Sunday
A fair amount of cloud through much of England and Wales this morning. The cloud could be thick enough to produce some outbreaks of drizzle at times, especially on the eastern slopes of high ground. During the course of the morning the cloud should slowly break, and the drizzle fade away, with most places becoming dry with sunny spells. The best of the sunshine probably in the west of Wales. For Scotland there will be some cloud too, but again this will be breaking with sunny spells coming through. The best of the sunshine over western parts of Scotland. Ireland will be cloudy with some drizzle at times, this again fading away, with the best of the sunshine in the west.
Sunday night
Cloudy through much of Wales and southwest England with a threat of some outbreaks of light drizzle or rain once again. To the east and north the cloud should be more broken and there will be some clear spells. Through Ireland the cloud will be in all places, again with some light rain and drizzle. A touch of frost under the clearer skies at 3C, nearer 6C under cloudier skies.
Monday
Cloud through the far southwest of England, with a few outbreaks of drizzle; little change thro0ugh the day. A few spots of drizzle to come across Ireland too, although these fading away later in the morning with sunny spells coming through. The afternoon should be dry for most laces, with broken cloud and some sunny spells for most. Temperatures at a mild 10 to 15C.
Tuesday
A threat of some more persistent rain spreading thorugh the far southwest of England on Tuesday and perhaps spilling into Wales and southern Ireland. A few spots of rain over the rest of Ireland and western Scotland. Elsewhere the day should be dry with broken cloud, although a few sunny spells are likely in the east. Temperatures at a mild 10 to 16C.