Wales is set to enjoy warm temperatures and sunny spells at the start of the week before wetter and windier weather arrives.
According to the Met Office, Monday will remain dry and fine for most, with lengthy periods of sunshine and temperatures reaching 19°C.
The sunshine could turn hazy at times, while there is a low risk of an isolated light shower. Light winds will help it feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine.
Conditions will initially remain dry overnight with clear skies, before cloud begins to increase from the south after midnight.
There is a risk of patchy rain developing by dawn, while southeasterly winds will also strengthen. Temperatures could fall as low as 5°C overnight.
Tuesday is expected to turn noticeably warmer, with temperatures potentially reaching 24°C.
However, it will also become blustery, with the strongest gusts expected around coastal areas.
The day will begin cloudy with the possibility of an odd spot of rain, although brighter spells could develop later.
More unsettled weather is then expected on Wednesday, with a wet and windy start to the day.
The rain will eventually clear to leave a mixture of sunshine and showers.
Conditions are forecast to become more settled from Thursday, bringing more dry and bright weather through the latter part of the week, while winds will also begin to ease.
