Met Office Forecasts Wet and Windy Easter Weekend Across UK
Low pressure systems will bring heavy rain and strong winds, with up to 46 mph gusts in exposed areas, mainly affecting northern and western UK regions.
- Met Office forecasters warn low pressure will bring heavy rain and strong winds across the UK over the Easter bank holiday from April 3 to April 6.
- Unsettled conditions will dominate the Easter weekend as low pressure systems move in from the Atlantic, with heavy rain moving southwards from Friday morning, according to the Met Office.
- Met Desk maps indicate gusts could reach 46mph on Anglesey on Easter Saturday, while peak snow depths of 20cm near Ullapool and 16cm near Fort William are forecast.
- Outdoor activities and travel face significant disruption, with potential road, rail, and ferry delays as wet, windy conditions persist throughout the Easter holiday period.
- Milder air will move in by Tuesday, April 7, with temperatures potentially reaching 17C in the south, according to the Met Office's extended forecast.
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