This winter was wetter than average in Wales, with the Met Office reporting there was 20 per cent more rainfall than its winter average
However, this Tony Wisson, a deputy chief forecaster with the Met Office, said this week should see “a welcome change” in the weather.
“This week is the start of meteorological spring, and the forecast is set to reflect the seasonal shift,” he said.
“Over the next few days, the conditions are likely to become noticeably more settled, offering a welcome change from recent unsettled weather.
“We’re looking at a slightly warmer week, with highs of up to 19C on Thursday.”
The Met Office forecast for Wednesday reads: “A dry day with an increasing amount of pleasant spring sunshine.
“Feeling mild with just a slight breeze. Maximum temperature 16C.”
Here’s what is forecast across the Vale of Glamorgan.
Barry
9am: Sunny, 8C, Less than five per cent chance of precipitation.
12pm: Sunny, 11C, Less than five per cent chance of precipitation.
3pm: Sunny, 15C, Less than five per cent chance of precipitation.
6pm: Clear, 12C, Less than five per cent chance of precipitation.
Penarth
9am: Sunny, 8C, Less than five per cent chance of precipitation.
12pm: Sunny, 12C, Less than five per cent chance of precipitation.
3pm: Sunny, 15C, Less than five per cent chance of precipitation.
6pm: Clear, 12C, Less than five per cent chance of precipitation.
