A MILD week ahead with some sunny spells has been forecast across North Wales, by the Met Office.
The week will start with early patchy drizzle but otherwise largely dry with sunny spells developing on Monday (December 16).
Brisk westerly winds will begin to ease with temperatures expected to remain mild and more pleasant than throughout the week, especially in the sunshine. There will be a maximum temperature of 12C.
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Overnight, the Met Office has forecast mostly dry weather. Despite early clear spells, an increasing amount of cloud is likely to develop from the west, perhaps with some light drizzle for western hills later.
The winds will be freshening and will remain frost free, with a minimum temperature of 7C.
Tomorrow (December 17) will be mostly cloudy with patchy drizzle developing in the north and west, then rain spreading in from the southwest later in the afternoon. There will be strengthening and gusty winds, with coastal gales, and a maximum temperature of 12C.
A spokesperson has confirmed the outlook from Wednesday onwards and said: "Further outbreaks of rain developing mid-week. Turning brighter during Thursday and for a while on Friday, though with some showers at times. Often windy. Briefly very mild, though colder later."
Check the Met Office website for all further updates and weather warnings.
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