Sunday afternoon forecast 11/12/22

11 December - National weather forecast presented by Jonathan Vautrey

Transcript

00:00Hello there. Fog, frost and snow was the name of the game as we woke up on Sunday morning,

00:06particularly areas of central and southern England waking up to some rather murky scenes

00:11of wonderful shots here in Norfolk. If we move further west it was a dusting of snow

00:16that greeted us, a wonderful shot here again in Pontypridd, Wales from Emma. It is this

00:21snow across southern Wales that has just shifted its way into Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire

00:26and could continue for a time into Sunday afternoon. A few wintry showers across southern

00:30coast of England as well, they'll tend to drift their way eastwards throughout the day

00:34and those stubborn fog patches will persist for a fair amount of the day as well, tending

00:39to remain fairly cloudy and murky here. The best of the sunshine then across Northern

00:44Ireland, central areas of Scotland and a few areas of Northern England as well. Snow showers

00:50continuing for the Highlands and the Western Isles but for all of us it's going to be a

00:53cold day, really temperatures not climbing too far, much beyond 1 or 2 Celsius at best,

01:00we can hope for 6 degrees in Jersey. Temperatures will be dropping even further as we head into

01:05the evening and it's here where we just have to watch out for a feature in the far southeast

01:10as those showers shift their way northwards a bit and come inland that could produce a

01:14bit of sleet and snow. Generally Kent and Sussex more likely to see some snow accumulations

01:19maybe 1 or 2 centimetres at lower levels, 5 to 10 centimetres on the higher grounds

01:24but there is scope for eastern areas of Essex, eastern areas of London to see a few wintry

01:28flakes into the early hours of Monday morning as well and that could just provide a bit

01:33of disruption first thing so do just take care when you are heading out. The freezing

01:37fog will return quite widely again across central and southern areas of England but

01:41perhaps more extensively now into the Vale of York, North West England and also across

01:45Northern Ireland. The clearest skies overnight for areas of Scotland and it's here where

01:50we'll see temperatures drop down quite rapidly. Minus 10, minus 12 Celsius is possible in

01:55some rural locations over lying snow but for all of us there will be a widespread frost

02:01once again quite widely into minus digits and certainly a cold start to Monday morning.

02:07Ice scrapers at the ready particularly in the far southeast and the far northwest where

02:11those showers are continuing to fall on frozen surfaces. The freezing fog will persist again

02:17and linger throughout the morning generally a murky one here but sunnier skies for central

02:23Scotland and into Northern England once again. The showers tend to shift their focus up towards

02:28Shetland for the second half of Monday and into Tuesday and we could see 5 to 10 centimetres

02:33of snow build up across areas here quite widely otherwise temperatures once again are not

02:40going to be climbing too high. Generally twos freeze Celsius but where this cloud and freezing

02:45fog persists we might not really climb much higher than zero degrees Celsius. Throughout

02:51the rest of Monday evening it's a similar picture where the freezing fog will return

02:56once again and the clearest skies continue for Scotland and areas of Northern England.

03:00The showers persisting across areas of Shetland. Do stay up to date with the forecast and you

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03:17see you again here shortly. Bye bye.