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Sunday starts dry and chilly across the UK. Through the day sunny spells develop widely. Most places remain dry but there are likely to be a few showers in the south west this afternoon. Winds will be quite blustery in northern and eastern counties but in the afternoon sun it feels warmer than yesterday.

Temperatures range 12C (54F) to 18C (64F). See the rain radar for the latest view.

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

Tonight it remains dry. Clear spells allow temperatures to drop quite sharply and in the north a patchy frost develops.

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Tomorrow will be bright and dry but windy. In sheltered locations it will be quite warm in the afternoon sunshine, particularly in the west.

Meteo France Arpege, wind gusts, 16:00 BST Mon 20th April

Changeable later in the week?

The dry theme continues during Tuesday and Wednesday. Eastern and north eastern counties remain quite cool but elsewhere daytime temperatures steadily rise. In the afternoon sunshine it should feels quite warm. 

Through the rest of the week there are indications of it slowly becoming more changeable. Forecast details are uncertain but all regions could see some showery spells of rain. It is also likely to turn cooler. 

GFS, surface pressure and 500hPa heights, 16:00 GMT Thu 23rd April

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