Tuesday
High pressure has built in to the UK and Ireland and is bringing brighter weather with good spells of sunshine for many this morning. The best of the sunshine in southern and eastern England. One or two showers affecting western Scotland but dry for most. Staying dry into the afternoon with more good spells of sunshine. Dry for all too with temperatures at 24C in southern England, 16C in northern Scotland.
Tuesday night
A dry night to come with clear spells developing. There is a chance of some spots of rain affecting the far south of England and Channel Islands later in the night. Thicker cloud could also trouble the far west of Scotland and Ireland, perhaps producing a few spots of drizzle here. Lows near a chilly 5 to 8C in the north and west, 12C in southern England.
Wednesday
An area of high pressure is going to be centred to the east of England on Wednesday. Low pressure will be centred to the southwest of England, and this will be pushing an area of thundery rain towards southwest England. For most of the rest of the UK and Ireland the day will be dry with sunny spells and feeing warm too. Thicker cloud in northwest Scotland may produce a few spots of rain here. Highs near 16C in northwest Scotland, but to 28C in southern England.
Thursday
High pressure remains to the east of the country through Thursday, with low pressure over southern England. This brings heavy, sometimes thundery rain into Ireland, Wales, central and southern England. Thundery showers also developing over western Scotland later as rain also moves through the Midlands and East Anglia. Eastern Scotland and much of northern England should be staying dry with sunny spells. Highs at 18 to 24C.