Tuesday A wet and very windy morning across Wales and central and southern parts of England with heavy spells of rain. As this moves up into northern England in the afternoon it becomes less heavy as sunshine and showers follow into the south. The strong gales in the morning will also begin to moderate. A fine, dry day to come across Northern Ireland and Scotland with sunny spells. Expect top temperatures today of 11 to 15 Celsius.
Tuesday Night This evening light rain is expected across Northern Ireland and across the Irish Sea into northern parts of England, perhaps into the far south of southern Scotland. Here it tends to linger throughout the course of the night. To the south it stays dry with quite a bit of cloud, and across Scotland a colder with some clear spells leading to a frost across northern parts of Scotland. Expect minimum temperatures tonight of 5 to 7 Celsius across England and Wales and Northern Ireland, 1 to 4C across Scotland.
Wednesday For central and southern parts of England, expect a good deal of cloud through the day with some patchy bits of rain here and there with scattered showers across Wales. To the north of this, it will be a dry day under high pressure with the best of the sunshine reserved for Scotland and Northern Ireland. For the evening and night outbreaks of rain are expected to persist across Wales, central and southern parts of England. It will be dry across northern England, Northern Ireland and Scotland with the risk of a frost. Expect maximum temperatures today of 11 to 16 Celsius.
Thursday Partly to mostly cloudy across Wales and the southern half of England with a few scattered showers, most of these quite light a few showers to come across northern parts of Scotland, otherwise dry across northern parts of Britain with a fair amount of cloud and a few sunnier intervals. Most parts of the country will have a fair, dry evening and night, although rain is expected to spread into northern Scotland. High temperatures today of 13 to 17 Celsius.
Source: http://feeds.weatheronline.co.uk/~r/weatheronline/~3/ZHBj1wGO9Ow/reports
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