Tuesday
High pressure remains through Tuesday for most of the British Isles. Once again there could be some morning mist patches, but these will be clearing away. It should then be another fair day for England and Wales with good spells of sunshine and feeling warm. Cloudier in Ireland and Scotland, a little drizzle, and some outbreaks of rain in northwest areas which will gradually be moving into central and eventually southern Scotland later in the day. Highs for most across England, Wales, southern and eastern Scotland at 20 to 26C, northwest Scotland and western Ireland at 14 to 18C.

Tuesday Night
Overnight, expect frontal rain to affect southern and eastern Scotland, into northern England and north and west Wales, clearing much of Ireland and Northern Ireland by dawn. A few showers affecting north and west Scotland but mostly dry. Some patchy light rain possible across parts of southern England but largely cloudy, mild and mostly dry here. Lows at 7 to 11C across the north and west, 12 to 18C further south and east.

Wednesday
A band of rain stretches across southern Scotland into northern England and Wales on Wednesday bringing outbreaks of rain to these areas for a time before clearing eastwards. Brighter spells develop behind. Eastern England including parts of East Anglia could also see some rain before it evenutally clears later in the day. Elsewhere will be dry with sunny spells and feeling mild once again, warm for southern and eastern areas where highs will be at 21 to 24C, more like 15 to 18C elsewhere.

Thursday
High-pressure moves to the east of the country on Thursday. A chilly start, dry for most and bright with sunshine, particularly further south and east. With time, becoming cloudier into Ireland and northwest Britain, winds strengthening and rain arriving into Ireland and west Scotland later. Highs at 15C in northern Scotland, 16 to 18C for many, up to 21C in southern England.