Met Office Monday Evening Weather Forecast 22/07/2024

22 July- National Weather Forecast presented by Alex Burkill

Transcript

00:00Hello again. Tomorrow does look like it's going to be a drier, brighter day than today

00:05for many. That being said, there is still a bit of showery rain around at the moment.

00:10Showers across eastern parts of England and Scotland and then a system coming in from

00:14the southwest and this is bringing some rain initially to Devon and Cornwall, not especially

00:19heavy here, but some heavier pulses of rain pushing their way across parts of Wales and

00:24then southwestern England and into more central parts as we go through the early hours of

00:29tomorrow. Elsewhere, the showers across eastern Scotland, northeast England largely clearing

00:33away, so many other areas will be mostly dry and there will be some clear skies, but once

00:38more a relatively warm night could still be quite difficult for sleeping for some of us,

00:43particularly in the towns and cities, temperatures quite widely holding up in mid-teens Celsius.

00:48The pulses of rain across central southern parts early on Tuesday morning will gradually

00:52make their way eastward, so do watch out for some heavy downpours perhaps as we go through

00:57the morning rush hour in the southeast, but it should all then clear away and then yes,

01:02there are some showers around tomorrow and some of them could be a little bit on the

01:06heavy side perhaps, but I think most of us are actually going to avoid the showers and

01:11have a largely fine day. More sunshine than we've seen through today, so a greater chance

01:15of seeing some blue skies and with that it is going to feel a little bit warmer as well.

01:20Temperatures up a degree or so, so highs around 24, possibly 25 Celsius towards the south

01:25and even further north, high teens, low 20s, so feeling pretty warm indeed in any of the

01:30sunshine. Any showers that are continuing as we go through the evening should actually

01:35die out as we go through the start of the night on Tuesday and so it looks like it will

01:39be a largely dry night. There may be a few pockets of mist and fog around, but shouldn't

01:43cause too many problems and then some showery rain will start to push its way in across

01:47parts of Northern Ireland as we go towards dawn on Wednesday. It's again not going to

01:52be a particularly chilly night. Temperatures may be a degree or so lower than through

01:57Monday night, but nonetheless still relatively warm when we wake up on Wednesday morning.

02:03Again a fairly decent start for many places, lots of bright sunny weather to be had, some

02:07showery rain feeding into parts of Scotland perhaps and then some showers kicking off

02:12most likely down the eastern side of England and some of these could be a little bit on

02:16the heavy side, a bit of a mix really, not a huge amount of uncertainty as to exactly

02:22where these are going to be developing, but I think yeah, down the eastern side of England

02:25a good chance of seeing some showers. Elsewhere a few showers aren't out of the question,

02:30but it's looking largely dry, perhaps just a little bit cloudier than on Tuesday, but

02:34temperatures are similar for some, maybe a touch higher in some places, a touch lower

02:38in others, but again low to mid 20s generally, some places staying in high teens, but where

02:44you see any sunshine it is going to feel relatively warm. Now as we go towards the end of the

02:49week there is some more unsettled weather to come. There's a system that's going to

02:53be pushing its way in, particularly across southern parts on Thursday, it could bring

02:56some heavy persistent rain for a time here. That then clears through and Friday is looking

03:00like a showery day and we keep with those showers as we go into the weekend. But if

03:05you do want to know more about what we can expect through this week, do head to our YouTube

03:09channel where Aidan will have an update. I'll see you again soon. Bye bye.