Sunday afternoon forecast 06/11/22

06 November - National weather forecast presented by Rachel Ayers.

Transcript

00:00Hello, and welcome to our latest weather update from the Met Office.

00:04Clear spells last night led to some good fireworks displays, but also some mist and fog patches

00:08to start Sunday.

00:09There has been rain around also, particularly across East Anglia and South East England,

00:14and there is a rain warning for that until 4pm today.

00:18Elsewhere, showers are going to spread north-eastwards throughout the rest of this afternoon, and

00:23they could be heavy and thundery at times.

00:27Showers for today will still be a touch above average for the time of year, particularly

00:31across southern parts of the UK, where we'll see maximums of around 14-15.

00:38Heading into this evening, showers will continue for a time, though slowly becoming confined

00:43to southern and western parts of England and Wales, as well as north-west parts of Scotland.

00:49This is ahead of a band of longer spells of rain moving in across Northern Ireland, Wales

00:53and later north-west England as we start Monday.

00:57Away from the rain, though, across eastern parts of Scotland and England, we'll see some

01:02clear spells developing, which could lead to a few mist and fog patches forming.

01:08Temperatures tonight will be mild once again for southern and western parts of the UK,

01:12where we've got stronger winds and increased cloud cover.

01:15Though further east, under clear skies and in any shelter, temperatures could just drop

01:20into the mid to upper single figures.

01:24Now to start Monday, that mist and fog will slowly clear as that band of rain makes its

01:29way north and eastwards.

01:31This will be swiftly followed by further bands of longer spells of rain or showers making

01:36their way in from the south-west throughout the day.

01:40And these could once again be heavy at times.

01:43Temperatures tomorrow will be similar to what we're expecting to see today, if not just

01:48a touch higher, particularly across the south, where we could see the best of the sunshine

01:52through Monday.

01:54Now looking ahead to Monday evening, and showers will continue, but we draw our attention to

01:58this band of rain that's going to make its way into western parts of Wales as well as

02:03south-west England, and for a time, south-eastern parts of Northern Ireland.

02:07This is going to bring some quite heavy bursts of rain, maybe with some thunderstorms along

02:12there as well.

02:13But particularly, it's going to bring some quite strong winds into Monday night.

02:18So this cold front here marks that band of rain as it makes its way across the UK, bringing

02:23some quite strong winds for Irish sea coasts as well as the coasts of Devon and Cornwall.

02:29And this could see gusts of 55 to 60 miles per hour through Monday evening.

02:35Thank you for listening and for all your latest weather updates and any updates on warnings,

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02:44Bye for now.