Met Office Monday afternoon weather forecast 27/05/2024

27 May - National weather forecast presented by Ellie Glaysier.

Transcript

00:00Good afternoon. Welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office. So, low pressure

00:05still very much in charge through the rest of Bank Holiday Monday, situated out towards

00:09the north of the U.K. And then another area of low pressure waiting in the wings through

00:13the rest of Bank Holiday Monday and particularly into Tuesday and Wednesday as well, bringing

00:18further outbreaks of rain spreading their way northwards as we head in towards the middle

00:22part of the week. ISOBAR is slowly spacing apart, so winds turning a little lighter through

00:27the middle part of the week, but there will still be plenty of rain and showers around.

00:32Back to the rest of this afternoon and plenty of showers across parts of Scotland and northern

00:36England, these turning heavy and thundery in places, so we could see some localised

00:41flooding as those showers could be quite slow moving in places. Plenty of showers still

00:45across much of England and Wales, although not quite as heavy as we saw yesterday, and

00:49Northern Ireland still seeing some showers too. There will be some sunny spells between

00:53those showers and it will be feeling quite pleasant in that sunshine, perhaps a little

00:56lower those temperatures than we've seen over recent days. We could see highs of 17,

01:0018, maybe 19 degrees, which is around about average for the time of year. As we head through

01:07the rest of Monday, though, all eyes out towards the southwestern area of rain pushing up from

01:11the southwest through Monday evening and into the start of Tuesday, and those heavy showers

01:16gradually starting to ease across the northern half of the U.K., with some clear spells across

01:20much of Scotland, northern and eastern parts of England, but across Northern Ireland, Wales

01:24and southwestern parts of England. It's a cloudy start to the day on Tuesday and a mild

01:28start to temperatures under that cloud and rain holding up in the double figures, maybe

01:3212 or 13 degrees, but a little bit chillier under those clearer skies, perhaps as low

01:37as six or seven in places. So it does mean a cloudy and damp start for many of us on

01:42Tuesday. Northern Ireland, Wales and southern parts of England seeing that heaviest rain

01:47through the morning, slowly pushing its way north and eastwards as we head through towards

01:51the middle part of the day. Some early brightness across parts of Scotland and northern England,

01:55but that rain eventually arriving through the afternoon and turning heavy over any high

01:59ground. We'll see some showers breaking out as well across Northern Ireland, Wales and

02:03southern parts of England through Tuesday afternoon and generally a bit of a cloudier

02:07day again, but temperatures around about average for the time of year, although perhaps feeling

02:11a little cooler under that cloud and particularly cooler under that frontal band of rain. Through

02:16the rest of Tuesday, the rain does continue to push its way northwards, although perhaps

02:20lingering for a time across parts of Scotland. And we'll see further outbreaks of rain across

02:24Wales and southern parts of England as well, and plenty of heavy showers around overnight

02:29Tuesday and into the start of Wednesday. There will then still be plenty of showers around

02:33through Wednesday and Thursday, but make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel so you

02:37can find out more about that closer to the time. Bye bye.