Sunday
Low pressure is going to be pushing rain northwards into southern Ireland and southern England as well as southern Wales on Sunday. This may become heavy in the afternoon, especially over Ireland, Wales and southwest England. Rain lighter for southern counties of England (away from the southwest), with a few spots into the Midlands and parts of East Anglia in the afternoon, after a dry and bright start. Much drier weather for northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland with the best sunshine in the west. A scattering of showers on high ground. Highs at 13 to 17C.
Sunday night
Cloud and some outbreaks of rain in southern Ireland, Wales and sourthwest England throughout tonight. A few spots of rain in the Midlands and parts of southern England. Northern England and Scotland as well as partys of Northern Ireland should be dry with some clear spells. Lows near 4 to 9C.
Monday
Low pressure is going to be to the south of the country on Monday with high pressure to the north. Plenty of cloud affecting southern Ireland, Wales and southern England with some spots of rain. The rain will be more persistent in western areas. Northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland should be largely dry with sunny spells, although some heavy showers could form over the hills of Scotland. Highs at 16 to 21C.
Tuesday
An occluded front brings cloud and rain through much of central, eastern and southern England on Tuesday. Most of the rain will be showery and should slowly clear east through the day. A further area of rain moves into Ireland and western Scotland, most only showery. Elsewhere the day will be drier with some sunny spells and just an occasional shower. Highs near 14 to 21C.