Met Office Tuesday afternoon weather forecast 09/04/2024

09 April - National weather forecast presented by Annie Shuttleworth.

Transcript

00:00Good afternoon. It's much chillier feeling day today and that will lead us

00:03into a colder night tonight for many areas as it does turn a bit drier

00:08through this evening. You can see that dry and brighter weather already

00:11spreading into Northern Ireland, Western areas of Wales, the southwest of England

00:14on the latest satellite picture here. However further east we've got an area

00:19of low pressure with this cloud wrapped around it and with that cloud we've also

00:23got some very persistent rain particularly for northern areas of

00:26England and parts of southern Scotland and it's across Scotland where we do

00:29have this rain warning in force for many areas so there'll likely be some

00:34disruption from the rain, some localised flooding. There's also some very brisk

00:37winds particularly across these Irish Sea coasts of Wales, northwest England as

00:42well so the wind warning in force for the next few hours but the winds will

00:45remain fairly brisk as well into this evening. That's bringing a much chillier

00:50feel so despite it being that much drier across Northern Ireland and these

00:53southwestern areas it's still going to stay on the cooler side of things.

00:57Through this evening this area of low pressure will push off into the North

01:01Sea and it will take with it much of the rain so it's going to be a much drier

01:04night tonight, clear skies for many areas but that's going to allow

01:08temperatures to fall away so it'll be a much colder night than of late

01:12particularly across these eastern areas of Scotland, northern England as well.

01:16There could be a rural frost by tomorrow morning but everywhere is going to be on

01:20the chilly side away from the very far southwest where cloud will have

01:25thickened by the morning. This band of rain is going to push eastwards

01:28throughout the day on Wednesday so it'll likely be a fairly wet morning across

01:32Northern Ireland as well as potentially parts of Cornwall, western coasts of

01:35Wales as well. That rain will push into parts of Scotland, northern England as

01:40well by lunchtime and it's across Scotland where it turns particularly

01:44heavy and persistent as a rain warning in force for the whole day on Wednesday

01:48particularly across these western areas, the high ground of the Highlands in

01:52particular could see rainfall totals building up and some localised flooding

01:55issues. We've got spring tides as well at the moment so there's a risk of some

01:59coastal flooding. Further south yes it does turn cloudier and there is a risk

02:03of some rain but the rain will be much lighter particularly across eastern

02:07areas and that cloud and rain is bringing with it significantly milder

02:11air so although it's much cloudier and wetter day it's going to be feeling a

02:14little bit warmer with temperatures much closer or even above average for the

02:18time of year. We stick with the milder air as we head through the rest of the

02:23week however the rain will continue to be persistent across western areas of

02:27Scotland through Wednesday evening but it's towards the south where we really

02:31start to see temperatures rise through the rest of the week so it's going to be

02:34a much milder night on Wednesday night and it by the daytime on Friday as well.

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