Nights will continue to be rather chilly under clear skies. The risk of frost persists, especially in areas away from towns and cities where temperatures drop more significantly.
This contrast between warm days and cold nights will be a defining feature of the mid-week weather. As the week progresses towards Friday and Saturday, the weather outlook becomes less certain.
While initially the forecast suggests largely dry and sunny conditions will persist with above-normal temperatures for many.
However, meteorologists note growing uncertainty for the weekend period, as there’s an increasing possibility of a gradual shift towards more unsettled conditions.
This potential change could introduce showers, possibly heavy and thundery, pushing up from the south.
Alternatively, Atlantic fronts might bring rainfall accompanied by stronger winds, particularly in western areas.
The confidence in forecast details decreases for this later period. This potential shift could signal an end to the prolonged fine spell that the UK has been enjoying.
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