Sunday morning forecast 30/10/22

30 October - National weather forecast presented by Rachel Ayers.

Transcript

00:00Hello and welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office. It's been quite a wet

00:06Saturday for many, with a band of rain making its way northwards across the UK. And this

00:11will continue into tonight, to leave only really the northern isles being affected by

00:15this band of rain by the early hours of Sunday. Showers will then feed into western parts

00:21on strong south-westerly winds, and there will be some light and patchy rain across

00:25the south-east of England. But otherwise, it will be quite a dry night tonight, and

00:30even though there will be some clear spells around, temperatures will still be quite mild

00:35for the time of year, remaining in and around the double figures for towns and cities, though

00:39in some rural areas we might just see them dipping into the mid-single figures.

00:45Through Sunday, after what will be quite a dry start for many, we will see further showers

00:49pushing in on those winds from the south-west. And it will be quite strong winds, so for

00:55coastal areas it could be some gale force winds at times. Those showers will also be

01:00heavy and could contain some hail as well, and we might see the odd localised thunderstorm

01:06for some western coasts. Temperatures on Sunday will be a touch down

01:11on what we saw on Saturday, but highs will still be above average for the time of year,

01:16around 16 to 18. As we head into Sunday night, those showers

01:22will continue for Northern Ireland, Scotland and parts of Northern England for a time,

01:27but it will generally become drier as we head closer to Monday, with some clear spells particularly

01:32across England and Wales. Though drawing our attention to the west, there is a big band

01:37of rain that will make its way eastwards through Monday.

01:42Temperatures on Sunday night will be a little down on what we're expecting for Saturday

01:46night, but still above average for the time of year, with minimums of around 10 to 12.

01:53Now with Monday being Halloween, what is the forecast for any trick-or-treaters out there?

01:58Well, that band of rain will make its way eastwards through Monday, but quite slowly,

02:03so there will be rain in the west, so the earlier you can get out in the evening to

02:07go trick-or-treating, the better. Generally drier in the east, but quite cloudy, and it

02:12will be a little cooler than what we've seen on recent nights, so it might be a good idea

02:16to make sure you've got your coat with you.

02:19And what about the rest of the week? Well, we're starting November next week, and it's

02:22still looking to remain changeable. Quite windy as well, especially around coasts, so

02:28we could see some further coastal gales into next week. Though after what's been quite

02:33a mild period, temperatures will start to trend downwards a little closer to average

02:37for the time of year.

02:40Thank you for listening, and for all your latest weather updates on the Halloween forecast,

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