Portsmouth weather: Latest Met Office forecast for bank holiday weekend in city, Gosport, Havant, Waterlooville, Fareham and Hayling Island

Portsmouth and the surrounding areas have been basking in glorious sunshine in the days leading up to the break.

But is this set to continue?

Here is the Met Office forecast for the bank holiday weekend:

Portsmouth

Saturday – sunny intervals changing to cloudy by nighttime – highs of 15C

Sunday – sunny intervals – highs of 16C

Monday – sunny – highs of 18C

Gosport

Saturday – sunny intervals changing to cloudy by nighttime – highs of 15C

Sunday – sunny intervals – highs of 16C

Monday – sunny – highs of 17C

Havant

Saturday – sunny intervals changing to light showers by lunchtime – highs of 15C

Sunday – sunny intervals – highs of 17C

Monday – sunny – highs of 19C

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Fareham

Saturday – sunny intervals changing to light showers by lunchtime – highs of 16C

Sunday – sunny intervals – highs of 18C

Monday – sunny – highs of 20C

Waterlooville

Saturday – sunny intervals changing to light showers by lunchtime – highs of 17C

Sunday – sunny intervals – highs of 19C

Monday – sunny – highs of 20C

Hayling Island

Saturday – sunny intervals changing to light showers by lunchtime – highs of 15C

Sunday – sunny intervals – highs of 16C

Monday – sunny – highs of 17C

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