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A largely dry and fine day is expected across much of the UK on Wednesday, with sunny spells developing widely. However, a few afternoon showers are likely to break out, particularly across eastern Scotland and eastern England. These may be moderate in intensity at times, especially from late

will be high in some areas and you can check the UV forecast for your area here. Ishani Kar-Purkayastha, Consultant in Public Health at Public Health England, said:  “Many of us welcome warmer weather, but some people may find it more difficult to cope. People recovering from COVID-19 at home, those who

of England and Wales faces a much wetter and windier picture. Persistent and at times heavy rain is expected, especially on east-facing hills, accompanied by strong and gusty winds, particularly over and to the lee of hills. The far south may see milder conditions and perhaps some brighter spells later

. The night will be another sharp frost, especially in the west as winds ease under a ridge of high pressure, making it colder than the previous night. Severe frost is expected over snow cover, while minima may be slightly higher in eastern and southeastern England due to possible cloud cover. Outlook

and dry conditions across much of the UK, with sunny spells developing through the day. Inland areas may see some convective cloud build-up during the late morning and afternoon, but this is expected to be short-lived. Northern and northwestern Scotland will be cloudier, with showery rain likely

is expected to clear from southeast England, leaving many inland areas dry for a time. However, frequent showers will persist in windward areas, and by evening, snow showers may fall to all levels across the north and even reach lower levels further south. There is a small chance that some showers

Friday will begin dry and fine for many areas, with long spells of sunshine. However, the sunshine will become increasingly hazy as the day progresses. Eastern and southeastern England may see more cloud, with some showers likely during the morning, but these will fade into the afternoon, allowing

so. Urban areas, particularly London, may retain some warmth overnight, though model guidance suggests this may be slightly overstated. Outlook for Thursday Thursday will begin with cloud and patchy rain across Northern Ireland and western Scotland, gradually breaking up through the day. Elsewhere

and perhaps the east of Northern Ireland look to see the wettest conditions between Wednesday evening and Friday morning. 20-25 mm of rain may fall quite widely, with 40-60 mm possible over higher ground. Some parts of south Wales and southwest England may see 80 mm of rain. This rain will fall

plans over the #CoronationWeekend be affected by the weather? Take a look at the latest day-by-day forecast to find out 👇 pic.twitter.com/R6kVyngCm7 — Met Office (@metoffice) May 4, 2023 Weather by the weekend Currently Saturday is forecast to be another cloudy, wet day for many. Showers are likely