From Tuesday, low strain from the Atlantic will convey stronger winds and a band of rain sweeping throughout the UK.
It will probably be heavy at instances in north-west England and North Wales. As the rain strikes south, winds will flip northerly later, inflicting temperatures to drop.
By Wednesday, the UK will probably be dominated by cold, brisk north to north-west winds, reaching gale drive in locations. The day will function sunny intervals and scattered showers, most frequent in northern Scotland, north-west England and north-west Wales. The showers will probably be wintry in nature with hail and thunder for some.
Despite the sunshine, temperatures will stay under common, with highs of 5–10C nationwide, and the gusty winds will make it really feel even colder.
Colder nights will convey a better danger of sharper widespread frost, notably in rural areas, with icy patches potential on untreated surfaces.
Towards the tip of the working week, circumstances are anticipated to stay changeable, with durations of rain persevering with to maneuver by means of. There are indicators, nevertheless, that the climate might regularly turn out to be extra settled as excessive strain builds in from the south-west.
Temperatures might begin to recuperate barely as the weekend approaches, although it’s unlikely they’ll attain the gentle ranges seen at first of the week or throughout the earlier week’s spring heat.
