Easter Weekend Weather Forecast: Met Office Predicts Rain and Showers Across UK
The Met Office Plans for Easter: Rain Expected Throughout UK this Weekend
EASTER weekend is expected to be a washout as the Met Office reveals exactly where rain will hit. Rain and showers will fall on the country in all regions at different times, but the North will see dryer spells with patches of sunshine.
Rainfall Predictions by Met Office: What Areas Will be Mostly Affected?
According to the Met Office the Easter weekend is “likely” to be “unsettled” with rain or showers hitting most regions at different times. But they also indicated that there could be some “drier and brighter spells”. The most affected by rainfall will be in southern and western areas, and later on in the weekend residents in the north will see drier hours and “increased” amounts of sunshine.
Resident Concerns: Met Office Mentioned Rain Concentration in Southern and Western Areas
The most affected by rainfall will be in southern and western areas, and later on in the weekend residents in the north will see drier hours and “increased” amounts of sunshine.
Temperature Trends and Snow Predictions: Met Office’s Stance
A spokesman for the Met Office, said: “Compared to the coming week, the Easter weekend is likely to be a little warmer.”He further mentioned that, into the following week, continued unsettled or changeable weather remains the most likely outcome. All areas are likely to see further rain or showers at times, with some drier spells in between, but wet weather will tend to favour the south whilst northern parts remain a bit drier on average.
Weekend Weather Mix: Met Office Shares the Outlook
Meteorologist Ben Snell, said: “As we get to Good Friday we are likely to see temperatures rise and feel a little less cold.”He also shared insights on the upcoming days, mentioning, “But Good Friday and Saturday will be a continuation of this week, with bouts of rain mixed with dryer periods.”
Forecast for Easter Weekend: Met Office’s Predictions
Ben continued: “It should feel fairly pleasant, in comparison to today it won’t feel too bad.”He provided information about what to expect on Friday and Saturday emphasizing that showers should start to happen less and it will generally feel warmer. Also, he mentioned, “Hints of Sunday and Monday look like the theme will continue, a mix of sunshine and showers.”
Final Takeaway: Met Office Summarizes Four-Day Weekend Forecast
Any risk of snow will be very small, and that will generally be focussed across higher points of Scotland. At some point over the weekend, dryer spells are anticipated to offer residents a window to get out and about.