Thursday morning forecast 03/11/22

3 November - National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir.

Transcript

00:00Hello there, welcome to your weather update from the Met Office. It's

00:04changeable over the next few days, wind, rain, showers, interspersed with some

00:09sunshine and also some chilly mornings, but all change through the weekend as we

00:14inherit a southerly wind. For the time being, two areas of concern, some severe

00:18gales across the north and the west of Scotland, that's where we'll see the

00:21strongest winds overnight and also some heavy rain. Also some rain which will

00:26become persistent and fairly relentless towards the southeast, so some surface

00:29water issues going into tomorrow across the southeast of England. In between,

00:33through tomorrow, the ice bars open up, which means not as windy, more in the way

00:38of some brighter weather, but always showers around. So through Wednesday

00:42evening, let's pick up on that area of low pressure first of all. That wind will

00:46be incredibly strong, severe gales as that rain gradually moves its way

00:50northwards. Showers for Northern Ireland, Northern England, as well as Wales and

00:54then an overhang of clouds and some rain down towards the southeast. Pulses of

00:58heavy rain embedded within that rain band through tonight and into tomorrow

01:02morning. It's going to be a cold night, particularly away from the rain towards

01:06the southeast and a chilly start to the day come Thursday morning, but there will

01:09be some brighter weather around eastern areas of Scotland, down towards Northern

01:14England. Still some showers, particularly along the coast here. You can see those

01:17showers filing in across Western Scotland as the more persistent rain

01:20leaves mainland Scotland, but you'll see a wet and windy day across Orkney as

01:25well as Shetland. And then this rain across the southeast pivots a little bit,

01:28extends towards Norfolk before it clears later on in the day. But even so, you can

01:33see for Kent as well as Essex, even Suffolk, you'll see the rain until

01:37probably sundown. Elsewhere some brighter skies, but those showers will turn a bit

01:41more persistent, heavy, frequent across the west as well as the southwest. Always a

01:45chance of thunder, but some sunshine further north and east. And temperatures

01:49typically coming in around 10 to 13 degrees Celsius. This area of low

01:54pressure will continue to feed some showers towards the far south, but most

01:57places seeing some brighter weather on Friday after a chilly start and a cold

02:00night into Saturday morning. And then all change again. This system will sweep in

02:05from the Atlantic, again delivering wind, some outbreaks of rain. Behind it we'll

02:10see some showers, low pressure then firmly in charge, but all change as we

02:14head into next week. Yes, it's still going to be windy and we'll still see some

02:18showers around, but the wind will change and coming up from the south, which will

02:21allow for some higher temperatures and the nights won't be as cold either. I'll

02:26see you later. Bye bye for now.