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Sunday starts bright in the north, cloudier in the south with rain eventually arriving on the southern coast. Into the afternoon the rain extends into central parts of Wales. It is uncertain how far north this rain will push, however, it could be heavy in places.
Temperatures in the best of the weather top out at 16C, feeling cooler in the wetter weather.
Wet weather remains nearby for the early part of the week, but at least it gets a touch milder!
Tonight showers continue through the evening across northern Wales, elsewhere, cloud pushes in from the south. The showers die away by the end of the night. The cloud will stop temperatures falling too far with lows of 9C.
Sunday starts bright in the north, cloudier in the south with rain eventually arriving on the southern coast. Into the afternoon the rain extends into central parts of Wales. It is uncertain how far north this rain will push, however, it could be heavy in places.
Temperatures in the best of the weather top out at 16C, feeling cooler in the wetter weather.
Wet weather remains nearby for the early part of the week, but at least it gets a touch milder!
Sunshine and showers was the order of the day and there have plenty of those dotted across Wales. A large block of showers is now pushing from the south west to spread across the country.
This afternoon will see some showers turning heavy with the risk of thunder and hail too. Temperatures are around 3C down compared to average for the time of year and the showers and the blustery winds won't help them feel any milder. Highs of 14-16C.
Tonight showers continue through the evening across northern Wales, elsewhere, cloud pushes in from the south. The showers die away by the end of the night. The cloud will stop temperatures falling too far with lows of 9C.
Sunday starts bright in the north, cloudier in the south with rain eventually arriving on the southern coast. Into the afternoon the rain extends into central parts of Wales. It is uncertain how far north this rain will push, however, it could be heavy in places.
Temperatures in the best of the weather top out at 16C, feeling cooler in the wetter weather.
Tonight we have heavy rain pushes across the country turning showery behind the main spell of wet weather. The rain means it won't get too cold with lows of 8C.
Saturday is a day of sunshine and showers, some of them heavy. It will be rather blustery too with some strong winds around. Some heavier showers will push across north Wales around lunchtime. Highs are around average at 15-17C.
Sunday is another day of sunny spells and showers, although there is a risk of rain later for the south. Monday sees another spell of wet weather and Tuesday should be a little drier and brighter.
There have been some very heavy showers pushing across Wales this morning, these will clear but there will be more sunny spells and showers into the afternoon. The wind is also picking up so it will feel rather fresh with highs of 15-17C. At the end of the afternoon thicker cloud arrives with rain.
Overnight heavy rain pushes across the country turning showery behind the main spell of wet weather. The rain means it won't get too cold with lows of 8C.
Saturday is a day of sunshine and showers, some of them heavy. It will be rather blustery too with some strong winds around. Some heavier showers will push across north Wales around lunchtime. Highs are around average at 15-17C.
Good morning!
Well we will all see another wet start with the chance of showers pretty much everywhere and some will be heavy. Temperatures up to the mid teens by lunchtime by which time it will become drier.
Warmer and brighter into the afternoon with a showery burst most likely in the North.
Winds will pick up off the Irish Sea bringing some showers to coastal areas by the end of the day.
Temperatures remain average for this time of year.
The weekend isn't looking too bad with the best of the sunshine on Saturday.
It will be a fine start to the night with winds easing and clear spells. Turning cloudier later with outbreaks of rain arriving, becoming heavy as the wind freshens again. Minimum temperature 9 °C.
Friday starts off cloudy and breezy with outbreaks of rain, some heavy and persistent, giving way to bright spells and scattered showers. Further rain expected later in the day. Maximum temperature 17 °C.
Wind and rain clearing to leave scattered showers. Some pleasant spells of sunshine this evening. Maximum temperature 17 °C.
It will be a fine start to the night with winds easing and clear spells. Turning cloudier later with outbreaks of rain arriving, becoming heavy as the wind freshens again. Minimum temperature 9 °C.
Friday starts off cloudy and breezy with outbreaks of rain, some heavy and persistent, giving way to bright spells and scattered showers. Further rain expected later in the day. Maximum temperature 17 °C.
The unsettled picture continues for the next twenty-four hours and beyond.
We've seen gales of up to fifty miles an hour this morning, with a yellow warning remaining in place for the rest of the morning.
Things will settle down this afternoon, with the chance of some decent sunny spells pushing through.
Tonight won't be as wet as last night, but with a chance of wetness in some coastal areas. We will see cloud in the early hours of Friday, which will bring widespread rain into the morning.
Strong winds on the M48 Severn Bridge between Chepstow and Aust mean a 40 mph speed limit.