Tuesday
Some low cloud along eastern coasts of England and Scotland this morning, with a low risk of some patchy drizzle over the eastern Highlands. Further west it should be a fine morning with plenty of sunshine, and feeling warm too. The low cloud in the east should slowly be breaking up with sunshine coming through here too. Into the afternoon most places are going to be staying dry with more sunshine. There is the threat of a shower breaking out across Wales and southern England, although these always fairly well scattered. Temperatures at 16C in the northeast breeze on eastern coasts, nearer 22C over western and southern England.
Tuesday night
Any showers fading away during the course of the evening. This is going to leave a dry night, with mainly clear skies for many western and southern areas. Mist and fog patches could form in well sheltered areas by the morning. Eastern coasts of Scotland and England will find cloud increasing once again. Lows near 7 to 12C.
Wednesday
Morning cloud again across the east coasts of England and Scotland, this breaking up during the morning. fair to the west with sunshine, as morning mist rapidly clears after daybreak. The afternoon sees plenty of warm sunshine for all places, the best of this through Wales, western England and western Scotland. Dry for the vast majority, but an isoltaed shower over the hills of Scotland. Tops near 17C on eastern coasts, 24C in the west.
Thursday
Temperatures increasing by a couple of degrees on Thursday, so all parts will have another warm day. Morning low cloud on eastern coasts of England and Scotland, but this lifting and breaking quickly, and then sunny here. Towards the west and south will be the best of the sunshine and it is here that it will feel warmest too. Dry for most, although the risk of a thundery shower over western Scotland. Highs near 17C in the east, 25C over Wales and western England.