When temperatures will lift in Blackpool as forecast shows a changeable weekend of weather

Temperatures have been unseasonably cool this week and the forecast for the immediate outlook is changeable with sunshine and showers.

Today and tomorrow is mostly cloudy with some brighter invervals interspersed with showers. There will still be a nagging north to north westerly breeze, remaining light to moderate along the seafront.

Saturday and Sunday are expected to bring sunny spells mixed with occasional showers with temperatures peaking around 14 degrees on Sunday.

On Monday, winds swing round to a more southerly direction which will lift temperatures. Conditions look a little more unsettled at first, with patchy rain and stronger coastal gusts possible on Tuesday and Wednesday.

However, temperatures may gradually climb towards the high teens by the end of the week, with increasing sunshine likely.

The Met Office notes low pollen levels for now, moderate to high UV levels during brighter periods, and generally good visibility across the Fylde coast.

Sea conditions are expected to remain relatively calm, although breezier periods could create choppier water later in the week.