Saturday
For the South Midlands, East Anglia and the south east it should stay dry today and after a cloudy morning, it should brighten up in the afternoon with a few sunnier spells coming along. The rest of the country will be breezy and cloudy with outbreaks of rain and drizzle. The rain will be a bit heavier across north west England and Northern Ireland. Perhaps to the lee of the Pennines and Grampians it turns dry and brighter. Expect high temperatures of 12 to 16 Celsius.
Saturday Night
Throughout the course of the evening and night we expect little overall change with spells of rain and drizzle across Northern Ireland, Scotland, northern England, Wales and the south west. The rest of the country looks dry but cloudy and it will be quite a mild night to come. Lots of hill and coastal mist will affect western areas. Minimum temperatures of 10 to 11 Celsius north to south.
Sunday
A windier day to come with gusts to 50 mph around exposed western coasts. A generally wetter day as well with outbreaks of rain across much of the country and this tends to linger through the morning and the afternoon. The rain will be heavier in the north and the west. The rain has cleared from all but the far south this evening then overnight it may spread back north to south of the M4 corridor. Highs of Expect maximum temperatures of 13 to 18 Celsius are expected.
Monday
Another rather wet and windy day to come and we expect an area of moderate to heavy rain in the far south to quickly sweep north into much of the United Kingdom. This turns lighter in the south in the afternoon. By evening time the rain may have cleared the country leaving just a few showers around western coasts into the night. Expect maximum temperatures of 13 to 18 Celsius.