There's nothing like a scorching bank holiday in the sun.
But unfortunately for us here in Glasgow, that won't be happening this weekend.
The weather forecast for the next few days is pretty poor to say the least, with those rumours of some record-breaking sunshine in May being put to bed - for a bit, anyway.
Temperatures are set to plummet to around 1C on Friday and Saturday night, with patches of rain, overnight frost and freezing cold spells predicted.
Average temperatures on those days will hover around 11C.
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A Met Office forecast for Friday - Sunday reads: "Cold showery northerly developing Friday, with outbreaks wintry across hills, with rural frost risk."
And on bank holiday Monday we are told to expect more of the same, especially in the morning.
The statement adds: "After a cold start with a widespread frost, Bank Holiday Monday is likely to be dry for most places with sunny spells, although the odd shower is possible.
"During the day it will be rather cold for many, although it should feel pleasant in the sunshine in any sheltered spots.
"Brighter conditions could hold on in the far north, but there is still some uncertainty for now.
"Temperatures will probably vary around normal for the time of year."
Cold showery northerly developing Friday, with outbreaks wintry across hills, with rural frost risk. Showers dying away overnight with most dry and bright but quite cold for the weekend.
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