Cloud has spread in from the North Sea overnight across much of Scotland and England, with patchy mist and low cloud also to be found over parts of Wales and Ireland. The thickest of the cloud is across north-eastern areas where it is producing some patchy drizzle at times and this will continue on and off for much of the day. There are some sunny spells around however, mainly across southern and western areas, and these may become somewhat more widespread during the day with western areas enjoying a pleasant afternoon whilst it remains rather cloudy across eastern parts. Temperatures generally will be cooler than recently, especially under the cloud cover, but it will still feel quite warm in any sunny spells.
The cloud in the east will flood back west tonight, and will cover most areas by Wednesday morning with a generally misty and murky night developing. Some light rain and drizzle will also affect north-eastern areas too so it will end up rather damp here. Then for tomorrow it will be a dull start for many parts, and whilst many areas will remain cloudy, some sunny spells will again develop over some south-western areas. Very little then looks like changing through to the end of the week, so it will remain very quiet for several days yet.
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