Chilly conditions are anticipated to persist through the weekend, bringing several frosty nights to Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Daytime temperatures will hover slightly below the seasonal norm.
Saturday is expected to begin with widespread frost, followed by abundant sunshine. Scattered showers will emerge, increasing in frequency throughout the afternoon, though not affecting all areas. Lighter winds are predicted, making it feel quite agreeable under the sun.
Sunday will likely see more frequent showers, accompanied by increased cloud cover and stronger winds, resulting in reduced frost. By Sunday evening, there’s an elevated possibility of these northern showers transitioning to wintry precipitation.
This colder air mass will linger until the beginning of next week, after which the weather will progressively become milder, with temperatures rising slightly above the average for mid-March.
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