Sunday
Quite a cloudy and increasingly breezy morning to come with some sunshine for the far west of Wales, western Cornwall and western Scotland. That cloud may be thick enough to bring some patchy bits of drizzle to eastern and central parts of England in the morning. Eastern parts of England and Scotland generally keeping a good deal of cloud through the course of the afternoon, always with the chance of a light, well scattered shower. Central and western parts of the country will have sunny spells. Expect maximum temperatures of 16 to 21 Celsius.
Sunday Night
Most parts of the country will have a dry evening but late in the evening some patchy light rain will affect the extreme eastern parts of England and south eastern Scotland. A cloudy night to come with some light outbreaks of rain expected across eastern Scotland, northern England and near the eastern coasts of East Anglia and the southeast. Expect minimum temperatures of 10 to 14 Celsius.
Monday
Overall it looks to be a rather cloudy, misty and murky morning with sporadic outbreaks of mainly patchy light rain and drizzle extending from eastern Scotland, down through eastern England towards East Anglia. In the afternoon it tends to brighten up with scattered showers expected across parts of central and northern England while light rain and drizzle persists across eastern Scotland. Overnight, drizzly rain will continue across northern and eastern Scotland with England and Wales dry. Maximum temperatures of 15 to 21 Celsius.
Tuesday
Tuesday looks to be a warmer in the south. Expect a good deal of dry weather across the country with sunny spells although scattered showers are likely from North Wales into northern England and Scotland. Most of the showers fade by early evening with all parts of the country ending the day dry. It stays dry overnight apart from some light rain into north eastern Scotland. Maximum temperatures of 17 to 23 Celsius.