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potential challenges for the transport network. A Yellow National Severe Weather Warning for wind across Northern Ireland, parts of Scotland, north Wales, northern England, the north Midlands and East Anglia has been issued from Thursday afternoon until Friday morning. ⚠️ Yellow weather warning issued ⚠️

is likely quite widely, possibly higher across the Antrim hills.” Easter weather forecast The unsettled weather will continue on Good Friday, with low pressure continuing to feed showers and longer spells of rain across the UK, although drier spells will develop later in the day from the east. Saturday sees

. It will remain mainly dry in the north and east whilst outbreaks of rain will affect the southwest. Temperatures will struggle under the cloud and cool onshore breeze in the northeast, but further south 21 °C is possible under more prolonged sunshine. Friday will be a day of sunshine and showers, some

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

A northwest/southeast split will develop in the UK weather in the coming days, with the possibility of heatwave criteria being met in the south and east, but with some heavy rain further north and west.

very warm or hot air in the south and east at first. “Official heatwave criteria could be met for parts of southern and eastern England, with temperatures most likely to peak in the low 30s on Sunday in the southeast, but even elsewhere temperature could still reach the high 20s. Temperatures

and Southwest England. Drier with brighter skies in the East and Southeast getting most of the sunshine and feeling warmer. Some scattered showers in Northern Scotland and Eastern England and windiest in the West and Southwest with other areas turning breezier Friday evening will see spells of rain

Saturday’s forecast carries some uncertainty, but the most likely scenario is a band of rain affecting parts of south-west England, Wales, northern England and south-east Scotland. To the south and southeast of this rain band, it should stay mainly dry with some sunny spells, although

. And then the showers in the east becoming fewer and further between many places ending up with a sunny afternoon. “Plenty of sunshine for England and Wales, but for parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland, particularly towards the northwest, thicker cloud arrives by the end of the afternoon and outbreaks of rain

and northern England. Elsewhere, much of central and southern England and Wales will enjoy a fine and dry day with plenty of warm sunshine. It will feel breezier than Thursday, but temperatures will rise, particularly across the south and east. Highs of 27-28°C are expected in parts of southeast

, north-east England, and the far south of England, where any early fog patches should soon clear. A few blustery showers are possible at first in Shetland, while elsewhere, cloud may be thick enough at times for some light rain or drizzle, particularly over western hills. Winds will remain brisk