Met Office Saturday evening weather forecast 29/06/2024

29 June - National weather forecast presented by Craig Snell.

Transcript

00:00Hello there, welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office.

00:04The second half of this weekend is looking largely dry for many of us, some brightness

00:09around 2 and it's all courtesy of this area of high pressure which will build in during

00:13the course of Sunday. It doesn't last for too long, further weather fronts from the

00:18Atlantic will however move in as we go into Monday.

00:22Back to the here and now, we've still got this area of cloud and rain across parts of

00:25Wales and northern England. That will sink its way south-eastwards as the night goes

00:29on, weakening as it does so, so very little rainfall on it at the end of the night down

00:35towards the south-east. To the north, largely clear skies across parts of northern England

00:40and southern Scotland, but for northern Scotland, Northern Ireland, continuing here to see some

00:45showers throughout the night. Under the clear skies, temperatures just falling into single

00:49figures in the countryside, but under the cloud down towards the south, temperatures

00:53not much lower than around 15 or 16 degrees in places.

00:57So we do start off Sunday rather grey across the south, some outbreaks of rain still, maybe

01:02the odd heavier burst here and there, but conditions do improve here as the morning

01:07goes on and for many parts of England and Wales come the afternoon, it's going to be

01:11largely dry with some bright swells. Scotland and Northern Ireland, a showery start here

01:15but even here conditions improve as the day goes on, the showers becoming fewer and further

01:20between. I think the best of the sunshine come at the end of the afternoon will be across

01:24parts of western Northern Ireland and down towards Devon and Cornwall. For most, it will

01:29be feeling a little bit cooler compared to Saturday and it's all thanks to more of the

01:33north-westerly wind. I think highs at best reaching around 21 or 22 degrees across the

01:39south. Into the evening, a lot of the cloud melting

01:42away, so a fine end to the day for most of us. But out towards the west, we're starting

01:47to see the next weather front move in, turning cloudier and wet across parts of Northern

01:52Ireland. The rain just reaching western Scotland may be just fringing the west of Wales come

01:57the end of the night too, but to the east of that remaining dry and clear. And again,

02:02just in the clear skies, we may well just see a few spots just dip into single figures

02:06come the end of the night. So Monday does start off largely bright across

02:11many central and eastern areas, but the cloud and rain across the west will spread its way

02:15eastwards as the day goes on. Heaviest of the rain will be across the north, very little

02:20rainfall actually reaching the very far south of England. And then come the end of the afternoon,

02:26we start to see some improved weather across the west with some bright spells across Northern

02:30Ireland, Wales and southwest England. Temperatures very similar to what we'll be experiencing

02:36during Sunday, so I think at best highs reaching around 21 or 22 across the south. Further

02:41north, we're generally looking at the mid, possibly high teens.

02:45Well, if you want more information about the weather where you are over the coming days,

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02:53for now, take care and I'll see you again soon.