In the past week the UK has seen its first spate of warmer weather for the year, and that is set to continue into the weekend for Dorset.
The weather has been so “unseasonally” warm and dry that an amber wildfire alert has been issued in the county.
Temperatures could be expected to hit around 18 degrees in some places on Saturday, March 26 and Sunday, March 27.
To give you a helping hand in planning your weekend, here is a look at the Met Office forecast for Weymouth, Dorchester and Bridport - which may obviously be subject to change.
Lots of #sunshine on offer again today with temperatures approaching 20°C in places pic.twitter.com/Kg7jpgKPtK
— Met Office (@metoffice) March 23, 2022
Weymouth weekend weather
Saturday
6am - clear 6C, feels like 4C
9am - sunny 11C, feels like 9C
12pm - sunny 15C, feels likes 12C
3pm - sunny 15C, feels likes 12C
6pm - sunny 12C, feels like 10C
9pm - clear 9C, feels like 8C
Sunday
7am - clear 6C, feels like 3C
10am - sunny 10C, feels like 8C
1pm - sunny intervals with cloudy spots 14C, feels like 12C
4pm - sunny 13C, feels like 12C
7pm - sunny 11C, feels like 10C
10pm - clear 8C, feels like 7C
Dorchester weekend weather
Saturday
6am - clear 5C, feels like 3C
9am - sunny 11C, feels like 9C
12pm - sunny 14C, feels like 12C
3pm - sunny 15C, feels like 12C
6pm - sunny 11C, feels like 10C
9pm - clear 9C, feels like 6C
Sunday
7am - clear 5C, feels like 2C
10am - sunny 10C, feels like 8C
1pm - sunny imtervals 14C, feels like 12C
4pm - sunny intervals 14C, feels like 13C
7pm - sunny 11C, feels like 10C
10pm - clear 7C, feels like 6C
Bridport weekend weather
Saturday
6am - clear 6C, feels like 4C
9am - sunny 11C, feels like 9C
12pm - sunny 15C, feels like 12C
3pm - sunny 14C, feels like 13C
6pm - sunny 12C, feels like 11C
9pm - clear 9C, feels like 4C
Sunday
7am - clear 6C, feels like 3C
10am - sunny 10C, feels like 8C
1pm - sunny intervals 14C, feels like 13C
4pm - sunny 14C, feels like 13C
7pm - sunny 11C, feels like 10C
10pm - clear 8C, feels like 7C
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