Saturday
Morning across the country on Saturday. They will be sunny spells but also some showers. The showers will be heavier and most assistant across Northwest Scotland and also across the north and west of Wales. More eastern and southern areas will see fewer showers with better spells of sunshine. This afternoon seems little change with further showers in the north and west and less of them in the south. Feeling cold in the wind. Showers in Ireland as well as some sunny spells. A fresher northwest wind with highs at 10 to 14C.

Saturday Night
Showers will be fading quickly from most areas through this evening. Skies are going to become clear away from the coast and that will allow for a cold night to develop. There will be showers on and off throughout the night across northern and western coast of Scotland as well as the western coast of Wales and England. Scattered showers around northern coast of Ireland. Lows at 1 to 5C.

Sunday
A ridge of high-pressure will be building through Ireland and then the wes of the United Kingdom on Sunday. This means there will be less showers than on Saturday with some good spells of sunshine throughout the day. There will be a few showers though left around western, northern and eastern coast. Overall a dry day for many with good spells of sunshine. Temperatures at 10 to 13C and feeling much cooler in the wind.

Monday
Low pressure crosses the British Isles on Monday. This is going to be bringing cloud and rain to all areas, initially the north and west but spreading quickly eastwards. The rain tending to be fading from the west during the afternoon, although staying wet in the east for some time. Some brighter spells may develop in western Scotland and the east and south of Ireland. Highs at 9 to 12C in many areas, perhaps to 14C in the southwest.