Terry Scholey

More heavy rain moves into southern England and south Wales to end the weekend with flooding possible. Further north there'll be sunny spells and scattered showers. Some rain and showers will then linger, particularly in eastern regions on Monday.

Forget predictable spring weather, it's Mad March! This month lives up to its name with a mix of sunshine, showers, frost, and even snow. The reason? A clash of complex weather systems is bringing a bout of changeable conditions to the UK.

The changeable weather continues. Expect bursts of rain and a brisk wind, with only glimpses of sunshine as we end the weekend and move into the start of the new working week.

With the ground already saturated, the UK faces an increased risk of surface water flooding this week as further rain is forecast.

Unsettled weather persists with rain and showers expected to continue into the Easter break. A brief improvement today offers some sunshine, but don't put away the umbrella - Atlantic systems bring further wet weather overnight and throughout the week.

British Summer Time has begun, but unsettled weather lingers. It's not all doom and gloom, though, as there will be some sunnier and drier weather on offer during the remainder of the Easter Weekend.

Yesterday was the warmest day of spring so far, but it was also very windy, with storm Kathleen nearby. Today is cooler, with blustery showers. Flooding remains a concern, with more unsettled weather ahead.

Cool temperatures spread from the north, but warmth persists in the south for a while longer. Expect rain and blustery showers in Scotland and Northern Ireland, while England and Wales enjoy mostly dry and mild conditions before the change arrives.

After the warmest day of the year so far, prepare for a stark change. Cooler air is sweeping in, bringing blustery showers across the UK.

While today feels cold for late April, with a touch of frost first thing in some places, it's a far cry from the icy freeze of the 1981 blizzard.