Rather unsettled for most at first but with still evidence of drier weather later in the period, many areas becoming very mild if not warm too

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Friday 13/4/18
At the moment Friday may well become more widely unsettled as low pressure drifts northwards across the British Isles. It may still be drier and brighter, at times, across Scotland and Ireland despite some showers here, while England and Wales may see a greater risk of rain or showers thorugh the day. Less-cool than previous days and inland areas becoming rather warm through the afternoon with winds fairly light and S or SE'ly for most. Highs 9C to 15C, but still only 6C or 7C across E Scotland given a SE'ly breeze off the North Sea.

Saturday 14/4/18
Next Saturday is still set to see low pressure close-by to more southern and south-western areas of the UK, so still a risk of some showers here, despite some drier intervals. With high pressure still expected to be dominant to the north or north-east then more northern and eastern areas are likely to be drier with some bright or sunny spells. Winds S or SE'ly and most areas quite warm, especially inland. Highs 10C to 16C.

Sunday 15/04/18
Low pressure may well develop to the west and south-west of the British Isles through the day to bring a risk of some rain or showers across western regions. However, drier weather is likely to prevail across more central and eastern areas of England and Scotland. Many areas experiencing a moderate or fresh S or SW'ly wind and remaining very mild, if not rather warm in places, especially in the east. Highs 10C to 16C, locally 17C or 18C in E England.

Monday 16/04/18
Uncertainties by next Monday but further unsettled conditions with a risk of showers and perhaps some longer spells of rain are predicted across more western areas of the British Isles as low pressure continues to dominate to the south-west. Drier conditions with bright or sunny spells are still most likely across eastern regions of the British Isles. Winds light or moderate, fresh or strong in the west and mainly S or SE'ly and still very warm if not rather warm for most, especially in the east. Highs 10C to 16C.

Tuesday 17/04/18
High pressure to the north-east may well begin to influence the weather across most of the British Isles by next week, perhaps with the exception of Ireland and W Scotland where some further unsettled weather is possible also windy here too. Much of England, Wales and Scotland though may well become mainly dry with bright or sunny spells and pleasantly warm in a moderate S'ly wind. Highs 11C to 17C.

Wednesday 18/04/18
At the moment high pressure is set to dominate the weather across most areas but perhaps still with some showery conditions across Ireland. This may well be the exception to the rule and with much of the British Isles dry with bright or sunny spells, these perhaps prolonged and very mild if not rather warm in a light or moderate S or SE'ly wind. Highs 12C to 18C.