Monday
Apart from a few patches of ground fog early this morning, for England, Wales and Northern Ireland high pressure will give a fine, dry day with good spells of sunshine, and with light winds, it will feel warm in the south. More cloudy across Scotland with just a few spots of rain in the far north. Still a brisk north west wind over north east Scotland. Expect maximum temperatures of 16 to 22 Celsius.
Monday Night
Still some patchy ain to come in the far north of Scotland into the evening and the night. A fine, dry evening to come for the rest of the United Kingdom with clear spells. A few fog patches are likely to develop by morning across central and southern parts of England. Expect minimum temperatures of 7 to 10 Celsius.
Tuesday
A dry day to come across Britain as the high maintains. Early mist and fog patches across England and Wales will clear. Most places will be fine and dry with sunny spells. More cloud is expected in the north. Feeling pleasantly warm in the sunnier south. It remains fine and dry into the evening and night with clear spells and patchy fog. A chilly night in the countryside. Maximum temperatures of 16 to 22 Celsius.
Wednesday
More of a north east wind develops across southern parts of England and this bring in a good deal of cloud to East Anglia and the south east. For the bulk of the United Kingdom it remains fine and dry with sunny spells as any early fog patches clear away. Continued fine and dry tonight with mostly clear skies but cloudier across eastern and south east England. Maximum temperatures of 15 to 21 Celsius.