By Sophie Law For Mailonline
Published: 17:26 BST, 12 April 2019 | Updated: 17:26 BST, 12 April 2019
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Cliffs overlooking the North Sea were glowing in the sunlight as daffodils bloomed just like William Wordsworth's poem as Britain is set for a bright but chilly weekend.
The country will enjoy a dry weekend with spells of brilliant sunshine as signs of Spring, such as the vast yellow daffodils clifftops in Montrose, Angus, begin to show.
A frosty Friday evening and a cold snap overnight will make way for sun by late Saturday morning just in time for Brits to enjoy their Easter holiday plans, with temperature highs of up to 13C.
Cliffs overlooking the North Sea were glowing in the sunlight as daffodils bloomed just like William Wordsworth's poem as Britain is set for a bright and sunny weekend
This recent photograph shows the blooms, traditionally seen as a sign of spring, in a variety of shades when seen from the sky in Montrose, Angus
A frosty Friday evening and a cold snap overnight will make way for sun by late Saturday morning just in time for Brits to enjoy their Easter holiday plans, with temperature highs of up to 13C
But those heading for family trips in the outdoors may want to wear a jumper as temperatures will drop to a chilly 8C, particularly on coastlines.
And some parts of the UK may even see April showers with patches of rain that could even turn into hail.
Sunday may be on the windy side, with sharp breezes from Scandinavia bringing temperatures to around 11C, which may feel colder due to the wind.
But the cold weather will likely not last as next week is set for sunshine and warm weather after the cold
