A band of heavy rain to the east tracks across Northern Ireland, into northern England. western Scotland, Wales, and south west England. This pushes north eastwards through the day. Elsewhere remaining dry, with some brighter, clear spells to the south east.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next After a period of wet, windy and cold weather, the UK will finally begin to see signs of spring later this week. Some parts of the country could see temperatures reach highs of 20C as warmer weather returns mid-week, according to the Met Office. Areas further north, including the east coast of Scotland, will see colder temperatures still, partnered with rain.
’ London will still see some showers as we head into the weekend, however, with roughly half of the area expected to see some precipitation from Thursday into Saturday. Warmer weather is on its way soon Rain showers have plagued the country for weeks For most of April, the UK has seen spells of rain, wind and colder weather, making for an unseasonably chilly spring.
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