On the forward side of the upper trough, strong DLS will overlap with rather meagre instability to perhaps allow cells to become a little more-organised - this most likely over Northern Ireland / Republic of Ireland / northern England. A low-end SLGT might be required where this overlap of shear and instability is greatest, particularly Northern Ireland into SW Scotland, but confidence is not particularly high on how widespread lightning activity will be given very dry air aloft providing somewhat of a cap in the mid-levels, especially as one comes farther south over the Republic of Ireland, England and Wales. Nonetheless, some gusty winds will be possible with some of the more intense showers and perhaps an isolated tornado - though this limited to a certain extent by the relatively high cloud bases given predicted dewpoint depressions (but these reducing during the evening hours).