Tuesday afternoon forecast 09/11/21

09 November - The national weather forecast presented by Aidan McGivern.

Transcript

00:00Hi there and welcome to the latest from the Met Office. A three-way split across the UK

00:05this afternoon. Cloud and rain through central areas, sunny spells to the north and the south

00:09of that with blustery showers for the far north of the UK. The wet and windy weather

00:16that we saw across north-western parts of the UK has sunk south overnight and this cold

00:21front is now bringing the cloud and rain to central parts. Meanwhile, blustery showers

00:26follow for the far north and north-west, northern and western Scotland seeing the most frequent

00:31showers as well as gusty winds. Some brighter spells in between, some sunny skies breaking

00:36out for southern Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland as the area of cloud and rain sinks

00:39south. But it's a dull and damp day for parts of Wales into northern England with the rain

00:45persistent over the higher ground. To the south again and that's where we'll find some

00:50sunshine remaining across parts of south-east England with temperatures responding well

00:54to 15 to 16 Celsius here. A little colder for Scotland and Northern Ireland compared

00:59to Monday. Into Tuesday evening, an area of more prolonged showery rain pushes through

01:05Scotland for a time. It does move through quickly and then clear spells follow with

01:09further showers in the far north and north-west. Meanwhile, the cloud and rain across much

01:14of England and Wales also starts to creep south. So generally, much of England and Wales

01:19is grey and gloomy overnight with some hill fog, some coastal mist as well. The far south-east

01:24perhaps sees some clear spells and some lower temperatures but within the cloudy zone, 8

01:30to 10s, whilst for Scotland and Northern Ireland with those clear spells, single figures, some

01:35low single figures. In sheltered spots, perhaps a touch of frost for north-east Scotland first

01:39thing. Otherwise, it's a bright enough start for Scotland and Northern Ireland. Further

01:43showers feeding into northern and western Scotland along with that gusty wind. The showers

01:47on the heavy side for the northern isles and the far north of the mainland with some hail

01:51potentially. But across England and Wales, it's a cloudy day. I think brighter skies

01:56for northern England and north Wales compared to Tuesday. But further south, it's grey and

02:02gloomy with that mist and low cloud, hill fog and some further light outbreaks of rain

02:08and drizzle. Perhaps some brightness there in the far south-east for Kent if the front

02:13doesn't quite reach that far. And if we get some brightness, there's a chance we'll still

02:17manage a 16C in the far south-east. But otherwise, those temperatures are a bit more suppressed

02:22under the cloudy skies. Similar sort of day for Scotland and Northern Ireland meanwhile.

02:28And then into Wednesday evening, the low cloud becomes fairly extensive again across much

02:32of England and Wales. A gloomy night to come with that hill fog and mistiness in places

02:37along with a few spots of rain and drizzle. Further showers or longer spells of rain into

02:42the far north and north-west along with a strong wind. And Thursday, once that clears

02:47through, looks like a generally fine day for many. But it will stay cloudy with a lot

02:51of low cloud in the south. Best of any brighter skies will be in the north. Follow us on social

02:56media and we'll keep you updated as always with the very latest. Bye bye.