Monday
A weakening cold front passes eastward over England and Wales giving some showery rain in the morning for western areas, but very little reaching central-eastern districts, some sun and varied high cloud. Showery rain more frequent in western Scotland. A belt of more constant heavy rain moves across Ireland and Northern Ireland during the day, into southwest Scotland in afternoon, later northwest England. Strengthening southwesterly winds. Highs 17 to 22C, up to 25C far southeast.

Monday night
Heavy rain during the evening extends across north and western England, Wales and southern Ireland as a cold front drifts southward, reaching the Midlands and later further over southern counties, but the southeast likely stays dry. Heavy rain too in northwestern Scotland, but drier for south and eastern Scotland. Also mainly dry for Northern Ireland, but a few showers may move into the west later. Windy in the west and north, strong gusts. Mild 11 to 14C southeast, cooler 7 to 10C northwest.

Tuesday
A strong area of low pressure over northern Scotland brings an unsettled day with frequent showery bursts of rain in the north and west of Britain and Ireland, merging into longer spells of rain for western Scotland. Some rain for the south coast of England in the morning but this front clears away. Often drier for central-eastern England, some sun. Windy for all, up to gale force in western Scotland and Northern Ireland. Feeling cool in the north and west. Highs 12 to 18C.

Wednesday
Low pressure moves toward southern Scandinavia, allowing pressure to gradually rise from the west during the day. A brisk northwesterly breeze brings a few showers along many North Sea coasts of England in the morning, these may linger across East Anglia into the afternoon. Some showery rain at times feeds into western areas from the Irish Sea and into the southwest mainly in the morning, fading with time. Sunny spells and variable cloud. Feeling rather cool with highs 14 to 19C.