Scots will be treated to more warm sunshine this weekend as the early spring scorcher continues.
The Met Office is anticipating this weekend to be one of the ‘sunniest of the year’, with temperatures set to peak into the late teens across the country.
Thermostats are expected to be at their highest in the south west of Scotland, with a high of 18C forecast here on both Saturday and Sunday.
There is a slight chance of rain in the far north of the country, but skies will remain clear more widely in Scotland over the weekend.
This weekend will also be a significant moment in the calendar, as the clocks shift forward by one hour for British Summer Time at 1am on Sunday.
And it will be the second consecutive weekend of warm sunshine.
Scotland recorded its warmest day of the year last Saturday, as Scots in the Wester Ross village of Kinlochewe saw temperatures climb into 20.2C.
It was also the highest temperature recorded in the UK since October last year.
Here is the weather forecast for every Scots city between now and Sunday, according to the Met Office.
Glasgow
Friday - cloudy changing to sunny by lunchtime, high of 15C
Saturday - sunny, High of 16C
Sunday - Clear, high of 16C
Edinburgh
Friday - cloudy changing to sunny by lunchtime, high of 15C
Saturday - sunny, high of 14C
Sunday - fog changing to sunny by late morning, high of 15C
Stirling
Friday - sunny, high of 15C
Saturday - sunny, high of 16C
Sunday - clear, high of 16C
Perth
Friday - sunny, high of 15C
Saturday - sunny, high of 16C
Sunday - fog changing to sunny by late morning, high of 16C
Dundee
Friday - sunny, high of 15C
Saturday - sunny, high of 12C
Sunday - fog changing to sunny by late morning, high of 14C
Aberdeen
Friday - sunny changing to partly cloudy by early evening, high of 12C
Saturday - cloudy changing to sunny intervals by lunchtime, high of 12C
Sunday - clear, high of 13C
Inverness
Friday - sunny intervals changing to cloudy in the afternoon, high of 15C
Saturday - sunny intervals, high of 15C
Sunday - clear, high of 16C
