Tuesday
A relatively deep area of low pressure over northern Scotland brings an unsettled day on Tuesday with frequent showery bursts of rain in the north and west of Britain and Ireland, merging into longer spells of rain for western Scotland. A wet morning into the afternoon for central southern and southeast England with spells of rain here, clearing from the west as the day progresses. Largely dry through southern Ireland, much of Wales, central and southwest England. Windy for all, up to gale force in western Scotland and Northern Ireland. Feeling cool in the north and west. Highs 12 to 18C.

Tuesday night
A dry yet windy night for most, though frequent showers affecting northern and western coasts and hills, some pulling further inland. These showers merging into longer spells of rain for parts of northern Scotland. Strong to near gale force winds for northern and eastern areas in particular, easing back through the night. Lows dropping back to 6 to 12C.
 

Wednesday
A chilly yet bright start to Wednesday for most. A generally dry and fine day for all, though scattered showers will continue to affect some northern and western coasts and hills. Cloud building from the west as the day progresses with rain arriving to western regions of Ireland by evening. Feeling rather cool through the day with highs only around 14 to 19C.
 

Thursday
Thursday sees the front continue to approach from the west bringing cloud and rain to western areas at first, some steadier rain in the afternoon for western Scotland. A zone of patchy rain across Ireland. Dry most or all daytime for central, east and southeastern England and eastern Scotland, sunny spells then building cloud. Some rain then spills eastwards into the evening and night. Light to moderate southwesterly breezes. Highs 16 to 22C, warmest east.