Heavy spells of rain and strong, gusty winds will push their way northeast, up through the south, Midlands, and Wales. Some strong winds will be felt along English Channel coastlines into Monday morning. Lighter winds in the north of the country and Northern Ireland, perhaps with some rain affecting eastern areas early on Monday. There is a yellow wind warning for the southwest, and a yellow rain warning in effect for Wales and the southwest. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 29/09/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Kathryn Chalk.
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00:00Hello, we've got further spells of heavy rain in the forecast that could lead to some disruption
00:05and some flooding impacts as well. Through this evening, heavy spells of rain are going
00:09to be pushing their way north and eastwards, affecting much of southern parts of England,
00:14into Wales, into the Midlands and towards the far south east as we start Monday morning.
00:20Still some strong winds out there, especially along the English Channel and then running
00:25up to East Anglia. Lighter winds to the far north, but still largely cloudy conditions
00:31here, perhaps just seeing some glimmers of sunshine to start the day on Monday morning
00:36across northern parts of Scotland. But there is a lot of cloud around, so that will keep
00:42temperatures up generally 10 or 11 degrees to start Monday. But it is going to be quite
00:48a gloomy start on Monday, especially across England and much of Wales, with heavy spells
00:53of rain that will gradually push its way northwards. And we have further rain warnings
00:57in force for areas that have already seen a significant amount of rainfall this month.
01:02So expect some difficult driving conditions, some spray on the roads, but even some possible
01:07flooding impacts expected. Further towards the south, it will turn a little bit drier,
01:13still rather cloudy, but perhaps just some glimmers of sunshine towards the far southwest.
01:18A messy picture across parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland, generally still staying
01:23largely cloudy, but we'll see a few showery outbreaks of rain here, but generally lighter
01:28winds. So it's going to be feeling quite unpleasant underneath the areas of persistent rainfall
01:33across the central swathes of the UK. So chillier here, but further towards the south, we may
01:39get up to 17 or possibly 18 degrees. So as we go through Monday evening, low pressure
01:46will gradually clear its way towards the east, but still some heavy spells of rain
01:50persisting, especially across the Midlands, parts of Yorkshire and into East Anglia as
01:55that low pressure clears its way eastwards. Further towards the north and west, we'll
02:00start to see some clear skies to start Tuesday morning. Still a few showers around, but generally
02:06lighter winds, especially across the southwest. Otherwise, temperatures generally holding
02:11up 10 or 11 degrees, but across parts of Scotland underneath the clearest skies, perhaps
02:16just dropping a touch lower here. So to start Tuesday morning, still we've got some outbreaks
02:22of rain, especially across the southeast of England. But we also have a keen breeze coming
02:28down that northeast coast, so cloudy conditions here and feeling quite chilly. But further
02:33towards the west, we will start seeing some brighter skies developing through Tuesday
02:38afternoon, with some sunny spells. Still a few showers around, but a lot drier than
02:44recent days. Highs of up to possibly 17 or 18 degrees, but underneath the brisk wind
02:50across the north and east, it is going to be feeling rather cool here. Now, as we look
02:56ahead to the midweek, it is going to see there is going to be signs of higher pressure building
03:02that will give some drier and brighter conditions, but also lead in to some quite chilly nights
03:08to come. But if you want more details on the forecast where you are, make sure to hit subscribe
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