Temperatures most likely above average overall, although most likely closer to average in the southeast.' Winds staying generally light, although possibly a bit stronger in the far south, southeast and northwest. 'The greatest chance of rain or showers is for the far northwest and southeast. Into the next week a continuation of these settled conditions is expected, with fine and dry weather for many. The BBC Weather forecast for Cardiff shows the area can expect nice weather for the rest of the weekĪnd it looks set to last into the weekend too, with the Met Office long range forecast for the whole of the weekend saying: 'Into the weekend a high-pressure ridge is most likely to extend across the UK, resulting in a good amount of fine and dry weather for most. Near normal temperatures for the time of year.' 'Remaining settled for the rest of the week, with largely fine and dry weather alongside light winds.

Temperatures closer to average for the time of year. Read more: Entire village marches in fury to demand their GP surgery isn't moved awayįor the rest of the week in Wales, they say: 'A chillier start than of late, then remaining fine and dry through Tuesday with sunny spells. The forecasting service's forecast for Monday says it will start 'dry and bright' with 'plenty of sunshine on offer through the day' but it will feel cooler than it did over the weekend. For Wales, it says that the week will be 'largely fine and dry'. The Met Office says that high pressure is building in the west keeping things largely settled for many across the UK this week. Temperatures hit 21☌ in Porthmadog, Gwynedd, over the weekend and the week has started off on a bright note. It’s been the coolest start to spring since 1986, but Saturday was the warmest day of the year so far in Wales and the good weather finally looks set to hang around.

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