British families faced Bank Holiday travel chaos today as trains were suspended, ferry passengers faced two-hour waits and more than three million drivers hit the roads.
Read More Bank Holiday washout: Brits brace for sunshine and showers across the UK with temperatures hitting 19C as map shows where flooding and thunderstorms could hit today In addition, DFDS Ferries warned customers of a 'busy day' at the Port of Dover in Kent and told them to allow 120 minutes to complete border control and check-in.
Another said: 'Avanti West Coast cancelling a load of trains again last minute. Absolute shambles of a company, not fit for purpose.' But there were also problems on Thameslink trains due to a signalling fault between St Albans and West Hampstead; and on Transport for Wales between Shrewsbury and Wrexham due to an emergency incident.
The Met Office said most areas of the UK will see a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers at the start of what is the last week of meteorological spring. However it will be feeling cooler today than over the weekend - which saw highs of 21.6C in London - with a brisk breeze in the South and West.
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