Tuesday morning forecast 10/08/21

10 August - National weather forecast presented by Alex Deakin.

Transcript

00:00Welcome to your latest update from the Met Office. Tuesday's forecast is again

00:04sunshine and showers but there won't be as many downpours, they won't be as

00:09intense as Monday's showers either and actually large parts of the country

00:13will be dry and fine with spirals of sunshine. Some very heavy showers though

00:18around through Monday. Met Office yellow warnings remain in place through the

00:21evening. Bands of showers across the south, slow moving downpours across parts

00:26Scotland and Northern Ireland. Potential for further travel disruption, a lot of

00:31spray and surface water on the roads and also the risk of some lightning

00:35strikes with some storms providing lots of flashes and bangs. But they tend to

00:40fade as we go through the evening and certainly the second half of the night

00:43looking largely dry although we will keep some showers going over northwest

00:47England, eastern and southern Scotland. With clear spells temperatures not

00:51dropping too far, most towns and cities sticking in the teens. On to Tuesday

00:57and we will see I think good spells of sunshine but not everywhere starting

01:01with blue skies. There'll still be quite a bit of cloud and some showers over

01:04parts of northern England since northeast Scotland and then as we go

01:08through the day some clouds will bubble up and we'll see more showers developing.

01:12Not as many as Monday, they'll be mostly focused down the eastern side of

01:15England and eastern Scotland and even here they'll be scattered about so some

01:20places may not see those showers at all and certainly much of the south, most of

01:24the west will be dry and bright for most of the day. Bit of sunshine, light

01:29winds, feeling a bit warmer than Monday with temperatures generally around or

01:34perhaps even still a touch below average but feeling warmer because the winds

01:38will be that much lighter, 24 degrees likely in one or two places. Through the

01:44course of Tuesday evening we'll still have a sprinkling of potentially heavy

01:48showers across the east particularly northeast Scotland but many will be dry

01:52with clear spells but look behind me there's a weather system moving in. This

01:56is going to bring cloud and rain through Wednesday tied into an area of low

02:00pressure out in the Atlantic but the weather front's making steady progress

02:04during Wednesday bumping up against a ridge of high pressure. So that weather

02:09front will be bringing cloud and rain initially to northern Ireland and western

02:13Scotland. In fact could be quite heavy for time on Wednesday the rain as it

02:17pushes into northern Ireland but the cloud will also increase across western

02:21parts of England and Wales after a bright start and we'll see some patchy rain

02:25trickling in here to end the day. Much of the Midlands, eastern England will stay

02:29dry and bright along with parts of eastern Scotland for most of the day. The

02:33sunshine likely to turn increasingly hazy but with good spells of sunshine

02:37across the southeast 24-25 is possible whereas it will feel a lot cooler as the

02:42wet and windy weather swings into northern Ireland and western Scotland.

02:46Staying pretty mixed through the rest of this week but large parts of central and

02:50eastern England likely to have a much drier week certainly compared to the

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