Saturday
Outbreaks of rain will push eastwards across the country in the morning and gradually clear from the west with drier and brighter weather to follow, though will hang on to northern Scotland throughout the day. Largely dry and fine across Ireland and Northern Ireland but showery rain will affect western counties here for a time. Cloud will then thicken across Ireland later in the day with rain moving in to the southwest by late afternoon. Highs at 10 to 14C.

Saturday night
Rain will spread up across Ireland into Northern Ireland overnight and push on to affect Wales and western parts of England and southwest Scotland, turning heavy and persistent in places. Winds will also strengthen. The rest of England and as well as north and east Scotland should stay largely dry though cloudy. Lows around 4 to 9C, perhaps chillier still across northern Scotland.

Sunday
Rain will continue to spread across the country on Sunday morning, falling heavy and persistent in places as it does. Clearing from the west with showers pushing in on a brisk wind but also drier and brighter weather for many. Rain does look like it may linger across parts of Scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. Highs at 10 to 14C.
 

Monday
Outbreaks of rain across much of Scotland as well as northern England in the morning will gradually clear from the south through the day. Elsewhere across the country, plenty of dry weather with sunny spells, but on a brisk wind showers will push in on to western regions, perhaps moving into some central and eastern parts later. Temperatures of 9 to 13C across England and Wales, 6 to 9C further north.