Sunday
Low pressure remains northwest of Scotland on Sunday. Further periods of heavy rain across England and Wales through Sunday morning. Windy with severe gales and a further risk of flooding in southern England. Drier and brighter later in northern England and north Wales as well as much of Ireland, apart from wintry showers in the west. Heavy and frequent wintry showers in western Scotland, drier in the east. Windy for all. Highs at 10 to 13C in the far southeast of England, 4 to 8C for most.

Sunday Night
Further heavy rain, sleet and snow for western and southern parts of Scotland overnight, edging into northern parts of England too. Rain also affects Northern Ireland and northern parts of Ireland. Isolated showers affect western parts of Wales and southwestern England. Dry with clear skies for central and eastern parts of England. Overnight lows at 4 to 7C for most.
 

Monday
An area of low pressure is northeast of Scotland on Monday. It should be a brighter day but remaining windy with gales in the north and west. Heavy and frequent showers across northern and western Scotland, northwest England and much of western Ireland, these falling as snow over the hills. Generally drier across more southern and eastern areas. Feeling cold everywhere in the wind. Highs at 5 to 9C.

Tuesday
Staying cool for all on Tuesday and feeling especially chilly in the brisk westerly wind. Further showers over western hills and coasts, these falling as sleet and snow. Fewer showers inland, again these falling as sleet or snow. Staying dry and sunny in the east. Highs at 4 to 8C.