“At the moment, that high pressure is looking to pretty much stay across the southeast all the way until the latter stages of next week when we will start to see low pressure returning more widely across the UK.
“Trailing frontal systems from that low pressure in Iceland are going to brush past Northern Ireland and Scotland as we head into the start of next week.
Jonathan Vautrey, a meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “In the weekend and the start of next week, we will start to see weather fronts pushing in from the North West.
Durness in Scotland could see gusts reaching 54mph over the weekend while other parts of Scotland should also get gusts over 50mph heading into Tuesday and Wednesday.
“Whilst high pressure is going to be situated to the southeast of the UK, the main area of low pressure will essentially be pushing towards Iceland.
