Sunday
A wet morning for most places, particularly so across the southeast of England where heavy spells of rain are expected before pushing offshore. Drier over southern Ireland and northern Scotland. Rain should clear with sunny spells but also blustery showers developing behind. More rain developing across Ireland, Wales and parts of England later. Gale force winds expected across southern and western Ireland, south Wales and south England. A cooler day with high temperatures between 8 to 12C.

Sunday night
A band of rain spreads from western Scotland and northwest England across much of Scotland and the north of England overnight. A drier night for Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales and central and southern England though isolated showers may develop here, especially to the west. Winds ease slightly overnight but coastal gales are still possible just about anywhere. Overnight lows range from 5 to 9C.

Monday
Low pressure tracking across northern Scotland will push away allowing for a weak and very brief ridge of high pressure to push up from the south through the day. Rain across northern England and Scotland should clear and winds ease allowing for a drier rest of the day here. Staying largely dry across much of England during the morning, however, rain and stronger winds will once again spread across Ireland, Northern Ireland and Wales then into western and central parts of England later. Highs at 7 to 13C.

Tuesday
A windy day for all. Outbreaks of rain affect Scotland where they will be locally heavy to the west. Patchy light rain affects Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales and western parts of England. Heavier rain spreads into Ireland and Northern Ireland later. A mostly cloudy but dry day for central and eastern parts of England. Mild too with maximum temperatures between 11 and 14C.