A relatively warm Bank Holiday weekend is on the way - but spells of rain could put a dampener on things.
Forecasters are predicting a mixed picture for the second Bank Holiday of the month with temperatures in the mid to high teens, but showers could also be on the way.
Overall, it should prove to be quite pleasant over the course of the weekend.
Temperatures are set to lower as the weekend progresses, following a week of warm conditions in North Wales.
By Monday, the mercury is set to drop to around 13C.
The mixed weekend will come after a balmy Friday, according to forecasters.
A Met Office spokesman said: "Low cloud will gradually clear in the morning, although mist could linger along northwest coasts.
"Elsewhere, it will be largely dry with warm sunny spells and the odd shower.
"Largely dry on Saturday with some bright spells.
"Cloudier on Sunday with outbreaks of rain.
"Cooler by Bank Holiday Monday with sunny spells and showers and a brisk wind."
Temperatures will be around 17C at their height on Friday before dropping a couple of degrees on Saturday.
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By Sunday, they will recover again slightly to around 16C.
The mercury will start to drop on Monday to around 13C for many of us.
The unsettled weather is set to remain a factor in the week following the Bank Holiday.
The Met Office said: "The changeable and rather cool weather is likely to continue through the following week.
"There will be showers or longer spells of rain at times, including the odd heavy or thundery shower. However, there will be some dry and bright spells too."
