Monday
Another pleasant day for most with plenty of sun and largely dry conditions. Cloud is likely to affect the north of Scotland and Ireland where some patchy light rain is possible. Fair weather cloud builds for many through afternoon, a small chance of an odd pop-up shower afternoon, but some areas stay largely sunny. Highs at 16C northwest Scotland, 23 to 25C for many to the south, warmest towards the southwest with high approaching 28C.

Monday Night
The day's fair weather cloud breaks into the evening for a clear sunset for many across England, Wales, and central/southern parts of Scotland and Ireland. Cloud continues to affect the northern areas exposed to coasts with a few sprinkles into the hills of northern Scotland and Ireland. An odd spot of rain may graze the north coast of Norfolk as well with some cloud drifting inland here. Lows of 10 to 13C.

Tuesday
Northern and western areas will experience more cloud on Tuesday, with patchy light rain pushing into northwest Scotland on a rising breeze. A few showers also possible down coastal regions too but well-scattered and minimal rainfall totals probable. Further south, it will remain largely dry with sunshine and feeling very warm. Central and southern England may see fairly widespread fair weather cloud for a time afternoon. Highs of 17C in northwest Scotland, 24 to 26C central Scotland and Ireland, 26 to 29C across England with warmest temperatures towards western parts.

Wednesday
Wednesday is cloudier for Scotland and northern England. Patchy rain more frequent in these areas, as well as in Ireland, but rainfall remains light with many areas staying dry. Showers forming in East Anglia in the afternoon, chance of a few local heavy bursts, which may drift into Kent as well. Southwest parts of England and Ireland stay dry with plenty of sunshine. Highs at 16C Scottish Highlands, 21C in central Scotland to 29C in southern England.