Scattered showers moving eastwards. Sunny spells for many.
Scattered showers, some heavy, across western Scotland, northern and western England will move eastwards, with perhaps some thunder across northeast England and eastern Scotland. Further showers will arrive in Northern Ireland, with sunny spells elsewhere.
Showers will ease in the northeast, giving a dry night for most. A few showers will feed into western Scotland, northwest England, Wales and southwest England though.
Sunny spells, but showers, locally heavy, in western areas will move northeastwards. A band of occasionally heavy rain will also move into Northern Ireland and Scotland, with strong winds.
Staying windy in north, with rain sinking southeast across central areas Thursday. Friday and Saturday becoming drier and brighter central and southern parts, with further rain at times in northwest.
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There is a lot of uncertainty at this stage for the weekend's weather, but we will probably see the unsettled weather continuing across the far north and northwest, where it will often be wet and windy with a risk of coastal gales. For the rest of the UK though it may well be a largely dry and bright weekend. Temperatures will generally be above average across the south, but remaining closer to normal in the north. During the remainder of the month high pressure should remain close by, bringing periods of settled weather and warmer conditions, especially across southern areas, although with a chance of some thundery showers moving up from the near continent. Northern parts of the UK may see further spells of wet and windy weather.
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Confidence remains rather low during this period. However, there are signs that high pressure will dominate the weather across much of the UK. Southern areas are most likely to see the driest and sunniest weather at first, perhaps with some lingering wet and potentially 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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