Met Office Monday evening weather forecast 22/04/2024

22 April - National weather forecast presented by Annie Shuttleworth

Transcript

00:00Hello, good evening. There'll be more in the way of sunshine throughout Tuesday after a

00:04bit of a dull start to the week. However, there's still a lot of cloud and some drizzly

00:09rain out there for the next few hours across many southern and central areas of England

00:13and Wales. Particularly across north-eastern areas of England, we could see some quite

00:16low cloud developing through tonight and drizzly rain will come and go for many southern and

00:21central areas. A different story though for the north and west. Across Northern Ireland,

00:26much of Scotland, it will turn much drier and clearer through this evening. We could

00:30see a touch of frost across rural areas of central Scotland, potentially also across

00:35the far south-east, but widely it's going to be a fairly cold start to the day on Tuesday.

00:40But as I said, frost will be fairly limited to just those restricted areas. A bright start

00:46for many areas in the north across Northern Ireland, much of Scotland and northern England

00:49as this band of cloud and rain slowly sinks southwards. It's quite a weak feature by the

00:53time we get to Tuesday lunchtime, but there's still a risk of some showery outbreaks of

00:57rain, particularly across the south-east through Tuesday. That brighter weather will spread

01:02into parts of north Wales and the Midlands later on in the afternoon as well. Now we've

01:06still got this pesky northerly wind, that's going to bring a chilly feel to eastern coast

01:10through the day, but if you are in the sheltered sunshine in the west, perhaps across parts

01:14of south Wales, Devon and Cornwall, temperatures could climb up to the mid-teens, 15-16 degrees

01:20as possible in those areas. Now this area of cloud and rain will still linger across

01:24the south-east likely into the start of the evening, but it should clear away through

01:28the night to leave much of the UK with clear skies and another dry night for many areas.

01:33So it's likely to be another fairly cold night. This onshore wind though across the east coast

01:38will keep a lot of cloud around along coastal areas, perhaps a few showers now and again

01:43as well through the night. But elsewhere it should be another dry and clear night. It's

01:47going to be a more widely colder night on Tuesday night. A few more in the way of rural

01:52areas across parts of Wales, the Midlands, up across north-west England as well. There's

01:56a risk of frost, so we could see temperatures down as low as minus 3 or 4 degrees on Wednesday

02:01morning in rural areas. Wednesday will be a similar day to Tuesday for many western

02:06and northern areas. Across the east though there will be more in the way of sunshine

02:09through the morning. However, this onshore wind is going to bring more cloud in through

02:13the afternoon and perhaps a few showers now and again. But I think most areas should get

02:18away with quite a fine and dry day. But it's still an onshore northerly wind, so it's going

02:23to feel colder, closer to 8 or 9 degrees across the east coast, but again closer to the mid-teens

02:28in the west where you are sheltered from that wind. It's a similar feel through Thursday

02:33and into Friday, but it does look like it will turn a bit warmer, but more unsettled

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