Britain is set for BBQ and T-shirt weather this weekend as the sunshine returns - but not for long as temperatures will plunge mid-week with cold chills brought from the Arctic.
Parts of the UK will enjoy warm Spring weather across Saturday and Sunday with temperatures reaching 16C - and those heading to the Grand National at Aintree will be treated to lovely weather for the races.
Spring sunshine means families may take to the outdoors to enjoy the warm weather, but those heading to the beach might want to think twice about taking a dip in the sea as temperatures around the coast are on the colder side.
Race-goers enjoy the sunshine and dry weather as they arrive at Aintree for the Grand National on Saturday
Britain is set for BBQ and T-shirt weather this weekend as the sunshine returns - but not for long as temperatures will plunge mid-week with cold chills brought from the Arctic
And Brits will need to make the most of the balmy conditions before colder snap next week, with the possibility of wintry showers and frost sweeping across the country.
Those prone to hayfever will need to be careful this weekend pollen levels will soar, particularly in Wales and south-west England.
The country will be split with the best weather in the west and southwest and patches of rain and cold wind in Scotland and the east as chills are brought in from the North Sea.
Met Office Forecaster Marco Petagna said: 'There is very much a northeast and southwest divide this weekend, with Scotland seeing cloudy and colder weather and patchy rain throughout the day and south west England and wales seeing drier conditions.
'It’s quite a contrast from yesterday, which had a lot of weather weather and conditions are much drier today.
The country will be split with the best weather in the west and southwest and patches of rain and cold wind in Scotland and the east as chills are brought in from the North Sea
'This weekend will see temperatures at 14 and 15 and at a push 16 degrees which makes it great weather for the Grand National.
'Pollen levels are high in Wales and the south-west from tree pollen which may affect some people’s hayfever.'
But next week will see colder temperatures than average at 8C for this time of year, with northwesterly winds bringing the cold weather.
Met Office Forecaster Marco Petagna said: 'Next week will see some colder weather and temperatures at 8 to 10 degrees and the possibility of winter showers with the risk of frost.'
Those prone to hayfever will need to be careful this weekend pollen levels will soar, particularly in Wales and south-west England
A Met Office summary read: 'Early low cloud, hill fog and rain in the northeast will become more extensive over Scotland and northeast England.
'Drier, brighter and warmer elsewhere with the best of the sunshine in the southwest, although an isolated shower is possible.'
It came as Britain was hit by storms and hail this week as heavy snow and hail hit the west of Britain.
Commuters faced disruption to their journeys with a yellow warning for snow over southern and central Wales on Thursday, as one and two inches of snow fell.
In the London Bridge area yesterday, one man was clearly affected by the cold spate of weather and was pictured blowing his nose and trying to keep up his umbrella at the same time
Like a scene from a postcard! The snow was captured falling heavily in Northumberland, with the classic red telephone box in shot
Rain and sleet also affected driving conditions, including in the West Midlands.
A total of seven cars had to be towed away following a multiple-vehicle collision on the A1 near Washington Services at around 6am, Northumbria Police said.
A force spokeswoman said two people involved in the crash 'are believed to have suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries', and the stretch of road has now reopened.
The Met Office urged drivers to take care on icy stretches of road as the ice cold conditions came a day after much of the country was hit by wintry showers.
Southeastern halted some trains completely and warned of disruption to others but commuters were scornful of journeys being affected by a 'tiny bit of ice'.
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