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Sunshine and showers today. Staying unsettled over the weekend.

Today: Breezy and rather cloudy during the morning, with showery rain punctuated by some heavier bursts with a risk of hail and thunder. Gradually becoming drier and brighter later. Near-normal temperatures. Maximum Temperature 14C.

Tonight: Largely dry overnight with long clear spells. Light winds allowing a slight grass frost to develop, perhaps with some mist or fog patches towards dawn. Minimum Temperature 1C.

Saturday: After a chilly start on Saturday a mostly dry day is expected with long periods of sunshine. A little more cloud later when the odd light shower is possible. Maximum Temperature 14C.

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday: Cloudy with scattered showers on Sunday. Cloudy and windy on Monday with heavy rain. Tuesday will be cloudy and breezy with heavy rain through the afternoon.

UK Outlook for Tuesday 2 Apr 2024 to Thursday 11 Apr 2024: Next week begins with some uncertainty, but it looks likely that we will see a return towards more widely unsettled conditions as another area of low pressure pushes across the UK with changeable weather likely largely dominating throughout this period. Most areas look likely to see further showers and some longer spells of rain at times, although interspersed with some drier spells in between. It looks likely that a north - south split will be set up across the UK. The wettest weather will tend to favour the south whilst northern parts remain a bit drier on average. In association with this split in general temperatures will be close to average, but it will be occasionally cooler in the north, and milder in south.

UK Outlook for Friday 12 Apr 2024 to Friday 26 Apr 2024: Through mid to late April, pressure is likely to be higher than average to the north of the UK, with low pressure more likely to the west or southwest. This pattern tends to push the focus of unsettled weather further south than usual, with largest rainfall totals more likely to be in the south of the UK. Conversely northern, especially northwestern, areas will tend to be drier compared to normal. A trend towards more settled conditions in the latter part of this period is growing more likely, of course this not a guarantee at this range. Temperatures will probably be near average or slightly above overall, with any cooler interludes most likely in the north early in the period.



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