Sunshine and showers Wednesday. Becoming wet and windy in northwest.
Evening showers in northeast Scotland and Northern Ireland will ease. Further showers will develop in western Scotland, northern England and parts of Wales overnight. Other areas will stay mostly dry and become quite chilly, especially in the south.
Sunny spells will be widespread but showers will develop in Wales and northern England. A band of heavy rain will move into Northern Ireland and Scotland later, bringing stronger winds.
Northwestern parts will be windy with rain on Thursday and Friday, but southeastern UK will stay fine. It will become warmer into the weekend.
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Sunday is expected to be dry, bright and warm across most of the UK. Temperatures will be well above average across the southeast, but remain closer to normal in the northwest. The odd shower is possible but most people won't see one. On Monday (the Bank Holiday except in Scotland), warm dry weather is expected again in the south and east, but it may be wetter and windier in the far northwest. In the following days, dry warm weather may well continue in the south and east, though there is a risk of some thundery showers moving up from the near continent. Northern parts of the UK may see further spells of wet and windy weather, though some drier warmer spells are likely here too.
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Confidence remains rather low during this period. Southern areas are most likely to see the driest and sunniest weather in the early days of September, perhaps with some lingering wet and windy conditions affecting the north. However, longer spells of dry and sunny weather may occasionally develop across all parts. Temperatures are generally likely to be warmer than average, although there is little indication of anything exceptional at this time.
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