 High pressure will be building across southern parts of the British Isles as we start the new week bringing plenty of fine and increasingly warm weather. Further north and northwest, however, Atlantic frontal systems will continue to push in at times, bringing rather more cloud along with some outbreaks of rain.
Monday morning starts dry and bright, if rather chilly, across many southern and eastern areas with some good spells of sunshine, although cloudier skies and outbreaks of rain will affect Scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of northern England. Through the afternoon the best of the sunshine will remain across southern and southeastern areas, while further north the rain becomes increasingly confined towards western hills. Temperatures will be on the warm side for many, ranging from 17°C to 20°C across Scotland, although eastern Scotland could be a degree or two warmer in some sunshine, whilst for much of England and Wales values will be in the range of 20°C to 24°C.
This evening and tonight sees further cloud and occasional rain across the north and northwest while southern and eastern areas remain largely dry with clear spells. Tuesday then brings another generally fine day for much of England and Wales with some good spells of sunshine and temperatures in the low-mid twenties, while the north and west remains cloudier and more changeable with a risk of some rain at times.
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