Loch Lomond Youth Hostel (Argyll and Bute) weather

Headline:

Dry, sunny and warm after a chilly start.

Today:

It will be another dry and bright day with long periods of sunshine. A chilly and somewhat cloudy start for many, then becoming warm by the afternoon. Maximum temperature 21 °C.

Tonight:

Dry with some evening sunshine to start with, leading to clear spells overnight. Patchy fog or frost may develop inland overnight. Minimum temperature 3 °C.

Saturday:

It will be another dry day with plenty of sunshine though a bit more cloud than previous days. Warm again in the west, but a bit cooler around Greater Glasgow. Maximum temperature 19 °C.

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

Bright spells and variable cloud on Sunday and Monday with the chance of a few showers. Dry with sunny spells again Tuesday, warmer in the west.

High pressure is likely to remain centred close to or over the UK through the remainder of April and into early May. This means a continuation of the predominantly dry conditions, likely with a mixture of some cloudier spells and sunnier days. For the most part, rain-bearing weather systems should be kept at bay, though the far west and northwest may seeing a little rain at times, although late in the period perhaps an increasing chance of these coming closer into the UK. Winds will be mostly light, but may be fresher around the coasts at times. For most, temperatures will continue above normal, though it will feel cooler along windward coasts in particular.

A generally more changeable or unsettled spell of weather compared to the previous couple of weeks. This comes about as Atlantic low pressure systems move towards the UK, increasing the chance of periods of heavy rain and perhaps strong winds at times. Towards the middle of the month, weather patterns become increasingly uncertain; however, the wettest and windiest conditions seem most likely to be in the northwest, with the drier and more settled conditions in the southeast. Temperatures will likely be near or a little above normal overall.