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Saturday starts with showery rain in northern England, southern Scotland and Northern Ireland. Areas to the north and south are dry. This morning sunny periods develop in the south but through the afternoon a few showers bubble up. In the north cloud should break to give brighter conditions later in the day but outbreaks of rain push into the far north west. 

Temperatures range from 12C (54F) in the far north to a very warm 25C (77F) in the south. See the rain radar for the latest view.

Meteo France Arpege, rain, 16:00 BST Sat 11th April

Tonight showers fade away in the south. In the north a band of patchy rain pushes southeastwards and reaches northern England by the end of the night.

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Easter Sunday is looking very mixed. Across southern and central areas showers become widespread. Through the afternoon they could merge and become heavy. In northern England and Northern Ireland there is a risk of rain at times. Scotland has sunny spells but in the far north there could be a few showers. Still warm in the south but cooler in the north.

Meteo France Arpege, rain, 16:00 BST Sun 12th April

Bank Holiday and next week

Bank Holiday Monday starts with rain in the south. It should quickly clear to leave dry conditions in all regions. Sunny spells develop but a keen northeasterly wind in the south and east makes it feel cold. Afternoon temperatures will be about 10C lower than in recent days. 

Tuesday and Wednesday are looking dry with variable amounts of cloud. Temperatures gradually recover and the warmest conditions may be in Scotland.

Through the second half of the week there are is likely to be some warm sunshine around. However, there is an increasing risk of showery rain in southern counties as areas of low pressure approach from the southwest.

GFS, surface pressure and 500hPa heights, 16:00 GMT Wed 15th April

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