After a sunny start, hail has fallen in parts of North East Lincolnshire this morning along with cold northerly winds.
As the Bank Holiday weekend approaches the Met Office has reported that this spring is on track to be the coldest in over 30 years leaving many wondering if the chilly conditions will make way for a repeat of the warmth briefly felt earlier this month.
As it stands, things look set to stay relatively cold and wet for the rest of today and the first half of Friday with a band of rain moving in this evening.
Winds will ease heading into Saturday and it is expected to stay mainly dry with high temperatures of 11-12C.
Monday looks to be the best day with sunny spells and highs of around 16C.
