21/07/2017 BBC Weather

dry and warm for a time. That's how it's looking. What about the rest

the UK? it's looking. What about the rest

the UK? Here is Sarah Keith-Lucas. Across England, this band of rain is

pushing its way northwards and eastwards into southern Scotland by

the early hours of Saturday morning. It strive for the North West of

Scotland and Northern Ireland. Pretty decent dry weather in fact

through much of the weekend. On Saturday, with low-pressure still in

the West, the wind rotating, they will blow in blustery showers across

the south-west of England and Wales. Later in the days ago showers

working for the north and East elsewhere across England and Wales.

Rain across the north-east of England and southern Scotland.

Northern Scotland and Northern Ireland faring better. Temperatures

around 21 degrees in warm spots. We expect it to stay mostly dry at

Royal Birkdale for the open but there is a chance in the afternoon

we could see a feud is in showers. Some of those could be potentially

heavy and sundry. Into the evening and overnight most of them tend to

ease away, perhaps lingering in the south-east a little bit longer. Into

the early hours of Sunday morning, temperature is around 12-15d. Some

showers from the word go on Sunday. I think the showers on Sunday are

few and further between on Saturday. Wales in the Midlands... Bit of a

dry day across the south-west of England. Northern Ireland and

northern Scotland having another largely dry day. A degree or so

warmer compared to Saturday. Around 23 degrees on Sunday. Though showers

tend to ease away into Monday and Tuesday so things are looking dry,

bright and temperatures on the rise, 25 degrees by the time we get to

Tuesday.