[Updated 10:00 28/03/2021]
Wet weather affects the west and north west today but elsewhere it remains dry. Through the next few days it becomes very mild or even warm in southern and central Britain. On Tuesday temperatures could reach 22C (72F). Through the second half of the week colder air returns southwards and the risk of snow may increase as Easter approaches.
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Sunday starts with outbreaks of rain in Wales and north western England. Elsewhere it is a drier picture. Through the day the wet weather extends into Northern Ireland and western Scotland. There could also be patchy rain in the south west. Central and eastern areas have a mostly dry day. Windy with gales in exposed western locations.
Maximum temperatures range from 9C (48F) in the north west to 13C (55F) in the south. See the rain radar for the latest view.
Tonight outbreaks of heavy rain affect Northern Ireland and much of western Britain. Central and eastern areas should be drier. Very windy with gales in the north and west. Very mild.
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Tomorrow outbreaks of rain continue in Northern Ireland and Scotland. England and Wales should be mainly dry, but there could be some patchy rain in the north west. Very mild and in the southern half of the UK temperatures may approach 19C (66F).
During Tuesday a band of wet weather pushes down across Scotland and Northern Ireland. England and Wales should stay dry and it will be exceptionally mild. Temperatures possibly reach 22C (72F) in sunny spells making it the warmest day of the year so far.
Through Wednesday outbreaks of rain spread southwards and they reach central areas in the afternoon. To the north much colder conditions develop and showers start to turn wintry. In southern counties it will be another very mild or even warm day.
During the rest of the week high pressure builds to the west. That leads to the likelihood of cold air moving southwards over the UK. The risk of sleet or snow could return in time for the Easter weekend.
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