Easter Sunday
For central and southern parts of England along with southern Wales. Expect a good deal of cloud to start the day with some spots of rain in places. Later in the morning, a heavier pulse of rain works its way into Sussex and Kent in the afternoon we could see spell of moderate to heavy rain extending mainly south of the M4 corridor. There remains some uncertainty on how far north this rain may extend and could reach the South Midlands. Across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England it should remain dry with the best of the sunshine across far west. A windy day across England and Wales with high temperatures of 12 to 16 Celsius but feeling chilly in that wind.
Easter Sunday Night
It remains quite windy through this evening and night. This evening a band of rain will continue to move north probably reaching North Wales and from around Manchester to Lincolnshire weakening as it does so. The north it will remain fair and dry. Minimum temperatures of 4 to 9 Celsius.
Easter Monday
Quite breezy but mild across the country for Easter Monday. Expect a good deal of cloud the risk of scattered showers across England and Wales, interspersed with drier, brighter conditions. A few the showers could be heavy. For Northern Ireland, Scotland it will remain dry with sunny spells but quite windy as well. through the evening and night it remains the risk of a few showers across central and southern parts of England, but elsewhere it should be dry with clear spells. Expect maximum temperatures of 13 to 17 Celsius are expected.
Tuesday
Tuesday we keep a brisk east to north east wind across northern Britain, but we expect a dry day for Scotland and Northern Ireland with the best of the sunshine. England and Wales will again remain unsettled with a mixture of cloud, sunnier spells and scattered showers. Overnight we could see some patchy rain affecting eastern parts of Scotland, north east England and Wales, otherwise largely dry night to come. Expect maximum temperatures of 11 to 16 Celsius.