From early next week, a change in wind direction will bring lower temperatures.
A north-westerly wind will drag in some colder air with temperatures on Monday actually falling below average in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
It will also temporarily turn more unsettled with an area of low pressure tracking across Scotland into Tuesday.
This will bring some showers which could turn a little wintry over the higher ground of Scotland, northern England and Wales.
Feeling chilly early next week too with temperatures ranging from 6C in northern Scotland to 13C in south-east England.
Looking further ahead, there are signs that high pressure will return to bring the settled weather back for the start of the Easter school holidays.
You can stay up to date with the details of that on our monthly outlook.
