The Met Office has forecasted a mix of cloud, sunshine, and rain for London as Easter approaches, creating a varied weather pattern for the upcoming holiday weekend. Starting on Monday, April 14, 2025, residents can expect increasing cloud cover throughout the day, with temperatures peaking at 16°C before dropping to 10°C overnight.
On Tuesday, April 15, the forecast predicts a cloudy day with light rain in the morning, transitioning to scattered showers in the afternoon. The temperature will rise slightly, reaching a high of 18°C and a low of 7°C, making it one of the warmer days of the week.
As the week progresses, Wednesday, April 16, is expected to start off cloudy but should see bright spells later in the day. The temperature will peak again at 16°C, cooling down to 6°C at night. This slight fluctuation in weather is typical for London during this transitional period into spring.
Thursday, April 17, will offer some relief from the rain with mostly dry conditions, featuring sunshine and patchy clouds. Daytime highs will reach 17°C, with nighttime temperatures dropping to around 8°C, providing a pleasant day for outdoor activities.
Good Friday, April 18, will remain overcast but dry, similar to the previous day, with a high of 16°C and a low of 7°C. This weather pattern is favorable for those planning to attend Easter services or community events.
However, Holy Saturday, April 19, is set to bring a change as isolated morning showers are expected to develop into more persistent rain by the afternoon. Temperatures will hold steady around 16°C, dropping to 7°C overnight, which could dampen some outdoor Easter festivities.
Finally, Easter Sunday, April 20, will start off with brief sunshine but will likely see cloud cover thickening throughout the day, bringing light rain in the afternoon. The day will be cooler, with a high of 14°C and a low of 8°C, prompting families to consider indoor activities for their Easter celebrations.
As the holiday weekend approaches, it is essential for Londoners to stay updated on the weather forecasts, especially if they plan outdoor activities. The Met Office's predictions highlight the variability of spring weather in London, reminding residents to be prepared for both sunshine and rain.
