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Easter bank holiday weekend is forecast to kickstart an end to the cold and wet weather that's characterised 2023 so far, with dry spells and much warmer temperatures, the Met Office has revealed

A cold breeze could round off the Easter bank holiday, but the UK is still forecast to enjoy a dry and warm start to the weekend on Friday and Saturday, a weather expert has claimed

Sunshine and warm weather predicted for Easter Sunday will soon give way to April showers and the potential for strong gales along the north coast, the Met Office says

The UK is set to see temperatures rise to 18C over the Bank Holiday weekend making it the hottest day of the year so far and warmer than Monaco in the south of France

Forecaster Ventusky is predicting highs of 21C in London over the Easter bank holiday weekend, with summer hitting Britain early after plummeting overnight temperatures

As hay fever season strikes, eye health expert Sujata Paul has encouraged people to resist rubbing their eyes as excessive friction may lead to long-term complications

Following a miserable March, which was the wettest in 40 years in England, the start of the week saw sustained dry conditions but more rain is set to hit the UK once again on Wednesday

Overnight temperatures are set to continue to plummet in the run up to the Easter bank holiday weekend, with the Met Office recording a low of -5.6C in the early hours of Tuesday

Warmer temperatures are expected including 'strong April sunshine', with Scotland reaching low double digits while temperatures elsewhere will bounce back to around 13C and 14C. on Tuesday

The weather forecast looks good for Easter with most Brits set to have sun, blue skies, and warm temperatures to look forward to over the coming bank holiday weekend

For Easter Monday, the Met Office's long-range forecast suggests that the south and southwest could be the most likely area for rain, although most areas should see fine and dry weather from Friday to Sunday

The sun is finally returned to the UK after the country experienced weeks of heavy rain, winds and storms. According to Ladbrokes, this month could be the hottest April on record

El Nino is a global weather event that can dictate the climate for the years to come, and this summer could see its return. The warmer Pacific Ocean could lead to widespread heatwaves

Rain showers and cool temperatures are expected for today, with some areas of the UK expected to see the mercury drop to freezing

A wet, gloomy Met Office forecast for the week ahead could deter some from travelling, and families flying abroad could face axed flights due to strikes at airports in Britain and in Europe

A massive solar flare will continue to hit Earth's atmosphere this evening, causing a spectacular natural light show potentially visible in parts of the UK for the second night running

Harsh conditions have been raging since yesterday evening's Met Office weather warning as much of the southern coast of England and Wales is hit by high winds and heavy rain

Easter weekend is just around the corner, and the weather will likely dictate whether you're planning to get out and about. The Met Office has revealed its long-range weather forecast, and the UK is in for a sunny bank holiday

Yellow weather warnings are in place for wind and rain with a powerful French storm set to cause chaos throughout the day

The French-named weather storm could smash into the UK tonight, with the potential to bring "structural damage to buildings" as parts of southern England remain under a yellow weather warning

The Northern Lights will be visible this evening and tomorrow night, with forecasters pinpointing the locations they will be visible from

The Met Office has warned the public of potential destruction from forecasted high-speed winds over the next few days, with severe travel delays, falling trees and power cuts expected

Yellow wind warnings are in place for parts of southern England and south Wales this week, as heavy rain is set to lash the nation alongside a risk of thunder and 70mph gusts

Downpours and the fastest winds of the year are expected to hit the UK this week, with warm temperatures leading to thunderstorms in some areas

The wet and windy weather will finally subside this week and, by next weekend when most schools will have broken up for Easter, the mercury will have risen to around 15C