Friday
An unsettled day to come across most of the country. Low pressure is going to be crossing northern parts of England bringing heavy periods of rain through northern England and most of Scotland (including Turnberry). Further rain through Wales and parts of southwest England too; this rain then tracking into the southern Midlands and central southern England later. Some drier weather through the Midlands and the eastern parts of England at first, but this not lasting as showers develop. The afternoon sees heavy rain through Scotland, northwest England, Wales and parts of southern England. Showers or patchier rain in the Midlands and East Anglia with some brighter and drier weather into Ireland and Cornwall. A very windy afternoon with severe gales in places and highs of 14C in the rain, 17C where the sun comes out.
Friday Night
Staying windy through today with more rain to come over Scotland and much of northern and central England and Wales. The heaviest of the rain will be through eastern parts of Scotland. For Ireland, western Wales and the far southwest of England the night is going to be drier, although it will be staying windy. Lows near 8 to 11C.
Saturday
Yet more rain to come through central and eastern parts of Scotland today, and this could be heavy at times. The heaviest of it always over more eastern coasts of Scotland. Patchier rain across northern England, but a bright and windy start to the day for much of the Midlands, Wales and southwest England as well as Ireland.Little change is expected in the afternoon with the wind weather persisting and rain turning heavy again across much of central and eastern Scotland. Scattered showers for much of Ireland, England and Wales. Highs at 13C in northern Scotland, 21C in southern England.
Sunday
Heavy rain across Scotland will be slipping slowly southwards through the day on Sunday to be affecting much of northern England, Northern Ireland and north Wales. A few showers for southern parts of Wales and England where it will also be windy. Brighter weather eventually reaching northern Scotland and this pushing into central Scotland at last allowing things to dry out somewhat. Highs near a cold 10 to 12C in northern England and Scotland, 20C along sunnier southern coasts of England. Windy for most too.