Tuesday
With high pressure dominating the weather again through today there really is very little that one can say about conditions just now. Generally the day is going to be one of plenty of sunshine and dry weather for all. There will be brisk wind blowing through England, Wales and Ireland, this taking the edge of the temperatures, and perhaps being particularly strong over East Anglia and southeast England. The best of the sunshine, and warmest of the west for western Wales and western Scotland. Temperatures rising to 22C in western Wales, nearer 14C on the cooler coasts of East Anglia.
Tuesday night
Staying dry, but breezy over most of England, Wales and southern Ireland this evening. There is a chance of some thundery showers troubling the Channel islands, and these may well move onto southern coasts of Dorset, Devon and Cornwall through the evening and the first part of the night. Clearer skies elsewhere, with only light winds in Scotland. Lows around 4 to 7C, but nearer 1C over central Scotland.
Wednesday
The fine weather looks set to continue through Wednesday. Plenty of sunshine is all places throughout the course of the day. That easterly breeze will still be strong through the south though, and once again it will be making eastern coasts feel cool, if not cold. For more western areas though it is going to be feeling pleasant again, with plenty of sunshine and warm conditions. Highs around 23C in western Wales, 4C along eastern coasts.
Thursday
And it stays mainly fine for Thursday too. Once again there is going to be lots of sunshine, and although still breezy in the south, the wind should have eased noticeably. Most places are going to enjoy sunshine and dry conditions throughout the day, but there is an outside chance of a shower breaking out over the Welsh Mountains and perhaps over the higher ground of southwest England later. Highs near 14C on the east coast, 23C in the west.