The Met Office forecast for today (Sunday) is for the weather to remain largely dry with sunny spells.
While yesterday turned out to be breezy and cooler than expected under cloudy skies, today has started with plenty of sunshine. Cloud will tend to bubble up as we move towards lunchtime. It will feel pleasant in the sunshine with a maximum temperature of 17C.
This evening most of the cloud will tend to melt away, leaving a dry and largely clear night across the region. A patchy frost is possible under the clearer skies.
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After a cold start tomorrow (Monday) it will be another largely dry and bright day, however a few showers may bubble up during the middle of the day. It will feel noticeably cooler with a maximum temperature of around 14C.
The outlook for the rest of the week up until Thursday is that it will remain largely dry with variable amounts of cloud and sunshine throughout the period. Nights remaining chilly with a continued risk of frosts, and perhaps the odd fog patch at times.
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