Met Office Sunday afternoon weather forecast 09/06/2024

09 June - National weather forecast presented by Ellie Glaisyer.

Transcript

00:00Good afternoon and welcome to our latest weather update for the Met Office. So there has been

00:05some cloud around today, but also some sunshine too. We've got high pressure situated down

00:09towards the southwest of the UK, but frontal systems pushing their way south and eastwards

00:13will bring a focus for some cloud and rain overnight tonight and into the start of Monday.

00:18We're then in this northerly flow through the start of the week. That'll bring plenty

00:21of showers with high pressure close by towards the southwest, but low pressure waiting in

00:25the wings out in the Atlantic through the latter half of the week.

00:28Back to the rest of today though, and plenty of showers around, particularly across parts

00:33of Scotland and northern England, and plenty of rain as well across parts of Northern Ireland.

00:37This will slowly push its way south and eastwards through the rest of Sunday.

00:41The best of the sunshine across southwestern parts of England through this afternoon, and

00:45there will be some sunny spells between those showers across parts of Scotland too, but

00:49with a northerly wind across Scotland, temperatures here feeling really quite chilly for the time

00:53of year, only 10 to 12 degrees in places.

00:56Further south, still a little below average as well, maybe only 18, 19, perhaps 20 degrees

01:01in places through this afternoon.

01:04As we go through the rest of Sunday, that area of rain across parts of Northern Ireland

01:07continues to push its way south and eastwards, affecting Wales, central northern parts of

01:11England overnight Sunday and into the start of Monday.

01:15It will then turn a little drier across Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland too through

01:19the early hours of Monday morning, and turning quite chilly here under those clear spells.

01:23We could see rural temperatures dropping down into the low single figures, with perhaps

01:26a touch of grass frost in places, but further south and further east, staying that little

01:30bit milder under all that cloud and rain.

01:33So that does mean a cloudy and damp start for much of England and Wales on Monday.

01:37The heavy rain here could perhaps cause some disruption through the morning rush hour,

01:40but it does slowly clear its way towards the southeast through Monday morning, and is soon

01:44replaced by heavy and blustery showers from the north, these particularly heavy across

01:48parts of Scotland, while we could see some hail and thunder mixed in too.

01:52Across Northern Ireland, Wales and southwestern parts of England, plenty of sunny spells though,

01:56but with that northerly wind, temperatures disappointing for the time of year.

02:00In the south again, only 18 or 19 degrees at best, and further north, 12 to 14 degrees.

02:07Through the rest of Monday evening, the showers do continue for a time, particularly across

02:11parts of Scotland, northern and eastern parts of England, and those showers could still

02:15be heavy as we go in towards the evening, but further west, with high pressure slowly

02:19trying to be in charge, it will turn a little bit drier, so a drier start to the day for

02:23many of us on Tuesday.

02:25Tuesday then does end a little drier, perhaps on Wednesday as well, but there is further

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02:34Bye bye!