Monday
Not quite so cold temperature wise across Britain today but with strong south east winds it will still feel rather cold. Across Wales and south west England gusts to 55-60 mph may affect exposed coasts. A lot of cloud across Scotland with some sunshine in the far west. This cloud will be thick enough to gives some light rain to central and eastern areas. Patchy drizzly rain across parts of northern England soon clears to sunnier spells. Those strong south east winds bring in drier air with England and Wales dry with good sunny spells. Expect highs of 5 to 9 Celsius but feeling colder in strong south easterly winds.

Monday Night
A windy evening and night to come and some patchy rain and drizzle persists across north east Scotland. Most parts of England, southern Scotland and Northern Ireland will have a dry night with clear spells. Later in the night though some rain may reach Cornwall. A cold night with but there will be too wind for frost development. Expect minimum temperatures of 1 to 3 Celsius but up to a mild 9 Celsius across Cornwall.

Tuesday
It continues windy across northern and western parts of Britain. A cloudy day to come across Northern Ireland, Wales and south west England. Outbreaks of rain and drizzle will affect The West Country and southern parts of Wales. The rest of the country will be fine, dry and sunny. Patchy outbreaks of rain are likely across western parts of the country with skies mostly clear across eastern parts of England. Expect high temperatures of 6 to 10 Celsius.

Wednesday
Quite mild and breezy across Britain today with temperatures well above normal in the south. A much cloudier day to come with patchy outbreaks of rain and dry, though staying dry across East Anglia, the south east of England and northern Scotland. The rain may become heavier across Northern Ireland. Overnight persistent rain is forecast across Scotland and Northern Ireland. Most of England and Wales will be dry overnight. Look for high temperatures of 8 to 12 Celsius.