2 days Ago By [email protected] (Chiara Rinaldi)
It was a gloriously sunny Mother's Day across much of Wales after weeks of what's felt like frosty mornings and freezing nights - but now it looks like spring has finally arrived in 2025. Some places in the UK are forecast to reach 22°C this week. The Met Office says high pressure is keeping the weather largely dry.
The outlook for Tuesday to Thursday is looking great with fine conditions. There should be plenty of warm sunshine by day, though it will still be a little chilly at night. For those planning a trip to the beach, be warned it may be breezy at times around the coastline.
Looking long range, the high pressure will often be centred to the north or east of the UK, which isn't as good news for us. The Met Office says it could also turn unsettled next weekend. as rain or showers try to push in from the west.
But there's the potential for warm conditions at times along with cooler interludes. The Met Office says weather patterns will most likely remain fairly slow-moving through the second half of April. Read the biggest stories in Wales first by signing up to our daily newsletter here This is how Wales is looking day-by-day this week according to Met Office maps.
This shows the temperature forecast for every day at 4pm.: Monday at 4pm It's a lovely, mild start to the week, especially for those in the east of Wales, reaching 16 °C late afternoon, and maybe even more on the border. Tuesday at 4pm Tuesday is a similar story, though the warmest weather will be found up north in Caernarfon.
Wednesday at 4pm Mid-week it will get warmer everywhere. Thursday at 4pm Will we reach 20°C? On Thursday we'll get close in much of south Wales and the north west. Friday at 4pm We end the week on a high.
Temperatures similar to Thursday, though it will be a touch warmer in south west Wales, and a notch cooler in Caernarfon. Perfect excuse for an early finish to work. Join the WalesOnline WhatsApp community WalesOnline has launched a new breaking news and top stories WhatsApp community.
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