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Saturday starts wet in parts of southern and central Britain. Scotland and Northern Ireland are dry. The rain slowly becomes lighter as it edges northwards across central England and Wales through the day. To the south a few showers could develop. The northern half of the country remains dry and bright.  

Temperatures range 9C (48F) in the north east to 17C (63F) locally in the south. See the rain radar for the latest view.

Meteo France Arpege, rain, 16:00 BST Sat 18th April

Tonight the showery rain in southern and central regions steadily fade away. The north will be dry with clear spells and locally there could be a touch of frost.

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Tomorrow brighter conditions return to all regions. There could be isolated showers, particularly in the south west, but most places remain dry. In the sun it will feel warm and temperatures approach 20C (68F) in the south.

Meteo France Arpege, cloud cover, 16:00 BST Sun 19th April

Changeable later next week?

Monday is looking dry in most areas with just the risk of isolated showers in the south west. There should be a good deal of sunshine around and it will feel pleasantly warm in the afternoon.

The dry theme continues during Tuesday and Wednesday. Eastern coastal counties may be quite cool but temperatures rise in central and western areas. In the afternoon sunshine it will feel quite warm. 

Through the rest of the week there are signs of it slowly becoming more changeable. The driest and warmest conditions are likely to be in the south with wet spells more frequent in the west. 

GFS, surface pressure and 500hPa heights, 16:00 GMT Tue 21st April

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