Tuesday
Southeastern England will have a cloudy start to the day as an old, dying front breaks up over the top of the region. Sunny spells will then be coming through, with a fine and dry afternoon to follow.
For the rest of England, apart from the far northwest, and Wales the morning will be fine and sunny, although it will be chilly in sheltered parts of Wales and the Midlands. Little change for the afternoon with more sunshine to come, although increasing cloud through northern England and north Wales may bring a slight risk of a light shower.
Much of Ireland will be fine and dry throughout the day. More sunshine to come for most, and little change in the afternoon. Similar conditions over Scotland, although there could be some morning cloud and a few spots of rain in the far south during the morning.
Temperatures will be rising to 15C in southern England, nearer 11C in western Scotland.
Tuesday night
As high pressure is maintained to the south of Ireland, the weather will be staying fine for most. There will be clear skies, and under these a slight frost could form through Wales, and sheltered parts of England. Breezier conditions for Northern Ireland and Scotland, with thicker cloud bringing some drizzle to the far northern coasts of Northern Ireland, and to the west and north of Scotland. Lows near 0C in the Midlands, 8C in western Scotland.
Wednesday
Conditions stay fine again through England thanks to high pressure. After a cool start it will be staying dry with plenty of sunshine. Western coasts of Wales and southern Ireland may see some low cloud and a few bits of mist or fog, although the risk of this is low. Most of Ireland should have a dry day, with more sunny spells, although always more cloud in the west. Some low cloud and drizzle to come through western Scotland, where it will be windy too, whilst eastern parts of Scotland may be drier with sunny spells. Highs at 16C over southern England, 12C in western Scotland.
Thursday
A chance of some morning mist and fog patches over parts of England and Wales, together with a slight frost. However this will be clearing quickly and then the day should be largely dry with plenty of sunny spells once again. later in the day a few showers may reach western Wales and northwest England. A band of cloud and rain, associated with a cold front will be moving through Ireland and Scotland, where it will be breezy too. brighter in western Scotland later, together with showers. Temperatures at 10C in western Scotland, nearer 16C over southern England.