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Bank holiday weather promises sun, warmth … then rain Bank holiday weather promises sun, warmth … then rain
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Weather forecasters are looking on the bright side for the bank holiday weekend.Weather forecasters are looking on the bright side for the bank holiday weekend.
"A lot of places will see sunny spells and temperatures up to 16C, 17C, some a bit warmer than that," said the Met Office's Lindsey Mears on Friday. "It looks quite a pleasant weekend for most of the UK.""A lot of places will see sunny spells and temperatures up to 16C, 17C, some a bit warmer than that," said the Met Office's Lindsey Mears on Friday. "It looks quite a pleasant weekend for most of the UK."
Continuing the good cheer, she added: "I don't think it is going to be too bad, it is going to be a lot better than today or has been over the last few days."Continuing the good cheer, she added: "I don't think it is going to be too bad, it is going to be a lot better than today or has been over the last few days."
But Mears dampened expectations for Monday, saying it would be more unsettled and there was a widespread risk of rain, a picture likely to last longer into the school half-term week.But Mears dampened expectations for Monday, saying it would be more unsettled and there was a widespread risk of rain, a picture likely to last longer into the school half-term week.
Evidence that it may still be a bit early for some to switch off the heating came in the fact that Otterbourne, in Hampshire, recorded an overnight temperature of 1.9C, and a ground frost is possible in Scotland as temperatures continue to stay a little below normal for the time of year.Evidence that it may still be a bit early for some to switch off the heating came in the fact that Otterbourne, in Hampshire, recorded an overnight temperature of 1.9C, and a ground frost is possible in Scotland as temperatures continue to stay a little below normal for the time of year.
Forecasters are, however, expecting drier and brighter weather to roll in from 1 June.Forecasters are, however, expecting drier and brighter weather to roll in from 1 June.
As for bank holiday travel prospects, Heathrow warned passengers to expect disruption to flights throughout Friday as a result of an emergency involving a British Airways Airbus.As for bank holiday travel prospects, Heathrow warned passengers to expect disruption to flights throughout Friday as a result of an emergency involving a British Airways Airbus.
Rail passengers travelling to Cardiff from London Paddington, and from King's Cross to Glasgow, can also expect disruption because of planned engineering works .Rail passengers travelling to Cardiff from London Paddington, and from King's Cross to Glasgow, can also expect disruption because of planned engineering works .
The Highways Agency said it had cleared most roadworks in time for the late spring break, although lane and speed restrictions will be in place at 18 locations.The Highways Agency said it had cleared most roadworks in time for the late spring break, although lane and speed restrictions will be in place at 18 locations.
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