The 18z is pants for the Midlands on Sunday, but good for the north. Clearly the path of the slider low is not settled yet.
It has never looked like being settled. The range of outcomes should narrow as we get closer to Sunday but from experience even the 00z Sunday runs won’t be exactly right. How many times has the precipitation pattern on the radar looked like the predicted one even 6 hours out? Additionally the short range models change with every run.
I’d say that nothing is certain yet except that a slider will move south-east. Based on recent output most likely it will traverse the country somewhere south of a line from The Wirral to The Wash and possibly as far south as the Severn Estuary to Kent. Even that might be too tight a spread at the moment.
Location: South Cambridgeshire
130 metres ASL
52.0N 0.1E