Thursday
The potential for showers anywhere on Thursday as a northwesterly flow affects all parts of the country. There will be showers in western parts of Wales, western England, western Scotland and Ireland early in the morning, but drier and brighter in the east with sunny spells. As the morning progresses showers developing elsewhere, most of them scattered but potentially becoming heavy and thundery into the afternoon. The showers tending to fade in far western areas later. Feeling warm for many parts of England with highs at 23C in southeast England, 17C in western Scotland.

Thursday Night
There are likely to be a few showers in southern and eastern parts of England this evening. These fading quickly to leave these areas dry. Elsewhere skies will be clearer and it should be dry too. Under the clear skies and with lighter winds temperatures will be col with lows of 4 to 9C.
 

Friday
A ridge of high pressure extends through Ireland and the UK on Friday. This is going to be bringing a mostly dry day with god spells of sunshine in Ireland and Scotland. Much of England and Wales it should be dry and bright too, although there will be some showers affecting central and eastern England. Highs at 18C in northern and western parts, 23C in southeast England.
 

Saturday
Most likely staying fair for all, with a ridge of high pressure extending across the UK. Lots of sunshine and most places should be dry. A low risk of a shower in the far southeast. Cloud thickening in Ireland as fronts approaching bringing some rain here. A chilly start but then temperatures reaching 25C in southeast England, 18C in the cloudier parts of Ireland and western Scotland.