SHOWERY rain will spread eastward throughout the day, but those in the far east and southeast will still have some warmth.
There’s a chance of isolated afternoon thundery showers, but it will be brighter and drier in the west later.
Windy with a touch of showers in the west and northwest on Monday, drier and brighter in other regions.
Heavy, thundery downpours are expected on Tuesday with high chance of longer spells of rain at times.
Sunny spells and showers expected on Wednesday.
SUNSHINE and showers expected, possibly heavy and thundery on Thursday. The showers may merge in the northwest leading to some longer and larger spells of rain.
This will continue through to Saturday with light winds emerging and temperatures dropping below average.
By Sunday and the following week it is likely that the Atlantic weather systems will affect the UK bringing with them wet and windy weather, particularly in the northwest, but with some drier and brighter interludes.
Temperatures are expected to be below average, though their is a likely chance of occasional warm spells in the east and southeast.
Towards the middle of June there will be some drier and more settled conditions that will begin to establish across the UK.
