article_snippet.sent: Parts of northern Scotland could even see daytime temperatures drop to 10C by Monday and there is a chance of snow on higher ground.
article_snippet.sent: Tomorrow is set to be another fine day for many places, although it will be cloudy to start in some central and eastern areas .
article_snippet.sent: Tomorrow is set to be another fine day for many places, although it will be cloudy to start in some central and eastern areas of the UK.
article_snippet.sent: There will be plenty of sunshine in England, Wales, southern Scotland and Northern Ireland, a Met Office forecaster told MailOnline.
article_snippet.sent: Temperatures are expected to hover in the high teens, and could climb to 21C in brighter spots of the north west of England.
article_snippet.sent: The exception is northern Scotland, where The exception thicker cloud will bring lower temperatures of roughly 14C and some patchy rain.
article_snippet.sent: Central and eastern areas of the UK will hold on to some sunshine until later in the day, but there will be two bands of rain bringing wet weather to other areas.
article_snippet.sent: Temperatures will be in the high teens, but lack of sunshine means it will feel cooler.'
article_snippet.sent: Most parts of the UK will feel noticeably cooler by Sunday, and there could even be some snow on higher grounds in Scotland by Monday, where daytime temperatures could fall to 10C.
article_snippet.sent: In London, temperatures are expected to be around 15C, but will feel cooler in the breeze.
article_snippet.sent: While this is chillier than the balmy weather we have had recently, the temperatures are not too far off the averages for this time of year.
article_snippet.sent: Met Office forecaster Alex Burkill said Monday will see more widespread unsettled conditions across the UK, a trend which could hold into the beginning of May. Met Office forecaster Alex Burkill said: 'Looking ahead, it will be windier than of late, particularly in the north.
article_snippet.sent: Met Office forecaster Alex Burkill added: 'That is not to say we won't have some nice days or nice periods of sunshine at times, but we will not have prolonged periods of dry and bright weather.'