The warmer days could come later in the week
People planning a day out in Cambridgeshire this Bank Holiday Monday might be able to enjoy the sun – but the warmer days could be later this week. Many people might be planning to get out and about, checking out the things to do in Cambridgeshire, and potentially meet up with friends or family.
The Met Office is forecasting a sunny Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with temperatures predicted to rise gradually from 15 to 18 and 22C over the few days. It could then be sunny intervals with temperatures and 16C and 15C on Thursday and Friday.
BBC Weather are forecasting similar conditions over the run of days. They forecast sunny intervals and a gentle breeze with temperatures around 14C on Monday, followed by a sunny Tuesday with possibly 17C warmth. Wednesday could be even warmer at 20C but with sunny intervals. Thursday and Friday are both forecast to be cooler (16C), but Thursday could see some light rain come to the region.
The Met Office’s East of England forecast for Monday, when temperatures could be for the region at 13C, states: “Starting chilly with a slight frost in places. A dry day to follow with variable cloud but also bright spells at times. Generally light winds, with near average afternoon temperatures.”
Turning towards Tuesday until Thursday, it adds: “Chilly start Tuesday, then fine with warm sunshine and breezier, but cooler where any onshore winds. Very warm sunshine Wednesday, cloudier later. Thursday, cooler and breezy with sunshine and showers.”
It comes after Storm Dave caused road closures and train disruptions on Easter Sunday morning. An amber wind warning covering parts of northern England, north-west Wales and southern Scotland was lifted at 3am. Three yellow warnings across parts of northern England, Scotland and Wales were lifted later in the morning.
The forecast is based on temperatures and conditions predicted for Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Details were correct at the time of writing.
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