Nottingham is bracing for a warm and sunny spring bank holiday as the city looks set to bathe in high temperatures.
Despite the easing of some lockdown measures last week, people are being urged to stay away from beaches and beauty spots to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
After a spell of wet and very windy weather across much of the UK on Saturday, temperatures are expected to rise to 21C on Monday May 25 in Nottingham.
The UV index will be high across most of the UK and pollen levels will be moderate in most of England and low elsewhere.
Wollaton Park has been open for some time during lockdown, as well as its car park but Saturday, May 23 its toilets, baby changing and the café kiosk are available to use.
New details on the park's website confirm toilets and baby changing are open at both the 508 café and Courtyard café during limited hours and are subject to capacity and maintanence.
And the café kiosk will be available for takeaway.
Outside of the city at another popular visitor attraction, car parks have been reopened with reduced capacity at Sherwood Forest for the first time in months.
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Car parks on-site were closed in March in line with the Government’s coronavirus guidelines and were reopened on Friday (May 22) with significantly reduced parking capacity.
The RSPB, who manage the site and the county council is advising visitors to avoid travelling there from further afield as car parks will be closed once they are full.
On the Lincolnshire coast, toilets and car parks in Skegness and Mablethorpe have been re-opened for the public in time for the the Bank Holiday weekend - despite a 'stay away' message being urged.
Tourists and residents on the coast will have access to the toilets for the first time since March when they reopen on Saturday, May 23.
Met Office outlook for Sunday May 24
A mostly dry and cloudy morning, just a few sunny spells and patchy rain edging into the north. The cloud will clear through the afternoon with sunshine breaking through. Breezy. Maximum temperature 18 °C.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday
It will be a largely dry few days with cloudy weather at times but also some long periods of sunshine. The winds easing and becoming warmer.
Met Office Forecast for Monday May 25:
7am - Sunny 10C
10am - Sunny 16C
1pm - Sunny 20C
4pm - Sunny 21C
7pm - Sunny intervals 21C
10pm - Partly cloudy 16C
