Issued: 1000hrs Sunday 7th April 2019
Duty forecaster: Garry Nicholson

Dry and often sunny northwest

An east to southeasterly pattern will prevail into mid-April. This brings cool air, a lot of cloud, and areas of rain or drizzle, focused toward the east, whilst northwestern areas will fare best for sunshine.

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Wednesday 10/04/19
Cloudy skies, rain or drizzle is likely to affect central and eastern England again, with some patchy rain extending westwards into Wales on an easterly breeze. Feeling cool. Best sunshine toward the northwest. Top temperatures 7 to 12C.

Thursday 11/04/19
A continued cool easterly pattern, likely to bring a lot of cloud, plus patchy rain or drizzle to eastern coastal counties. A little rain may also affect the southwest. Dry with sunshine for northwestern areas. Highs 7 to 11C.



 
 
 

Friday 12/04/19
Little change to the overall pattern, with easterly winds, a lot of cloud and a risk of rain or drizzle in the east. Driest and brightest toward the west. Highs 7 to 11C.

 
 
 

Saturday 13/04/19
East or southeast winds are expected to continue, with a lot of cloud again, plus some drizzly rain toward the east. Largely dry and bright west. Highs 9 to 12C.

Sunday 14/04/19
Fronts may begin to edge in from the southwest, brings a possible slow change of pattern, and south to southeasterly winds. Highs 10 to 13C.

Monday 15/04/19
An ongoing battle between high pressure to the east and low pressure trying to edge in from the Atlantic. Temperatures lifting a little, 10 to 14C.