The Met Office is forecasting a sharp drop in temperature in Bristol over the coming days.
The city experienced sweltering 24C highs yesterday (Friday, May 8), but today is expected to see a peak temperature of 17C.
Tomorrow is set to be an even cooler affair, with highs of just 12C - half the Saturday peak.
In its South West forecast for today, the Met Office says: "Another largely dry, bright and warm morning for all.
"The afternoon will see cloud push in from the north, though western counties will remain bright. A colder evening."
It continues: "Monday looks breezy with sunny spells but feeling cold with frost overnight.
"Tuesday and Wednesday will be dry with sunny spells. Temperatures slowly recovering."
The forecaster has also given a longer-term UK prediction from May 14 to 23.
It says: "To start the period, high pressure will dominate with most places seeing largely fine and dry conditions, with variable cloud and sunny spells.
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"There could be a chance of rain and showers from the south at times, as well as in the far northwest. Light winds across most areas, however, the far northwest and south could turn windier at times with a risk of gales along coasts.
"Through the middle and towards the end of the period, high pressure will continue to dominate bringing more of the fine weather and light winds across the UK, especially in the east.
"Temperatures will continue to recover, but still feeling cold for most with a chance of frost overnight in rural spots. Could warm up in places towards the end of the period."
