BRITISH SUMMER TIME sees warmer weather, longer days and lighter evenings making a comeback after a long and dark winter. But when does British Summer Time (BST) start?
Met Office forecaster Aidan McGivern said: Winter will go out on a whimper this weekend with conditions set to be very quiet and dry for most. For Southern parts of the country, it s looking like a lovely afternoon with plenty of sunny skies after a frosty start to the morning. Temperatures won t be as mild as they have been in the last few days but the mercury will still be above average. Most parts of the UK will see temperatures of between 11C and 13C.
But does that mean spring is around the corner? How far off is summer? Express.co.uk explains.