Saturday
Broken cloud affecting Scotland and Northern Ireland on Saturday morning, this slipping into the far north of England. There will be sunny spells, and apart from a light show on hills it should be dry. Little change in the afternoon. For southern England and Wales the morning is fine and dry with lots of sunshine. There will be some cloud bubbling up in the afternoon, especially in the Midlands and eastern England where there is the threat of a shower, an odd one heavy. It will be a hot day with highs at 32C in the far south of England, much cooler in northern Scotland at 14C.
Saturday night
Some low cloud drifting onto eastern coasts tonight, this mainly across East Anglia and southeast England, possible produce an odd spot of drizzle on higher ground. For most though the night is dry with clear spells, although always more cloud in Scotland. Lows near 7 to 12C.
Sunday
Pressure remains high throughout the UK on Sunday. This is going to be bringing plenty of dry weather to almost all areas, although there is the chance of a few spots of drizzle in the far northwest of Scotland. For most there will be lots of sunshine and it is going to be remaining dry too. Highs will be near 15C in northwest Scotland, but 28C in southern England.
Monday
High pressure off southern Ireland on Monday brings fine weather to much of Ireland, Wales and England. There will be good spells of sunshine, although more cloud than recent days. Thicker cloud through Scotland and Northern Ireland as a cold front sinks south and gives some outbreaks of light rain here. Highs near 30C in the far south of England, 15C in northern Scotland.