What's the weather going to be like over the Easter weekend?
There could be snow on Easter Monday... 🐣🌨️
Last updated 30th Mar 2018
A wet and cold Easter is on the cards for much of Northern Ireland.
The Met Office has warned conditions over the bank holiday weekend are likely to be “unsettled and cold”.
It is expected to be a bitterly cold, with the possibility of snow across higher ground.
Forecasters predict heavy rain is to fall over the long weekend with a yellow warning in force for Easter Monday.
The good news is there isn't going to be a 'Beast from the East part three'.
Sunday is looking like the best day for the outdoors.
SATURDAY
A few bright or sunny intervals but often rather cloudy with the chance of a few scattered showers developing from late morning into the afternoon. Feeling rather cold. Maximum temperature 7 °C.
OUTLOOK FOR SUNDAY TO TUESDAY:
Mainly dry and cold on Sunday. Rain, sleet and hill snow spreading north on Monday and Tuesday, some of this heavy on high ground.