Thursday evening forecast 01/06/23

01 June - National weather forecast presented by Annie Shuttleworth.

Transcript

00:00Hello, the summer sunshine will be much more widely felt as we head through the end of

00:05the week and towards the weekend as that cloud finally pushes its way back to the North Sea

00:10coast. However, through Thursday evening, we've got a rinse repeat of previous evenings

00:14as it pulls westwards towards western areas of the UK overnight, bringing many areas another

00:20cloudy but dry night. Now, there will be a few more holes in the cloud overnight and

00:26particularly a large clearer skies across northeastern Scotland, and that's going to

00:30allow our temperatures to fall down a little lower here. So we could see a touch of air

00:34frost by Friday morning across the far northeast. But for many of us, it'll be a similar start

00:38to recent mornings. The difference will be, though, that that cloud will lift up and break

00:43up much more readily than it has done so far this week. And that means by lunchtime, much

00:49of the UK will be under clear blue sky. So plenty of warm and quite strong sunshine through

00:54Friday afternoon. However, not for absolutely everywhere across the east coast. At the coast,

01:00it will still feel cooler and the cloud will linger through much of the day. So temperatures

01:04again still cap down towards 12 degrees. Further west, though, we're still close to close to

01:11average or a little bit above. That will feel a little bit cooler across parts of Wales

01:15and the southwest than it has done through Thursday. Then through Friday evening, we'll

01:20see that northeasterly breeze drag in cloud once again, but it's not going to be as much

01:25as we've seen recently. So for the likes of East Anglia, Lincolnshire and into northeastern

01:30areas of England, we'll continue to see that cloud pushing in. But many other areas are

01:34going to stay clear and dry. We could see the odd touch of drizzle across the far northwest

01:40of Scotland, however. But with those clear skies across the country, we'll see temperatures

01:46dipping down quite widely close to low single figures. That's because we've not got particularly

01:51warm air mass at the moment. So when the sun does go down, it can chill off a little bit.

01:56So a chillier start for some of us to start on Saturday, but the sun will get to work

02:00quite quickly once again. We've got high pressure in charge throughout the weekend. It's the

02:06same high pressure we've had through much of the week. It's centred to the northwest

02:09of the UK, and that's why we've got this north or northeasterly breeze. It won't be quite

02:14as strong through the weekend, however, and that means we won't see quite as much cloud

02:18through the mornings and it will break up and lift up very readily into the afternoon.

02:23So a good deal of summer sunshine out there through Saturday and the rest of the weekend

02:27too. However, it will be slightly cloudier across the far north of Scotland and therefore

02:31a little bit cooler. However, for many of us, temperatures will climb up to around average

02:36in the high teens or low 20s through Saturday. If you're interested in any more information

02:43over the weekend forecast that ends the half term, then make sure you check out our weekend

02:47forecast on YouTube. Otherwise, that's all for me and I'll see you later.