Friday
Low pressure will remain close to the British Isles, bringing cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain across northern and eastern England and parts of Scotland. Some of the rain could be heavy, while a few heavy showers are also possible across southwest England and Wales. Ireland, Northern Ireland and western Scotland should see longer dry and brighter spells, although scattered showers remain possible. Highs of around 23C in the southeast and 17C in the north.

Friday Night
Through the evening it will get drier across most parts, while thick cloud and outbreaks of rain will arrive over Southern Ireland and southwest England overnight into Saturday. Minimum temperatures at 17C in south and 14C in north.

 
 
 

Saturday
Another area of low pressure will approach from the southwest, bringing a spell of rain northeastwards across Ireland, Wales and much of England. The rain may be heavy for a time, particularly across southern and western areas, accompanied by strengthening winds near the English Channel. Drier and brighter conditions should follow into Ireland and western Britain later. Highs of around 21C in the southeast and 16C to 18C further north and west.

Sunday
A rather unsettled day as further rain spreads northeastwards across Ireland and the UK. The wettest conditions are likely across Ireland, western Scotland and parts of western Britain. Elsewhere, the rain should be more intermittent, with some brighter intervals but also a risk of heavy or thundery showers. Highs of around 21C in southeast England and 16C to 18C in the northwest.