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Monday morning will be mostly dry and fine, but cloud and rain will arrive in the southwest.

A band of showery rain will move northeastwards this morning, this will be heavy at times and may give the odd rumble of thunder. 

It will be another sunny day for much of Wales. However, some cloud will push into southwestern parts during the afternoon.

Most places will see a dry day with sunny spells, though there will be showers, often heavy, in the south and the west. 

Saturday will be dry and bright with some sunny spells at times. Overnight it will stay dry with some clear spells.

Rain will push in from the south during the evening, spreading northwards through the night.

Winds easing through the evening, though patchy rain in the south will turn heavier and spread to most by midnight.

It will be breezy with scattered showers and sunny spells to start. The shower will become more frequent through the afternoon.

A wet and windy start to the day, with some heavy bursts of rain at times. 

Dry with plenty of sunshine across the country on Saturday, although this perhaps rather hazy at times in the far west. 

Showery rain will affect some eastern parts at first. Otherwise, many will be dry with warm spells of sunshine.

A dry start with some cloud in across the west. There will be plenty of sunshine throughout the day and it will feel warmer than Sunday.