Wales has had its sunniest spring on record, the Met Office has said.
Some 648 hours of sunshine were clocked between 1 March and 28 May – higher than the UK average.
Kathryn Chalk, a Met Office meteorologist, said the provisional figure beat the previous peak of 647 hours in 2020.
She added it would remain cloudy across Wales on Thursday and Friday, with "some brighter interludes likely on Saturday as we end spring".
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