Updated: 13:56 on Sun, 19-May

Isolated showers dying out through the evening, with clear spells developing.
Low cloud, mist and fog patches then spreading southwest overnight, although clearer spells likely persisting for some southern and western areas, where it will turn chilly by dawn.
Minimum Temperature 6C.

Low cloud and fog clearing through the morning to warm sunny spells.
Most parts dry, however very isolated showers, perhaps thundery, cannot be ruled out.
Northern and eastern coasts cooler.
Maximum Temperature 24C.

Tuesday rather cloudy with showers, ahead of more organised heavy rain and strong winds into Wednesday.
Perhaps becoming fine again on Thursday.
Temperatures above average, but trending downwards.

Most likely an unsettled start to the period with showers in the west and perhaps longer periods of rain in the northeast, although still some settled weather in between.
Over the bank holiday weekend a band of rain likely to arrive from the west, becoming weaker as it moves east and becoming more showery in nature with scattered showers also following.
Into the new week increasingly settled conditions more likely for most, though rain may threaten north-western areas whilst some southern or eastern areas occasionally less settled with showers more likely later in the period though there will be some sunshine between them, the best of this in south-western parts.
Temperatures are likely to be a little above average, but some large spatial differences are likely.

Relatively weak signals for conditions to be markedly different from climatology through the first half of June.
That said, both temperatures and rainfall are more-likely to be a little above average overall, with further rain or showers (possibly heavy/thundery at times) but also some spells of warm sunshine.

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