Met Office weather update as Fylde coast set for sunny Monday before unsettled weather arrives later in week
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The Fylde Coast is set for a fine and dry day with lengthy spells of sunshine before conditions become more unsettled later in the week, according to the Met Office.
Monday is expected to bring plenty of sunshine across the area, although the sunshine could become hazy at times throughout the day. Light winds and sunny spells will make for pleasantly warm conditions, with temperatures reaching a maximum of 19C.
The dry weather is expected to continue into Monday night, with clear skies for most of the night. However, cloud will begin to increase from the south towards dawn as southeasterly winds strengthen overnight. Temperatures are expected to fall to around 5C overnight.
Tuesday will bring a change in conditions for the Fylde Coast, with a more blustery day forecast and the strongest gusts expected around coastal areas. The day will be cloudy initially, with an odd spot of rain possible. However, there could be brighter spells later, with temperatures reaching a maximum of 20C.
The more unsettled conditions are expected to continue into Wednesday, with the Met Office forecasting a wet and windy start to the day. Rain and strong winds will then clear, giving way to sunshine and showers later on Wednesday.
Conditions are expected to become more settled from Thursday, with more dry and bright weather forecast across the Fylde Coast. Winds are also expected to ease.