Mainly fine and very warm for many this Easter weekend.
Any pockets of fog clearing swiftly to give a fine day with long spells of sunshine, occasionally hazy due to areas of high cloud. Most will be very warm, but around coasts it will feel fresher, especially North Sea coasts.
Dry and largely clear, although patchy fog will develop across eastern and northeastern areas, whilst the far northwest will become cloudy. Chilly in places, but mild in some western parts.
Fog quickly clearing to leave another largely sunny and very warm day for most. Cloudier at times in the north and northwest with some light rain and drizzle possible.
Mostly sunny and very warm at times. Cloudier and breezier in the northwest with rain possible in the far northwest. Showers developing in the southwest on Tuesday.
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The fine weather will continue for many on Tuesday, with plenty of warm sunshine. Perhaps cloudier in the west or southwest with the risk of a few heavy showers by the afternoon or evening. Thereafter, for the remainder of April there is lower confidence in the forecast, but the weather will perhaps become more changeable and generally less warm, at least for a time with showers or longer spells of rain and some periods with stronger winds. However, some drier, brighter and warmer interludes are still likely at times, these most probable across southern and southeastern parts, although overall, temperatures will still be close to average for late April. At times, there may be some marked variations in temperatures across the country though.
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During the first half of May, there is very low confidence in the forecast. On balance, there is a slightly greater chance that it will be settled, with some longer spells of dry and bright weather for many places, but especially so across the south. Rain is still possible at times, although with a good deal of fine weather temperatures will be mostly above average.
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