A wet start, becoming dry with sunshine and showers Tuesday.

This Evening and Tonight: Rain gradually clears from the coast with isolated showers following behind. These soon fizzle out leaving a largely dry second half of the night. Isolated patches of fog developing by dawn. Minimum Temperature 4C.

Tuesday: A fine and sunny start for many, any fog patches soon clearing. Isolated showers develop by late morning and into the afternoon. Light winds. Maximum Temperature 17C.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: A wet start Wednesday morning, becoming cloudy with isolated showers. Dry with sunny spells on Thursday. Mist and fog patches Friday morning followed by hazy sunshine. Temperatures near normal.

UK Outlook for Saturday 26 Apr 2025 to Monday 5 May 2025: Fairly changeable at first, with cloud and rain moving slowly east across the UK, probably easing and breaking into showers as it does so, with more settled conditions developing later in the weekend away from the far northwest. Into the following week, it will most probably be high pressure dominated, with large amounts of fine weather, and perhaps the odd heavy shower, especially in the south. Any more unsettled interludes liable to be brief and mainly affecting western or northwestern UK. However, there is a small chance of an alternative scenario coming off, with cloudier and wetter weather more extensive, especially across the south and west of the UK. Winds are most likely to be light, with temperatures probably at or slightly above normal.

UK Outlook for Tuesday 6 May 2025 to Tuesday 20 May 2025: The period begins with the two alternate scenarios continuing, most likely widely dry and settled, but a lower chance of more unsettled and wet conditions, especially in the south and west. Towards the middle of the month signals become weak and mixed, with more balanced chances of dry / settled and wetter / unsettled conditions. But compared to the start of this period, this represents an increased chance of more unsettled / wet conditions. There is however a strong signal for temperatures to be at or above average.