and northern ireland, just pushing in some patchy rain from time to time. it doesn t look as if it ll be heavy rain for most, butjust a bit drizzly and dreary for many, introducing more cloud into northern parts of england and wales as well. but where the sunshine breaks through, into the low 20s, into the teens further north, and obviously it s going to remain quite mild by night. then into next weekend, that high pressure looks set to become established across the uk, pushing northwards. but as it does, it may well, then, into the early part of next week, introduce this cooler northerly or northeasterly feed off the north sea which will introduce a few more showers as well. so it s not plain sailing. yes, we ll see that slightly warmer air drifting northwards, but then if we do pick up that northerly, we re obviously going to cool things down again. but it is the end of may, the sun is still strong, so if the sun comes out, it ll feel warm enough. it is just the temperatures won t be
not far away, drifting northwards, but then you will notice these heavy showers pushing north, particularly through saturday night and into sunday, so turning increasingly unsettled. to start off saturday morning, dry and fine, long spells of sunshine for most and a little more cloud across northern and western scotland. any early mist and fog clearing away pretty quickly but then we have those downpours waiting in the wings, pushing up towards the channel isles later, but ahead of that a warm day, 14 23 degrees in the sunshine but let s take a look at saturday evening. here those heavy showers and thunderstorms. could be quite a lot of lightning across parts of central and southern england, perhaps into wales as well. a bit of uncertainty about the exact positioning of these showers and thunderstorms through saturday night but moving on into sunday looks like they will drift away a little further north across the uk. sunday likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered heavy shower
high pressure close by, a lot of chilly weather on the way for tomorrow. an area of cloud across wales and england drifting northwards, probably brightening up nicely behind it. some patches of cloud reaching northern ireland and southern scotland. the south easterly wind will be stronger and more widely, particularly across the south and west of the uk for tomorrow, may be some gusts up to 40 mph. although we have plenty of sunny spells around, it will feel colder than this because of the brisk south easterly wind. there will be another frost for many as we start tuesday morning. it should be the end of the frost because after this temperatures will be heading upwards. eastern areas staying mainly dry on tuesday. here is the first atlantic weather system pushing in. some uncertainty about how far the rain will get during daylight hours, most likely to reach into northern ireland, south west scotland, wales and south west england. still feeling more chilly than this in the breeze, but
close by and it s still rather chilly weather on the way for tomorrow in the area of cloud across wales and england drifting northwards and brightening up quite nicely especially across the east anglia in the southeast if you patches of cloud reaching towards northern ireland in southern scotland. the south easterly wind will be stronger more widely across the south of the uk but tomorrow, maybe some costs of around 13 or 14 or so. maybe some costs of around 13 or 14 orso. it maybe some costs of around 13 or 14 or so. it will still feel colder than this because of our at risk southeasterly wind. at the end of the frost, temperatures are going to be heading upwards and staying many drowned tuesday but the atlantic system will begin to push and in some uncertainty about how far the rim will get during daylight hours and most likely to reaching towards northern ireland may be southwest scotland, wales and parts of england with freshening wind where it states mainly dry. still feeling c
pressure close by, a lot of find the chilly weather on the way tomorrow. an area of cloud across wales and england drifting northwards, probably brightening up quite nicely behind it especially across east anglia and the south east and a few patches of plaid reaching towards northern ireland and southern scotland. this south westerly wind will be stronger and more widely, particularly across the south west of the uk and for tomorrow may be gusts up to a0 mph or so. although we had plenty of sunny spells around it will feel colder than this because of the brisk south westerly wind. they will be in the frost for many as we start off on tuesday morning. now it should be the end of the frost because after this temperatures are going to be heading upwards. eastern areas stay mainly dry and tuesday. some uncertainty about how far the rain will get daylight hours and most likely to reach northern ireland, most likely scotland, wales and western parts of england with a freshening wind. feeling