Tuesday afternoon forecast 13/06/23

13 June - National weather forecast presented by Alex Deakin.

Transcript

00:00Hello. For most, the skies are blue again today, and they will be again tomorrow. Plenty

00:05of very warm sunshine on offer. Just like the last few days, though, thunderstorms can't

00:10be ruled out. This is the image from Space Thru this morning. We've seen some heavy showers

00:15overnight moving through the Irish Sea, still one or two affecting Northern Ireland. But

00:20it's later on through the afternoon across the west of Northern Ireland and into northwest

00:24Scotland where we are likely to see some big thunderstorms. Not everywhere seeing them

00:29in the warning zones, but where they do occur, large hailstones and a lot of rain falling

00:33in a short space of time either could cause some disruption. Now, there is also the chance

00:38of seeing one or two scattered showers across the far south that could also turn into big

00:43thunderstorms. But I think that we're pretty isolated for the vast majority. It is just

00:47going to be dry and sunny, some misty conditions around some coasts in the northeast and at

00:52times in the southwest. But a warmer day for much of the southwest compared to yesterday

00:56and the heart of the country getting close to 30 degrees Celsius. The East Coast will

01:02be a little cooler, but perhaps just a bit more comfortable here. And it will be a bit

01:06cooler, obviously, if that mist persists around the coast in the far northeast. Still the

01:10potential for big thunderstorms rumbling on into this evening, but they should fade by

01:16midnight and then most places looking dry and clear. Notice the breeze coming in from

01:20the east, not as strong as it was a couple of weeks ago, not generating the cloud that

01:24it did for much of last week either. But it is bringing slightly cooler air into the

01:30east. So it'll be more comfortable here compared to the west, where temperatures again, pretty

01:35warm overnight, pretty humid again, 15, 16, 17 Celsius in some urban areas. So a difficult

01:42night for sleeping in the west, slightly more comfortable across the east. Again, Wednesday,

01:46more sunshine for the vast majority and a very small chance of seeing any showers. Again,

01:52the greatest risk in the far northwest of Scotland, far northeast, maybe a little misty

01:56around the coast at times, but the vast majority blue skies pretty much from dawn till dusk.

02:02And that's quite a long time at this time of year. So lots of sunshine around, some

02:06fair weather cloud bubbling up, of course, through the course of the day. And I said

02:09the small chance of a shower in the northwest temperatures perhaps not quite as high as

02:15today, a degree or so down, but still pretty warm for the time of year, still feeling fairly

02:19warm and humid. Again, the east coast will be probably a little cooler and perhaps a

02:23little bit more comfortable. Not a great deal of change on Wednesday evening or indeed into

02:28Thursday. The weather is going to be fine and sunny for the vast majority the end of

02:33the week into the weekend. Signs of a subtle change. The high pressure that's been dominating

02:38just starting to ebb away. Low pressure just influencing things a little more. So again,

02:42introducing more moisture, a bit more heat, a bit more humidity. And as that low pressure

02:47gets close, an increasing chance of seeing some showers initially in the west, but perhaps

02:50becoming a bit more widespread into the weekend. That's something we'll be keeping a close

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