Monday
Stormy conditions are likely across central and southern parts of England and Wales with potentially damaging wind gusts 60-80mph and isolated gusts perhaps as high as 90mph around southern coastal areas of Kent and Sussex. This is likely cause transport disruption as well as structural damage. Heavy rain clears the south spreads up northern England where it clears by afternoon. In the afternoon strongest of the winds should have moderated staying quite windy. As the rain moves north, heavy, blustery showers will replace the rain. Expect highs of 10 to 14 Celsius.
Monday Night
Continued windy for the evening and night. A number of showers, will persist around the coasts of Wales and western parts of England and Scotland and a few may be heavy. Central and eastern areas will be dry and cooler with clear spells for the evening and night. Minimum temperatures of 6 to 9C.
Tuesday
A breezy and cooler day across the country. Many central and eastern parts of England and Scotland may escape the showers with good sunny spells. Showers are likely across northern and western areas and a few may be heavy. Fine and dry for the evening and night with clear spells leading to a colder night than of late. Maximum temperatures of 9 to 11 Celsius.
Wednesday
Much of the country will have a fine, dry morning with sunny spells. Outbreaks of rain come in across Scotland and Northern Ireland during the afternoon. England and Wales remains dry and mostly sunny. That rain becomes lighter moving into northern England during the night. To the north and south expect a dry night with clear spells. Windy in the north today with maximum temperatures of 11 to 14 Celsius.