Monday afternoon forecast 30/08/21
30 August – National weather forecast
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00:00Hello. It's going to be another cloudy day for most, with the best of any sunshine in
00:05sheltered parts of the west and north-west, and whilst it will be dry for most of us,
00:10it's not going to be dry for everyone. On Monday afternoon it's eastern areas which
00:14will keep a lot of cloud, and the chance of a few drizzly showers. Some bright or sunny
00:18breaks in central England, but the best of any sunshine will be in sheltered parts of
00:22the west and north-west, particularly across parts of Scotland. Temperatures peaking at
00:26around 21 degrees, but really rather chilly along north sea coasts in a brisk northerly
00:31breeze. There'll be some early sunshine in parts of the west and north-west on Monday
00:36evening, but elsewhere rather cloudy and some patchy drizzle in the east, perhaps in parts
00:41of central England later. Some clearer skies in sheltered parts of the west and north-west,
00:45and we could see some patchy fog here by morning. Temperatures though holding in double figures
00:50for most, but chilly under clearer skies in the west, where temperatures could fall as
00:54low as 3 to 5 degrees. So Tuesday starts on a cloudy note for many of us. The best
01:02of any early sunshine will be in the west, and there'll be a few drizzly showers around
01:06in central and eastern areas in the morning too, but these should largely die out with
01:10some bright spells developing in the afternoon. Once again, the best sunshine is going to
01:15be sheltered western parts where temperatures will reach around 21 degrees. Always chilly
01:20along north sea coasts though, in a northerly breeze. So high pressure remains with us for
01:25the next few days, and it'll often be cloudy across England and Wales, although dry for
01:29most of us with the best of any sunshine across parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland. And
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