Saturday 26th sees low cloud and rain overnight
across much of Scotland and this likely to persist through much of the day, slowly moving south into northern England and
later N Wales with cloud levels falling accordingly after a fairly bright start. Becoming a bit brighter across
the North Highlands by evening with cloud here starting to break.
Further south though it should be a dry day with variable cloud, at times a bit hazy, but
some good sunshine once any early mist and low cloud clear and generally feeling rather on the warm side, indeed likely to
be the warmest day of the year so far in many southern parts. Winds still strong in places though, especially
across the NW Highlands; lighter towards the south and east.
Patchy, mainly light, rain reaching South Wales, the SW and central UK s in the evening
and continuing to push further south and east through the night, clearing most upland areas – except perhaps N Yorkshire by
morning.
Sunday 27th should start off dry for most upland areas, with variable
cloud, slowly lifting above summits. However by late morning, and especially through the afternoon, it looks like we’ll
see some widespread showers develop. These are quite likely to be heavy and thundery in places, especially across Ireland,
Wales and the Southern Pennines. Still fairly warm in the sunshine between showers. Any lingering low cloud and
rain across the east especially over the N York Moors should clear through the day. A moderate SW or westerly
breeze for all parts
