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[Updated 12:20 01/04/2018]
Unsettled and cold weather will continue through the rest of the Easter period. Tonight heavy rain spreads northeastwards across the UK and it is expected to turn to snow in central and northern regions as it bumps into the colder air.
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Easter Sunday starts with wintry showers in parts of the north and east but elsewhere it is dry. In Scotland clear skies overnight led to a sharp frost and in several locations temperatures fell to -7C (19F).
This morning showers continue in northern and eastern England but elsewhere it remains mostly dry. Thicker cloud will be spreading northeastwards and during the afternoon wet and windy weather returns to south western England.
It will be cold again. Maximum temperatures range from 3C (37F) in the north to 8C (46F) in the south. See the recently upgraded rainfall and precipitation type radar for the latest view.
Tonight wet weather extends across much of England and Wales. In central and northern regions rain turns to snow and disruptive accumulations are likely in places, especially over high ground.
Tomorrow heavy rain in southern and central regions slowly eases off. In much of the north there will be outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow but northern Scotland probably remains cold and dry until late in the afternoon.
Arpege 00z, forecast precipitation, 15:00 BST Mon 2nd April
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