Blackpool weekend weather forecast: Watch our roundup for final weekend before resort reopens after lockdown
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It has been quite a turbulent week weather-wise across the Fylde coast so far - snow appeared in flurries on Tuesday, and the sun couldn't make its mind up most days.
Despite the sun we enjoyed over the bank holiday weekend, cooler temperatures will remain over the next few days, albeit still keeping dry.
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Hide AdLooking ahead to the weekend, the good news is it will remain sunny from Friday through to Sunday - but unfortunately the warmer Spring air will not be returning just yet.
According to the Met Office, minimum temperatures could plummet to as low as -1°C on Saturday night.
Sunday will see lots of sunshine, but a chill in the air will remain with maximum temperatures of just 7°C, in comparison to last weekend's 10°C.
From Monday April 12, the resort's attractions, libraries and leisure centres are able to reopen after lockdown, and outdoor hospitality and beauty businesses can welcome back customers.
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Hide AdSo, fingers crossed, the sun will stick around for next weekend, when we can spend it visiting attractions with our households or meeting friends in the beer garden!
Friday: Cloudy, changing to sunny intervals by late morning. Maximum temperature 8°C.
Saturday: A sunny day, changing to partly cloudy by nighttime. Temperatures cooling to a maximum of 7°C, and could even drop to below freezing during the night.
Sunday: Another sunny day, with a brief bit of cloud appearing early in the afternoon. Maximum temperature 7°C.
Outlook for Monday and Tuesday:
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Hide AdRain will make a return on Monday, with sun in the morning turning to light showers by lunchtime. The skies will clear up during the evening, before a dry night.
A cloudy start to Tuesday, with light showers creeping in before lunchtime. The evening will be dry, but it will remain cloudy with highs of 10°C.
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