Tonight, heavy rain will move eastward, becoming wintry in higher areas, followed by cloudy conditions. Saturday will bring a mix of sunshine and heavy showers, with possible hail and thunder. Sunday will be windy with unpredictable weather, while Monday may see drier conditions and Tuesday will remain largely dry.
Temperatures in the UK, particularly in Lanarkshire, are expected to rise significantly above the April average due to a warm air plume, reaching around 18 degrees. However, this temporary warmth will be short-lived, as cooler weather is forecasted to return by Thursday.
Today, April 4th, will start bright but turn cloudy with patchy, potentially wintry rain on higher hills. Strong winds and heavy rain are expected later. Sunday will begin dry but become chillier with scattered showers. From Monday to Wednesday, expect easing winds, sunshine, and occasional clouds with a chance of showers.
This weekend features rain and strong winds, particularly on Sunday with clearing skies followed by sunny spells and heavy showers, possibly with hail. Windy conditions persist tonight with wintry showers in higher areas. Monday starts cloudy with scattered showers, but gains more sunny spells as the day progresses.
Tuesday evening will be cloudy but dry, with early clear spells. Wednesday will begin cloudy in Lanarkshire, with wintry showers and occasional bright spells. The outlook from Thursday to Saturday includes a chilly start with cloud and light showers, followed by clearing rain and windy conditions with scattered showers.
Today, Saturday 21st, will be dry and sunny but cooler. Saturday night starts clear, with clouds and light rain potentially developing by dawn, along with mist. Tomorrow, Sunday will be cloudy and damp initially, with some rain, but will clear later, allowing for brighter intervals and breezy conditions.
The weather forecast for Lanarkshire indicates a pleasant Friday with morning fog clearing, leading to mild temperatures and sunny spells, potentially reaching 16 degrees. However, Saturday will start with fog, becoming bright later, followed by a breezy, cloudy Sunday with rain expected in the afternoon and more clouds on Monday.
Lanarkshire will experience a rainy, windy afternoon with heavy spells easing by evening. Tonight will remain windy and cloudy with light rain occasionally. Tuesday begins dull and cloudy with possible brightness later, but patchy rain is expected by evening. Overall, it will be a mild and windy day.