Monday afternoon forecast 02/05/22

02 May – National weather forecast by Sarah Kent

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00:00Hello. Most of us have seen some rain so far this weekend, and whilst Bank Holiday Monday

00:05should be dry for many of us, it's not going to be dry for everyone.

00:09And the latest satellite and radar imagery shows cloudy skies for much of the UK, with

00:14some showery outbreaks moving across the south-west and a few light showers elsewhere.

00:20The Monday afternoon will be a mix of brief bright or sunny spells and a scattering of

00:24showers, with some of the driest conditions over northern Scotland.

00:27It will feel cool where it stays cloudy along some North Sea coasts, but where the sun does

00:32break through elsewhere, we could see maximum temperatures of around 17 Celsius.

00:37Now those showers will continue in places this evening and overnight, although they

00:41will tend to become lighter as the night goes on.

00:45Some clear spells are possible in the south-west, and we could see some fog forming here by

00:49morning, turning chilly across northern Scotland, and there could be a touch of frost here where

00:54there are any cloud breaks, but it will be milder elsewhere, with lows generally in

00:59mid to high single figures.

01:02Tuesday then starts on a fairly cloudy note, with some showery outbreaks in places. Early

01:07fog in the south-west will soon lift away with some sunny spells, but these will trigger

01:12some scattered showers for the afternoon.

01:15It will be cool in northern and eastern areas, but where there is some sunshine in the south

01:20and west, temperatures will peak at around 18 Celsius.

01:25That's all from me for now, and remember you can always stay up to date with the latest

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