Wednesday
High pressure over England and Wales maintains a quiet weather day here. Some fog patches in low lying areas and a lot of cloud. Sun spells possible for many as the day goes, mainly to the east of high ground. Southwesterly breezes in northern areas brings cloud to western Scotland and a little drizzly rain, heavier for a time along the northwest coast. Brighter in central and eastern Scotland with sunny spells. Temperatures reaching 9 or 10C, locally 12C on Scotland's north coasts.

Wednesday Night
Southwesterly breeze continues to bring drizzly showers to western Scotland, some prolonged rain possible in the far northwest. Mostly dry elsewhere. Fog patches likely in southern England, some reaching towards the Midlands. Lows near 6C in many places, down to 2C in central-north England where skies are clear overnight.

Thursday
Little change on Thursday with southwesterly flow continuing and high pressure to the southeast. Mist and fog patches in central and southeastern England may persist for some time. Some patchy drizzle affecting western Scotland, quite windy here too. Plenty of low cloud across windward facing coastal regions bringing extensive hill fog. Best chance of sun in northern England. Highs at 7C in central England, up to 9C elsewhere.

Friday
High pressure continues affecting much of the country on Friday. A risk of mist and fog patches in England and Wales, slowly lifting to leave broken cloud. Some sunny spells possible, best in north England and east. More cloud in western Scotland, Ireland and perhaps west Wales with a few spots of drizzle here. Windy western Ireland and western Scotland. Highs at 7C England and Wales, 10C in Scotland.