Friday morning dawned on a chilly note again. However, parts of England and Wales, have seen more extensive fog and low cloud that traps warmth, so it hasn't been quite as cold as recent mornings.

Afternoon temperatures aren't expected to be quite as high as Thursday but still above average, peaking at around 13 to 16C.

Northern Ireland and Scotland will have another day of big swings in temperature. Kinbrace in Highland started with temperatures down at -5C but by this afternoon, may rise to 16 or 17C.

Into the weekend, high pressure stays in charge for most, but a weak front will approach from the Atlantic bringing slightly cloudier and breezier conditions to the north-west of the UK.

Both the lowest temperatures overnight and highest by day will be found towards southern and eastern England, whilst temperature changes will be more subdued towards the north-west.

Spells of hazy spring sunshine should be fairly widespread over the next few days before we see a gradual transition to something a little cooler and more unsettled into next week.

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