Easter weather to bring ‘mixed fortunes’ across the UK ...Middle East

A dry and “pleasant” Easter Sunday for much of the UK will be followed by rain, the Met Office has forecast.

The weather service said most of the country would see “some warm spells of sunshine” on Easter Sunday, although a scattering of showers was likely across southern England and south Wales.

Met Office meteorologist Craig Snell said weather over the Easter weekend would bring “mixed fortunes”.

Mr Snell added: “For Easter day itself, it should be fairly fine and dry, but as we move into Monday, we see the return of rain for most of us.

“But for Saturday into the early hours of Easter day, we still have some rain actually around for western Scotland and Northern Ireland, but also a fairly quiet night.

“The best of the sunshine will be for eastern Scotland, down into Northern England and also parts of Wales.

“In the sunshine feeling pleasant enough, we could see highs reaching 16C to 18C, but still feeling quite chilly along the North Sea coast with an onshore flow here, so temperatures struggling here around 10C to 12C.”

A band of showery rain will move eastwards across the UK through Easter Monday, followed by heavy showers, the Met Office said.

Mr Snell said there could be a “bit of a frost in the far north” on the morning of Easter Monday.

The meteorologist added: “Easter Monday itself really is going to be a fairly grey day for most. There will be some breaks in the cloud from time to time, but really we’re just watching this area of rain gradually spread its way eastwards across the UK.”

Meanwhile, train passengers have been warned about disruption as Network Rail undertakes engineering work over the Easter weekend.

The Government-owned company said it will carry out work on more than 300 projects across Britain between Good Friday and Bank Holiday Monday next month, causing a number of lines to be closed.

With PA

Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( Easter weather to bring ‘mixed fortunes’ across the UK )

Also on site :

• EU country tells citizens how to spot Russian spies
• Real reason why Rite Aid hopes shoppers won’t transfer prescriptions after second bankruptcy and 68 closures
• Family Searches for Missing Teen Last Seen in Port Hueneme