Tuesday
Early mist and fog patches affecting eastern parts of England and Scotland this morning. These should lift with any cloud breaking and some bright or sunny spells developing. Elsewhere it should be fair with broken cloud and some bright or sunny intervals for most, these lasting into the afternoon. Plenty of dry weather although a few showers and some thicker cloud could affect western Wales as well as southeast England. Drizzle in western Scotland. Mostly dry for Ireland, although rather cloudy. Highs at 11 to 16C.

Tuesday night
They are skies in the east at first with more cloud across western areas. Cloud will tend to increase in the east later on in the night. Rain will reach Ireland and western Scotland and it will also become breezy here. A few spots of drizzle can't be ruled out along southern coast of Wales and southern England. Lows at 6 to 9C.
 

Wednesday
Low-pressure to the west of Scotland and its associated fronts bring rain across much of Ireland, western Scotland with drizzle affecting western coast of Wales and Southwest England. Breezy in the west as well. Most central and eastern parts of the UK should be dry although with a fair amount of cloud. Rain will be creeping slowly eastwards into the afternoon to be affecting much of Wales and western England as well as much of western Scotland during the afternoon. Highs at a mild 11 to 14C.

Thursday
A wet night into Thursday morning, but the rain should clear eastern parts of England and Scotland early on. A brighter, dry spell of weather will then follow. However through the afternoon thicker cloud and some showers will be drifting into western England and Wales as well as the west and south west of Scotland. More persistent rain may affect western Ireland and it will become increasingly breezy in the west too. A cooler day with highs around 8 to 12C.