sunshine.
Tonight
Showers and rain will gradually ease away tonight with partly cloudy skies.
Patchy low cloud, mist and fog will develop in places.
Turning chilly under clear spells
Tuesday
A cloudy start, but sunny spells will develop for most through the day.
However, staying largely cloudy across the north.
A few showers forming in the south in the afternoon.
Wednesday to Friday
Largely fine and dry with variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine.
Rain will move into parts of Northern Ireland and northern Scotland on Wednesday.
Rather warm in the sunshine.
Two friends posing for snapsAlamy
One group coordinated their black outfitsAlamy