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[Updated 07:20 12/04/2020]
Southern counties have more warm sunshine today but heavy showers are expected to breakout in central regions. The north has a cooler and mainly dry day. It is looking fine for the Bank Holiday tomorrow but in the south temperatures will be a lot lower than in recent days....READ IN FULL
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Easter Sunday starts with patchy rain in northern England and Northern Ireland. Elsewhere it is dry. Through the day cloud builds and heavy showers breakout across Wales and central England. Areas to the south of London should remain dry with sunny periods. Much of the north will be dry, however in central and northern Scotland there will be showery rain. Over high ground snow is possible.
Temperatures range from 7C (45F) 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 Sun 12th April
Tonight showers fade away but in the south thicker cloud could bring a few spots of rain. Across the north there will be a widespread and sharp frost.
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Bank Holiday Monday starts cloudy in the south but it should brighten up through the morning. Central and northern regions have sunny spells. It will be a lot cooler than recently with afternoon temperatures about 10C lower than in recent days. A keen northeasterly wind in the south adds to the chill.
Meteo France Arpege, temperatures, 16:00 BST Mon 13th April
Tuesday and Wednesday are looking dry with sunny spells and variable amounts of cloud. Temperatures recover and it could turn quite warm again.
By Thursday low pressure begins to approach from the southwest. It leads to an increasing risk of rain in southern counties. Central and northern regions remain dry and bright.
At this stage forecast details for Friday and the weekend are uncertain. The risk of rain in the south probably begins to diminish again as high pressure to the northeast reasserts itself. Central and western areas are likely to be quite warm but eastern counties remain cooler.
GFS, surface pressure and 500hPa heights, 16:00 GMT Thu 16th April
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