Wednesday
A breezy start to the day through England, Wales and Ireland. It will be staying fine though under high pressure, with plenty of sunshine to come for all of us. There is a low risk of a bit of low cloud drifting onto the eastern coasts of Scotland, and perhaps northeast England, but this is going to be breaking with some sunny spells coming through. The afternoon sees very little change with the south remaining breezy. However, there will be plenty of sunny periods around for all of us. Feeling cool in that east breeze, especially along eastern coasts with temperatures not rising above 12C here, much warmer to the west though at 22C.
Wednesday night
Little changes overnight. The skies stay clear and it is going to be fine and dry everywhere. The winds stay fairly strong in the south, although easing across northern England and parts of the Midlands. This may allow some mist and fog patches to form by the morning, with the mist more extensive over Scotland. Low temperatures near0C in central Scotland, more typically 3 to 5C.
Thursday
The winds turning more northeasterly on Thursday. There is the threat of some low cloud just nudging eastern coasts from time to time, but generally the day is going to be fine and sunny for most of us once again. There is going to be the risk of an odd shower being set off over the higher ground of southern England, as well as central Ireland and again through the Scottish Highlands. Generally though a dry day throughout. Highs around 12C where the breeze stays on the coasts of East Anglia, nearer 23C in the west.
Friday
Friday sees more in the way of low cloud on eastern coasts in the morning, this possibly drifting into the eastern Midlands. However, it should be breaking up quickly, and then the morning is likely to be fine for many. The best of the sunshine in the west. In the afternoon there is an increased risk of a shower, these mainly over the hills of southern England, Wales, the Pennines and Scotland. A warmer day with the breeze having dropped. Highs at 15 to 22C.