It will be a wet weekend across the UK with showers breaking out in places, some heavy and thundery.
But Bristol looks set to avoid the worst of the wet weather.
The Met Office forecast for Saturday, June 13 is for outbreaks of rain moving northwards across northern parts of the UK, with eastern coasts being cool and grey.
There will be some warm sunshine elsewhere but showers will be breaking out, some heavy and thundery.
Looking at Sunday and the beginning of next week, the forecast is for cool and cloudy weather along some east and northeast coasts with mist and drizzle.
Warm sunny spells and showers elsewhere, locally heavy with a risk of thunder.
According to forecasters, Saturday actually looks set to be a dry day in Bristol with sunny spells all morning and highs of 19C before lunchtime expected.
Clouds may move in during the early part of the afternoon, before a chance of showers between 5pm and 6pm and then again between 9pm and 11pm.
Sunday looks set to be a slightly wetter day in Bristol, with a 50 per cent chance of rain between 1pm and 7pm.
This is the Met Office weekend weather forecast for the South West:
Saturday:
A cloudy start, particularly in the west. During late morning rain will push up from the south bringing heavy and thundery outbreaks. The rain will continue into the evening. Maximum temperature 21 °C.
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:
The next few days should remain unsettled with scattered showers interspersed with bright or sunny spells and a risk of thunder. Turning warmer.
