13 in cardiff, 15 in london. still cool for scotland and northern ireland, but as these southerly winds continue to push northwards through tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures are going to surge significantly. so, tuesday, a fine day with some sunshine. isolated showers developing through the afternoon. most of you will have a dry day, though. and look at these temperatures, reaching a high of 19 degrees in london, of 15 in glasgow, 1a for belfast. and the fine weather with prolonged spells of spring sunshine for many of us will last for much of the week ahead, with temperatures warm for the time of year.
clear skies at the moment. the wind slowly easing compared with what we ve seen over the last 2a hours or so. it ll still be there with some patches of frost and a few mist and fog patches through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. but otherwise, a lovely start to the day, lots of spring sunshine on the cards, probably a nice sunrise in northern ireland. here, though, we ll start to see a little bit of thicker cloud working in from the west later on, and we ll see some cloud moving in across the east anglia threatening a few showers late in the afternoon. it is going to be a fine day for most of us, though, with some sunshine, but noticeably cooler. temperatures about 9 13, maybe a 15 locally in parts of scotland. and there ll be further showers running into eastern england, maybe even with a bit of soft hail into sunday evening. from there, though, the weather is going to get a lot, lot warmer. what will happen as we go through monday, this little curl of cloud, a very we
still cool for scotland and northern ireland, but as these southerly winds continue to push northwards through tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures are going to surge significantly. so, tuesday, a fine day with some sunshine. maybe a few isolated showers developing through the afternoon. most of you will have a dry day, though. and look at these temperatures, reaching a high of 19 degrees in london, 15 in glasgow, 14 for belfast. and the fine weather with prolonged spells of spring sunshine for many of us will last for much of the week ahead, which temperatures on the warm side for the time of year.
it ll still be there with some patches of frost and a few mist and fog patches through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. but otherwise, a lovely start to the day, lots of spring sunshine on the cards, probably a nice sunrise in northern ireland. here, though, we ll start to see a little bit of thicker cloud working in from the west later on, and we ll see some cloud moving in across the east anglia threatening a few showers late in the afternoon. it is going to be a fine day for most of us, though, with some sunshine, but noticeably cooler. temperatures about 9 13, maybe a 15 locally in parts of scotland. and there ll be further showers running into eastern england, maybe even with a bit of soft hail into sunday evening. from there, though, the weather is going to get a lot, lot warmer. what will happen as we go through monday, this little curl of cloud, a very weak area of low pressure, could bring an odd shower into eastern scotland if it gets close enough. but otherwis
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