Saturday
Another serious flooding situation could present itself during today. It is going to be wet through much of the country during this morning. The focus for rain is likely to be across eastern Ireland, Wales, southwest England, the Midlands and northwest England. By this afternoon it will be raining for most of England and Wales, with the north, Midlands and southwest England again bearing the brunt of it. Heavy showers are likely to follow into Ireland, with a risk of thunder here. Drier in the far southeast of England at first, but the rain soon moving in. The exception is going to be northern Scotland, Shetland and Orkney where will light winds and sunshine it should be a pleasant day. Temperatures at between 14 and 18C.
Saturday night
The rain is slowly moving over central and southern Scotland together with much of England through this evening. Although probably not heavy, apart from over the southern Uplands, the persistent nature of the rain will add to flooding problems. The rain probably clearing eastern coasts by morning, although lingering over the north of Scotland. To the west another area of heavier, showery rain will sweep through Ireland, Wales and southwest England. A windy night too. Lows around 10 to 14C.
Sunday
An unsettled day to come on Sunday. Bands of heavy showers moving north and eastwards with one over northern England and the Midlands in the morning, this moving east. Some sunny spells following, but then also further heavy, thundery showers. More thundery showers in Ireland as well. Little change for Scotland with rain in the far north and some showers elsewhere. Temperatures at 14 to 8C.
Monday
Low pressure continues to be close by through Monday and so much of the same is expected once again. The day is going to be a breezy one through Ireland, England and Wales. Heavy showers are likely, especially through the southern half of England, Wales and Ireland. Less frequent showers in Scotland, but all areas are likely to be windy. Temperatures at 14 to 20C.