Thursday
A rather cold start to the morning across the United Kingdom with some patchy frost. An area of rain and drizzle will lie across the Northern Isles into Shetland and in the far north of Scotland through the morning and the afternoon. For the majority of the United Kingdom it's a fine, dry and sunny morning. It remains that way through the afternoon and feeling pleasantly warm with little wind. Expect highs of 10C in the far north of Scotland but 15 to 20C for the rest of Britain.
Wednesday night
This evening and overnight more rain and drizzle will affect the north of Scotland. Elsewhere across Britain it stay dry with some early evening sunshine for most. Then overnight under clear skies it turns chilly with a touch of frost in rural locations of central and northern England. Lows falling to 2 to 5C.
Good Friday
A mostly cloudy day for Scotland with some rain in the north through the afternoon. Any patchy fog and patchy early frost will clear from England and Wales otherwise dry and sunny. Continued sunny into the afternoon and again it's going to warm up quite nicely with highs up to 19C in the south but generally around 12 to 16C for most places. Still some rain in the north of Scotland tonight. Dry with clears spells for the remainder of Britain with a risk of a frost and some patchy fog.
Easter Saturday
With high pressure in control of the weather we are expecting little overall change. Apart from the far north of Scotland which will still see some rain through out the course of the day, the bulk of the United Kingdom will remain settled and dry with sunny spells and some occasional cloud at times. Warmest in the south with high of 12 to 18C overall.