Breakfast brief: Rain passes through on blustery day

Rain reaches most of us at points on a blustery Tuesday.

The day is primarily defined by a large band of rain pushing south-east across the day. After passing Ireland in the early hours, this rainfall will wane and thin as it reaches south-east England.

It is also another gusty day, with widespread winds reaching around 30 mph (48 km/h), stronger gusts along the Irish Sea coasts for Wales and England.

Otherwise, temperatures remain reasonably mild, with highs of 10°C across large parts of England, and high single-digits elsewhere.

Every morning, we take a trip across the world courtesy of our international users around the globe!

We share shots from the UK and Ireland every Sunday right here, and throughout the week on our social channels.

If you want to get involved, just tap the image icon in the app, or use one of our dedicated uploaders for the UK or Ireland.