WE’RE IN FOR a dry, warm bank holiday with temperatures to reach as high as 25 degrees across the weekend.

Today will be mostly dry and sunny with highest temperatures of 21 to 25 degrees. South and east coasts will be slightly cooler with moderate to fresh south-east breezes.

A clear night is in store, with the possibility of temperatures staying in low double figures wherever you are.

While there’ll be a bit of cloud in the west tomorrow morning, Saturday is set to be another dry, fine day with highest afternoon temperatures of 20 to 25 degrees. Again, southern and eastern coasts will be a bit cooler than more inland areas.

That pattern will carry on into Sunday, with highest temperatures of 24 degrees this time.

The odd light shower may creep back back in Monday afternoon but the bank holiday will be generally dry and sunny.

Temperatures will rise slightly again to between 22 and 25 degrees.

Looking further ahead, it looks like next week will be slightly cooler with highest temperatures in the mid-teens before becoming more unsettled. 

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