Met Office Sunday Evening Weather Forecast 21/07/2024

21 July- National Weather Forecast presented by Marco Petagna

Transcript

00:00Hello, here's your latest weather update from the Met Office. I'm Marco Bertagno. We've

00:04seen plenty of fine weather to end the weekend across the bulk of the UK as we head through

00:07this evening into the overnight period. We'll start to see some outbreaks of rain moving

00:11in across Northern Ireland, reaching southern Scotland and the north of England into the

00:14early hours, some of that rain turning quite heavy by Monday morning. Cherry outbreaks

00:18also into Wales and the south-west of England, with the south-east of England up across north-western

00:23parts of Scotland generally seeing the clearest skies. Under those clear spells towards the

00:26north-west, it will turn quite chilly by Monday morning, could see lows into single

00:30figures here, but elsewhere, with the cloud and the cherry outbreaks of rain coming in,

00:34it will generally stay quite mild, temperatures holding up in the low to mid-teens, so quite

00:38a humid night for many. As for Monday itself, well those outbreaks of rain across northern

00:42England and southern Scotland generally break up as we go through the morning, giving way

00:46to sunshine and scattered quite heavy showers in the afternoon. One or two of those showers

00:50could also be quite thundery. Meanwhile, the outbreaks of cherry rain across Wales and

00:53the south-west will gradually migrate eastwards across the rest of England into the morning,

00:58giving way in the afternoon here to plenty of sunshine, so quite a good afternoon I think

01:01if you like sunshine, that is, certainly across the south of the UK, whereas towards the north-west,

01:05again, a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers. In the sunshine towards the south-east

01:10during the afternoon, temperatures peaking at 24, possibly locally even 25 Celsius, that's

01:14into the mid to locally upper 70s in Fahrenheit. A bit fresher towards the north-west at 15

01:18to 19 degrees, perhaps squeaking a 20 in Belfast and Newcastle. As we head into the

01:24evening then on Monday, those showers will start to ease, at least for a time, because

01:28notice as we go into the overnight period into the early hours of Tuesday, further shower

01:31outbreaks of rain start to move in from the west, especially across parts of England and

01:35Wales, and it will be the north-west of the UK generally seeing the clearest skies by

01:39Tuesday morning, Northern Ireland and the west of Scotland fairly clear in fact, and

01:43here once again it will turn quite chilly by Tuesday morning, temperatures into single

01:46figures, but elsewhere holding up in the low to mid-teens, so once again another pretty

01:50mild night to come away from the north-west. As for Tuesday, it will be quite a cloudy

01:55morning across England and Wales, some outbreaks of showery rain in places, giving way generally

01:59to a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers as we go through the day, but notice the showers

02:03towards the north-west easing into the afternoon, so plenty of sunshine to end the day across

02:07Northern Ireland and the west of Scotland. That's all thanks to a ridge of high pressure

02:11moving in from the west. But once again, in the sunshine, temperatures not doing too badly

02:15at all for the time of year, up to 21°C towards the north-west, peaking at 25°C in

02:19the south-east at 77°C in Fahrenheit. That's pretty much it from me, but of course you

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