After a mostly dull and grey week in Edinburgh, the sun is set to come out later on Thursday.
Although temperatures are set to plummet to near-freezing later in the week, today looks to be a mostly mild one in the city.
According to the Met Office, it will be "a mainly dry day with variable amounts of cloud and some spells of sunshine".
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Following brief bursts of sun in the late morning, the clouds are set to dissipate at around 1pm.
After this, Edinburgh can expect to enjoy between two-to-three hours of sunshine this afternoon, before the clouds begin to return after sunset.
Temperatures will steadily rise throughout the morning and early afternoon, reaching a peak of 11 degrees Celsius at around 1pm.
After this, the mercury will fall gradually throughout the remainder of the afternoon and evening, hitting a relatively mild low of 8C at 9pm.
Tomorrow looks set to be a similar story, with brief moments of sun poking through the clouds, though temperatures will continue to fall.
