Sunday morning forecast 05/09/21
05 September – National weather forecast.
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00:00Hello there, Sunday we'll see rain spread into the far northwest of the UK, but much of the UK will see plenty of sunny spells and it will feel warmer, particularly across the east.
00:10The reason for the change to warmer weather is high pressure slips to the southeast of the UK introduces a southerly airflow and we'll see temperatures rise reaching the high 20s by Tuesday.
00:20Back to Saturday evening we'll see thicker cloud across eastern parts of the UK, but central and western areas generally fine and dry as we head overnight, though some showers will start to move into Northern Ireland and Western Scotland.
00:32Under the clear skies we'll see a few mist and fog patches developing, some low cloud towards southwest England as well, temperatures generally staying in double figures, but dipping into single figures under the clearest skies across parts of Scotland.
00:45So a fresh start to Sunday morning, some sunshine around, more sunshine out of late, but still some low cloud across eastern parts of England in particular, and also some low cloud across southwest England, but a lot of this cloud will lift and break to leave plenty of sunny spells across the UK.
01:01However, Northern Ireland, Northern and Western Scotland will continue to stay quite cloudy with some showery outbreaks of rain here. With the winds turning to a southerly direction, temperatures will start to rise, less cold along the east coast, highs around 25 Celsius across southern England, reaching the low 20s across northern England and southern Scotland.
01:20Through Sunday evening we'll see that rain push its way southeastwards across Northern Ireland into central southern parts of Scotland, but elsewhere generally be a fine end to the day.
01:29Looking ahead into the beginning of next week, it should stay largely fine, the rain across northern parts of the UK quickly easing, then plenty of sunshine to come and temperatures rising further.