Tuesday
Cloudy to start Tuesday for all areas. Rain and drizzle in the north and west with the most persistent rain in Ireland. This afternoon sees increasing rain and drizzle in western areas of England, Wales and Scotland with low cloud shrouding hills. Winds will pick up as well with gales possible along the coasts in the west. Breezy across all of Ireland. Tending to be drier in east England, an odd spot of drizzle in the wind. Highs at 9 to 11C.

Tuesday Night
A series of fronts will pass eastward across the British Isles overnight. A strong breeze blowing in nearly all areas with gales likely along the coasts. Several periods of rain in most areas, heaviest in the western Scottish and Welsh mountains. Staying mild overnight with minimum temperatures of 9C.
 

Wednesday
Low pressure affecting the country on Wednesday. Strong winds (some gale force) and showers through the morning. Broken cloud and occasional sunshine occurring between showers. As evening approaches, persistent rain pushes into southwest England and Wales and migrating eastward. Expect slowing winds and prolonged rain from the Midlands south during this time. Remaining breezy in the north with scattered showers. Highs at 12 to 14C.

Thursday
Low pressure drifts east away from the British Isles on Thursday, breaking up clouds and allowing prolonged periods of sunshine. A fresh breeze from the north with gales possible in northeast areas. Heavy showers for a time along north- and west-facing coasts, some encroaching inland, drier in the south. Showers becoming snow over the hills of Scotland and northern England. A cooler day at 4C in the north, 7C south.