Monday
Low pressure centred to the west produces an unsettled pattern. Frequent heavy bursts of rain western Britain and Ireland, merging to give many hours of near-constant rain in places. Showery too on the south coast. Local hail and thunder. A few showers spreading across central England, but eastern regions will be generally dry with sunny spells. The far north & north-east of Scotland, plus Northern Ireland also escape mostly dry. Blustery southerly winds. Highs 9 to 14C.

Monday night
Clusters of showers will spread across northern England and southern Scotland into the night. Heavy bursts with isolated thunder. Bands of showers will also affect south Wales and south-west England, also running across southern coastal counties of England. Scatttered showers elsewhere, mixed with clear spells. Driest toward northern Scotland. Gusty winds. Lowest temperatures 6 to 9C, locally dipping to 3C or below in Scotland, with local frost some Highland glens.

Tuesday
A mild southwesterly pattern influences the British Isles. Largely dry for central, southern and eastern England with some sunshine. Showery in western Scotland and north-west England, although the intensity of showers will fade. Drizzly showers for Wales and south-west England. Heavy rain for Ireland later, moving into north-western Britain overnight. Breezy, strongest winds in the west. Mild temperatures day and night, highs 10 to 14C, warmest south-east.

Wednesday
A mild south to southwesterly pattern. Slow-moving fronts are expected to lie across Scotland and Ireland, bringing persistent rain. Some prolonged heavy falls are possible for the West Highlands. Only a little rain for eastern Scotland. Murky with drizzly rain for west Wales and south-west England. Dry for the Midlands, south and east of England, with some sun. Very mild, highs 11 to 15C.