The Met Office has said that there will be mostly a settled start to the week with unsettled weather followed by a drier and brighter end to the week.
On Wednesday there could be rain for many which will move east and will turn patchier with showers on Thursday and the heaviest showers are expected in the south and east.
For the start of the Easter break there will be “clear spells” with “light winds” in some areas and the temperature will be “around average” for this time of the year.
Met Office Chief Meteorologist Paul Gundersen said, “The week will start off mostly fine, with temperatures reaching the low to mid-teens for most, while the nights will be cold with a chance of some overnight frost in places.
“The weather will be breezier and cloudier in parts of the northwest with some patchy light rain at times.”
Looking further ahead, Deputy Chief Meteorologist Helen Caughey told LondonLovesBusiness.com, “It will be drier by the start of the Easter break, with bright, clear spells and light winds in most places.
“Although there will be some chilly nights it will be pleasant by day with sunny spells and some light winds, though on paper temperatures will be around average for the time of year.
“While there is still some uncertainty in the detailed forecast for Easter Sunday and Monday the general trend is for fine weather in the south and east while it looks like it could turn more unsettled in the north and west. Fairly typical spring weather for us.”
Helen added, “ The best thing you can do if you’ve got outdoor plans is make sure you’re always using the most up to date forecast.”
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