Friday
A breezy morning over most of the country. There will be a fair amount of cloud around for most with the best of any sunshine in the southeast. One or two spots of rain in central and southern parts of England, but overall it is a dry start. Wetter weather pushing into Ireland and passing eastwards through the morning, heavy at times in the south. Winds picking up too, becoming gale force in Ireland. This afternoon sees windy weather in the west with gales here as rain passes into western Scotland, affects eastern Ireland and eventually reaches western Wales and western England. Still drier east and south but breezy. Brighter, drier weather pushes into western Ireland later in the afternoon. Highs at 16C in Scotland, 24C in southeast England.

Friday Night
A front stracks eastwards overnight bringing rain to much of England and Wales. Windier weather and some heavy showers in northwest Scotland where there could be some severe gales. Drier weather in the rest of Scotland and Ireland, just an odd shower on the coasts. The far southeast of England may stay dry. Lows at 8 to 15C.
 

Saturday
A front becomes slow moving over East Anglia and southeast England on Saturday. This brings periods of rain, soe of it heavy, and is likely to be lasting for much of the day, only fading slowly towards evening. Drier weather and some good spells of sunshine for Scotland, northern and western England and Wales. An odd shower in western Scotland and western Ireland. Highs at 15 to 22C.

Sunday
A ridge of high pressure builds through England and Wales on Sunday. This brings dry weather to most, although with rather a lot of cloud in more western areas. Overall it is dry, although an odd spot of light rain can't be ruled out in the southwest and Wales. Severe gales and heavy rain spread into Ireland and much of Scotland, heavy in the west. Highs at 23C in southern England, 18C in western Scotland.