The second week of May got to a wet start and the chance of showers lingered with the risk of a thunderstorm through Monday.
Temperatures were expected to, however, climb back to the upper teens with a chance of a few showers during the afternoon.
By Tuesday, 20 C heat could be cracked with clouds expected to linger before clearing to some sunny breaks.
A mix of sun and cloud are expected to return on Wednesday with a slight chance of a late-day storm as daytime highs settle in the low 20s C.
Afternoon temperatures clamber into the mid-20s C to finish the week with increasing sunshine.
Mother’s Day may get hot with 30 C weather projected for the weekend as an upper ridge of high pressure brings back beautiful blue skies and sunshine for Mom.
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