Heavy showers with a risk of thunder will arrive from the south west and spread east from Monday early evening onward.
Tuesday is set to see further spells of rain moving up towards Northern Ireland, northern England and Scotland. Wednesday and Thursday are predicted to see worsened conditions with occasional heavy rain and strong winds.Luckily, Friday is expected to clear up a little with drier, brighter conditions and sunny spells.
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