Friday
The showery is set to continue today. The number of showers again are expected to develop as we go through the morning, perhaps with a few heavy ones across Wales and southwest and also across Scotland. Showers tend to become more widespread in heavy again for the afternoon giving some local torrential downpours, interspersed with some dry, sunnier spells. Expect maximum temperatures today of 8 to 11 Celsius which is below normal.
Friday night
Throughout the course of the evening, we can expect further outbreaks of rain and showers across Scotland, East Anglia and the southeast. Most parts of the country will have a dry night with patchy amounts of cloud and clear spells. It will be cold enough to allow frost to develop by morning, as temperatures fall below freezing. Expect minimum temperatures of -2 to 3 Celsius.
Saturday
Perhaps but mainly dry, mostly sunny morning to come across East Anglia, but scattered showers will affect most places with a few heavy ones across Scotland. All areas will be a risk of some showers for the afternoon. Again some of these maybe locally heavy, interspersed with some dry, sunnier spells. Most of the shower activity is expected to fade during the evening, leading just a few around North Sea coasts. Rather cold again tonight with some pockets of frost. Expect highs today of 9 to 12 Celsius.
Sunday
Largely dry with sunny spells across much of England and Wales this morning, while some heavy showers affect Northern Ireland and Scotland. Again it's an afternoon of sunny spells and occasional showers across much of the United Kingdom with a few heavy ones possible. Most showers will die away by evening as that area of rain spreads and across Northern Ireland, into southwest England during the course of the night. Look for high temperatures of 10 to 15 Celsius.