Right, here we go. Back to normal and believe it or not it's a Tuesday today and St Georges Day at that! Even though it feels like a... well, not quite sure what day it feels like. Anyway, to the weather and we have low pressure coming in from the South throughout the course of today which provides a couple of things. The first is some warmth within the plume of Southerly winds and the second is moisture and instability.

We start the day on a rather cloudy note for Southern and Western areas with hazy sunshine across Northern and Eastern parts. Once again, temperatures into the low 20s for much of England with a cool Easterly breeze across the East coast. During the course of the day we find that low pressure to the South continuing to edge towards the UK and this will start to spark off some scattered heavy and perhaps thundery showers.

At the moment, the best guess is showers across Southwestern England and also Wales where if they do develop we could see some hail and lightning, especially to the West of the Cambrian mountains.

The process of the breakdown continues overnight and into tomorrow when showers will become far more widespread across England and Wales with cooler, fresher air pushing in quickly from the West.

So, hope you had a great Easter, the weather wasn't too bad for most of us, but all back to normal today in terms of work... and weather.

METEOROLOGIST : MARSH

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