On the Isle of Wight we can expect some mixed weather this bank holiday weekend, according to the Met Office.
For the centre of the Island, the national forecaster predicts a warm and dry start to the day tomorrow (Saturday), with temperatures climbing into the mid to high teens, around 14–18C in the afternoon.
Expect some sunny spells and light winds throughout the morning.
The skies look variable, with a small chance of showers in the afternoon, climbing to a 90 per cent chance of rainfall from 6pm onwards.
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On Sunday, an overcast morning is expected to make way for a cloudy afternoon with plenty of sunny spells.
Temperatures should be pegged back to the mid‑teens, around 14–16C, so cooler than Saturday, but not cold.
Winds are expected to stay light to moderate and there will be a small chance of rain throughout the day, with outbreaks most likely in the early morning.
On Bank Holiday Monday, the forecast points to a largely dry day with variable cloud and some bright or sunny spells, with only a low to moderate chance of a shower in the afternoon.
Temperatures should recover slightly to around 16–17C in the afternoon, with light breezes making it feel pleasant in the sunshine.
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