Sunday afternoon forecast 27/11/22

27 November - National weather forecast presented by Greg Dewhurst.

Transcript

00:00Hello, there. Welcome to the latest broadcast from the Met Office. Much of November has

00:05been dominated by mild, wet and windy weather and continue to see that over the rest of

00:11the weekend. The jet stream still bringing in that mild air, some wet and windy weather

00:16in places. However, as we move through the week, the jet stream moves away and we see

00:20something a little bit colder. So, back to Sunday afternoon, quite cloudy skies across

00:25much of England and Wales. Further rain across the far south-east of England, could see some

00:30localised river flooding, particularly across parts of Kent. Brighter skies the further

00:35north and west you go, the sunnier skies across parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland, but

00:40the risk of some showers. Some of these could be heavy at times, blown in by quite a brisk

00:45wind across the far north-west of the UK, some hail, some thunder in there too. In between,

00:50there will be some drier spells and winds still coming in from the south, even though

00:54they're quite blustery in the north and the west, still a mild direction. 10 to 12 degrees

00:59for many, still 13 or 14 across some southern parts of England. We say goodbye to the rain

01:05across south-east England as we head towards the end of the evening. Blustery showers though

01:10across the north and the west continue. These try and spread a little further eastwards

01:14overnight, but the clearest skies across central parts of England into eastern England too.

01:19This will allow some mist and fog patches to develop, particularly across eastern England

01:23down into east Anglia, some dense patches forming as we head towards the end of the

01:28night. A little bit fresher for most, single figures across towns and cities. In the countryside

01:34across parts of the north and east, we could see a touch of frost forming as we head into

01:39Monday morning. A bright start for many Monday morning, clearest skies across central areas.

01:44Some mist and fog patches though, particularly across eastern England, could lead to a tricky

01:48commute first thing. This should generally lift and break, perhaps some low cloud hanging

01:52on across some eastern counties. Elsewhere, a mixture of sunny spells and showers, though

01:56showers mostly focused across central southern England into Wales, the west country. Best

02:02of the sunshine across Northern Ireland and Scotland. Blue skies for many here, and winds

02:06generally light, still a little bit breezy around some southern and western coasts. Here

02:11temperatures 11 or 12 degrees, a bit cooler further north and east, particularly where

02:16any low cloud lingers across some eastern coasts. Through the evening time, we'll continue

02:20to see those showers across southern areas. They will fade away later, clearing skies

02:25for many, will lead to quite a chilly night, patchy frost across northern areas, and then

02:30the return of some low cloud, mist and fog across the far east of England. And low cloud,

02:36mist and fog will be the theme as we move through the week ahead. Plenty of this across

02:41many central and eastern areas, but more widespread by the end of the week. The risk of a few

02:45light showers, but the main theme is drier. If you'd like more information on this, you

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