Monday morning forecast 14/11/2022

14 November - National weather forecast presented by Marco Petagna

Transcript

00:00Hello and welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office. We've seen the warmest

00:03remembrance Sunday on record this year, but things are set to change over the next few

00:07days. We'll start to see weather systems pushing in off the Atlantic, so things turning wet

00:11and windy once again from the west, and notice the blue colours there starting to push towards

00:15the UK, indicating a drop in temperature back to the seasonal average.

00:18So looking at things in more detail for the overnight period, things are set to turn quite

00:23grotty towards the east and north-east of the UK. Here lots of low clouds and mist and

00:27fog patches forming by Monday morning, whereas out towards the west a band of rain, increasingly

00:31breezy conditions too, moving in across Northern Ireland, western Scotland, Wales and east-southwest

00:36of England. Under some clearer slots away from the mist and fog out towards the east,

00:40we could see lows of 6 or 7 degrees, but milder there towards the west as that rain comes

00:44in. As for Monday itself, well the mist and murk

00:47in the east will take its time to lift as we go through Monday morning, eventually some

00:50brighter breaks developing here into the afternoon, and meanwhile those bands of outbreaks of

00:54rain out towards the west moving in across many central and western parts of the UK,

00:59but notice some sunshine pushing through across Northern Ireland, Wales and the south-west

01:03of England later on in the day. Temperatures continue their trend downwards,

01:06but it's still pretty mild for the time of year, peaking at 16 degrees in the afternoon,

01:10that's a 61 Fahrenheit, still several degrees above the average for mid-November.

01:15As for Tuesday, well wet and windy weather will move in from the south-west, so a pretty

01:18unpleasant day across the bulk of the UK here, some heavy bursts of rain around, coupled

01:22with gales in places, certainly in some exposed parts, and temperatures continue their trend

01:26downwards, peaking at 11-13 Celsius, 13 in the south is the mid-50s in Fahrenheit, and

01:32again that's still just above where they should be for the time of year.

01:35That's pretty much it from me, but you can keep tuned to the Met Office forecast by following

01:38us on social media. I'll see you soon, take care, bye bye.