Sunseekers can yet again expect some unseasonally warm temperatures across Nottinghamshire at the weekend - but forecasters are warning there could be some thundery showers.
According to the Met Office, the mercury could hit as high as 23C on Saturday, May 9, with sunny spells throughout the day.
However, there is a sting in the tail, with the forecaster suggesting we could be in line for some thunder and lightning later on Saturday.
That prediction has not been confirmed in its official forecast, but in a statement, the organisation said: "Any early cloud breaking, to warm sunny spells through the morning.
"Further cloud then building, with scattered heavy and perhaps thundery showers possible by the afternoon. Winds remaining light. Maximum temperature 23C."
Click here to sign up to our free newsletter
Sadly, the warm weather is not expected to last into Sunday, May 10, with a rather cloudy day in prospect and maximum temperatures of 13C.
Today, May 8, temperatures are set to hit highs of 22C, although there is some rain forecast at about 7pm.
Here is the hour-by-hour forecast for Saturday:
7am: sunny intervals, 14C
8am: sunny intervals, 15C
9am: sunny intervals, 16C
10am: sunny, 17C
11am: Sunny, 19C
12noon: Sunny intervals: 20C
1pm: Sunny, 21C
2pm: cloudy, 21C
3pm: Sunny intervals, 21C
4pm: sunny intervals, 22C
5pm: sunny intervals, 21C
6pm: sunny intervals, 20C
7pm: sunny intervals, 19C
8pm: sunny intervals, 19C
9pm: cloudy, 18C
