The Met Office has forecast warm and sunny weather conditions to continue across the UK throughout the bank holiday weekend and into next week.

This is all thanks to the area of high-pressure that has been responsible for the country's recent spell of fine weather.

Today, residents can expect yet another day of abundant sunshine and warmth. Some fair-weather clouds may develop, most likely inland and especially in the north, but these will do little to dampen the overall bright atmosphere. The temperature is predicted to hit a comfortable high of 23°C, and with winds remaining light or calm, it promises to be a perfect day for outdoor activities.

This evening, the fine, warm, and sunny conditions will persist, providing an excellent opportunity for late afternoon barbecues or strolls. Overnight skies will remain largely clear, although cloudiness may increase slightly towards dawn. The minimum temperature will be a relatively mild 7°C.

The Met Office's outlook for Sunday anticipates another generally bright day, with spells of warm sunshine gracing the UK. There may be a slightly increased presence of cloud cover compared to today, and a gentle breeze is expected to develop as the day progresses. Despite these slight changes, the maximum temperature is forecast to remain at a comfortable 22°C.

Looking further ahead into the new week, high pressure will continue to dominate, bringing dry and settled conditions along with plenty of warm sunshine. Nights are expected to stay on the cooler side, and some low cloud cover may be seen in the mornings. Conditions may also be a tad breezier at times.

The Met Office's most recent weather update confirms the long-awaited arrival of a bank holiday weekend filled with sunshine and warmth. This news will undoubtedly be welcomed by all those planning outdoor activities, from picnics in the park to scenic walks and beach trips.

So with sun hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses at the ready, Wales is set to soak up the sun this bank holiday weekend.