The document discusses various elements of the Queen's coronation weekend that could be impacted by different weather types, including wet weather, windy weather, fog, cold temperatures, and an actual weather forecast. Elements that may be affected are people camping out overnight along the procession route, drones getting aerial footage, people standing to watch the procession for long periods, people and horses in the procession, guests arriving in fancy clothing, the outdoor service and procession, gun salutes in Hyde Park, the coronation procession returning to Buckingham Palace, people taking photos, a royal flypast, and outdoor parties and picnics. The actual forecast predicts a cloudy and wet day in many areas with showers, including London

1. Coronation Weather Activity
Element of the
Coronation Weekend -
Procession etc.
Weather Types - will this impact the chosen element? How will this affect the chosen element of the
Coronation day?
Wet
weather
Windy
weather
Foggy
weather
Very cold
temperatures
People camping out
overnight along the
procession route to get a
good view?
Drones being used by TV
companies to get aerial
shots of the procession.
People standing and
watching the procession
from 6am - 1pm
People in the procession
e.g. musicians, horses.
Guests arriving from
7.15am in posh frocks
and hats
The service inside
Westminster Abbey
The firing of gun salutes
in Hyde Park and
elsewhere
Coronation procession
back to Buckingham
Palace at 1.30pm

2. Coronation Weather Activity
People taking
photographs with
expensive cameras
Royal fly past of historic
and modern aircraft
over Buckingham Palace
- Red Arrows
Street parties and
picnics in the park, and
people having a BBQ in
the garden?
Here is the actual forecast for Saturday. What might be some issues caused on the day if this is accurate?
Currently Saturday is forecast to be another cloudy, wet day for many. Showers are likely to develop in central, eastern, and
northern areas, as well as across Northern Ireland, but not expected to be as intense or as heavy as those on Friday. Met Office
Deputy Chief Forecaster, Steven Keates, said: “A further area of rain is expected to move into southwest England early on
Saturday, moving east and north through the day with some heavy bursts at times. This is likely to bring some rain to London by
around lunchtime. Further north in Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland it will be a day of sunshine and showers
before the more persistent rain moves northwards overnight. It will feel humid, especially in the south, with highs of 17°C
possible in London.”

3. Coronation Weather Activity