Monday
With high pressure now across the country, much of Britain will have a fine, dry day with good spells of sunshine. More cloud comes in across Northern Ireland and northern Scotland with outbreaks reaching north west Scotland later in the afternoon. Here it becomes quite breezy. Temperatures will be near normal in the north but above normal in the south. Expect maximum temperatures of 16 to 22 Celsius.

Monday night
Cloudy across Northern Ireland and Scotland through the evening and the night. An area of moderate rain across northern Scotland clears away to the north east leaving patchy drizzle in the west. For England and Wales it will be fine for the evening and night with mostly clear skies. With light winds, some mist and fog patches may develop across the Midlands and southern England. Expect minimums of 9 to 15 Celsius.

Tuesday
A ridge of high pressure is expected across the country. Apart from a few isolated showers in the south of England, most parts of Britain should have a more settled and drier day with sunny spells and some cloud. For the evening and night outbreaks of rain are expected across north western parts of Scotland. The rest of Britain will be staying dry with clear spells. Some fog patches are likely to re-develop across southern England. Expect top temperatures of 20 to 24 Celsius.

Wednesday
Temperatures will rise today as it becomes warmer in the south. More cloud may be found across western parts of the country but lots of sunshine is forecast today across central and eastern parts of England and Scotland. Some patchy drizzle may be found near some western coasts, otherwise it's a dry day right across Britain. Heavier rain and showers moves into Northern Ireland and northern Scotland in the evening which then spreads into southern Scotland and the north west of England in the night. Look for high temperatures of 16 to 24 Celsius.