Sunday
A breezy day across the UK and Ireland today. It is going to be mild for all, and becoming very warm in East Anglia and the southeast. Some rain in western parts of Scotland, northwest England, Wales and southwest England as well as eastern Ireland, this heavy in places early on. The rain band edges east through northeast England, eastern Wales and into the western Midlands and southwest in the afternoon, it becoming lighter all the time. Probably dry in the eastern Midlands, East Anglia and the southeast. Fresher with some showers over central and western Scotland as well as Ireland. Highs up to 22C in parts of the southeast, 13 to 16C for most others.
Sunday night
Some outbreaks of rain clearing the southeast through Sunday night, most of it only light. The risk of some patchy rain over central Scotland and northwest England, this tending to be showery in nature. For most though the night should be dry with clearer skies coming through, although some showers or outbreaks of rain arriving in western Ireland later. Lows around 6 to 9C.
Monday
A southwesterly flow through all areas on Monday. There will be cloud and some spots of rain or showers through Ireland and Scotland, a few showers early on are possible too in more central and northern parts of England. Most of the showers then fading through the afternoon, although always some breaking out in parts of Scotland. Becoming mainly dry through the rest of England and Wales, although cloud and rain spreading into western Ireland. Highs at 19C in the eastern Midlands and East Anglia, 10 to 5C for most others.
Tuesday
A small, but vigorous area of low pressure west of Scotland on Tuesday. This brings gales here with periods of rain, some of it heavy. Cloud and rain too over southern and eastern parts of England as fronts pass eastwards. Sunnier spells and scattered showers following behind the fronts, most of these on western coasts. For most the day is likely to be dry and bright. A cooler day day with highs at 11 to 15C.