Met Office Tuesday Morning weather forecast - 17/09/2024 - video Dailymotion

17 August-  National weather forecast presented by Aidan McGivern

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00:00Hi there, a sunny and warm Tuesday for the vast majority. Not everyone will get blue

00:06skies however there is some cloudier weather into north and northwest Scotland because

00:12of this area of low pressure pushing into Iceland. That is going well to the north of

00:16the UK and the front will clear away leading to higher pressure for the vast majority and

00:23after any mist and fog patches clear away, blue skies for the vast majority. One or two

00:29exceptions, some patchy cloud into the east and southeast and also we've got that thicker

00:33cloud first thing in the north and northwest of Scotland, some quite low cloud first thing,

00:38some drizzle about but much of that will actually push further north through the day allowing

00:43sunnier and warmer weather to extend across much of Scotland. 21 there for Inverness,

00:49could see in one or two spots in the northeast of Scotland, temperatures approaching the

00:53mid-twenties because the winds by this stage will be coming in from the south or even the

00:58south-southwest and so they'll be moving over the hills and they'll be drying up and

01:03warming up as that happens. Elsewhere across the UK typically 19 to 22 or 23 Celsius feeling

01:10pleasant enough in the mid-September sunshine. Now in the north of Scotland the cloud will

01:15tend to disappear through the evening and clear skies will extend widely but the opposite

01:22happens towards the southeast as an easterly or east-northeasterly breeze picks up overnight

01:28we'll see some low cloud from the North Sea arrive into East Anglia, parts of the Midlands,

01:33perhaps East Wales. Further north and west under clear skies temperatures will fall away

01:38and one or two isolated mist or fog patches will form but otherwise temperatures typically

01:449 to 12 Celsius but in some sheltered spots lower than that particularly in low lying

01:49spots not necessarily over the hills and mountains where you might normally expect the lower

01:54temperatures because of an atmospheric inversion. Nevertheless we start off Wednesday with

01:58plenty of sunshine, Scotland and Northern Ireland as well as Northern England the best

02:03places for blue skies but there will be some cloud further south that will tend to nibble

02:08back towards the coast by the afternoon however parts of eastern England will be largely cloudy

02:14especially the North Sea beaches. Inland where we've got the sunshine, light winds, temperatures

02:20up to once again the low 20s perhaps the mid 20s in some favoured spots but it's going

02:26to feel a bit cooler there towards the southeast with the freshening east-northeast breeze

02:30particularly on the immediate coast. Then into Wednesday night we see those clear skies

02:35widely some patchy cloud in the south and across central parts but Thursday's another

02:39fine day before some showers develop on Friday.