Tuesday
Low pressure in the North Sea will bring a northwesterly wind across the UK and Ireland. This will be giving sunny spells in the morning, although isolated showers in the north and east. The showers will be turning heavier into the afternoon across mostly the east of Scotland and eastern England. Drier in western parts of Scotland, western England and Wales as well as Ireland. Scattered showers here and there in Ireland. Highs at 12 to 17C.

Tuesday Night
Showers in the east will be fading quickly this evening. The night is then dry here with clear spells. Further west there will be rain reaching western Ireland and western Ireland by midnight, this then edging east during the early hours to be from central Scotland to west Wales and southwest England by morning. Lows at 7 to 9C.
 

Wednesday
Fronts passing eastwards on Wednesday with a small area of low pressure passing through Scotland. It will become windy for all. The fronts bring cloud and a spell of rain, most across the northern half of the British Isles. Rain in the south is likely to be lighter and more patchy. Becoming brighter through Ireland in the morning, this brighter weather then spreading to all areas in the afternoon. Showers still affecting northern and western Scotland. Staying breezy. Highs at 12C in northwest Scotland, 14 to 18C elsewhere.

Thursday
Thursday is likely to be rather cloudy over Ireland, northern England and Scotland. Periods of rain in these areas, these becoming more patchy as the day progresses. Brighter for England and Wales, although still some showers here and there. Sunshine and showers too in Scotland with these merging into longer spells of rain in the far north of the country. Breezy again. Highs at 22C in the far south of the country, 11C in northern Scotland.