Met Office Saturday Morning Weather Forecast 29/06/2024

29 June- National Weather Forecast presented by Alex Deakin

Transcript

00:00Welcome to your Saturday morning weather update from the Met Office. A bit of a

00:04dampened drizzly sandwich for the final Saturday of June. We've had a weather

00:09system edging in through the night making for a grey start for much of

00:13Wales and northwest England. Rain and drizzle on and off here for a good part

00:16of the day. Some patchy rain too for the south of Northern Ireland that should

00:20clear through and either side of this duller zone we'll have some good spells

00:24of sunshine across East Anglia and southeast England along with a good part

00:28of Scotland and Northern Ireland. Still a few showers across the far north of

00:32Scotland still quite breezy here as well but not as windy as it was during

00:37Friday. We'll also see a three-way split with the temperatures under this

00:42cloudier zone particularly around the coast and hills where it's damp and

00:46drizzly. Temperatures struggling in the mid-teens at best with a bit of

00:49brightness we'll get to 18 degrees maybe southern Scotland and Northern Ireland

00:54with lighter winds shouldn't feel too bad. Still on the cool side across the

00:58far north with gusty conditions here but the highest temperatures across the

01:01southeast East Anglia 23, 24 maybe a 25 degrees Celsius and that is slightly

01:07above average. Not the heat of earlier in the week but temperatures as I say a

01:11little bit above average here compared to the whole of June. That's what this

01:15map is showing and you can see the blue hues there suggesting that parts of

01:21north and west Wales, northwest England and northern Scotland will be a touch

01:25below average but most places close to the average for the time of year. Now the

01:29rain and drizzle across northern England and Wales will slowly creep south

01:33through this evening but as that band of cloud and rain does so it does tend to

01:38weaken and fizzle out just left with a few light showers for Sunday morning

01:42across East Anglia and the southeast. A few showers will keep going in northern

01:45Scotland many places will turn dry overnight and again this line of cloud

01:50is marking the boundary between the warmer air and the cooler conditions so

01:54ahead of it it will be quite a warm night tonight across the south. Some

01:58towns and cities may hold up at 15 or 16 whereas further north will be down into

02:02single figures and and well down into single digits in some parts of the

02:07countryside. On to the details for tomorrow we do start pretty drab across

02:11the far south of England and East Anglia but pretty quickly I suspect that cloud

02:16will tend to melt away and we'll see some spells of sunshine developing. One

02:20or two scattered showers over northwest England and maybe Wales but generally

02:24here a lot drier than today we will see a bit more rain heading into Shetland

02:28but most areas fine tomorrow yes quite a bit of cloud but I think we'll see

02:31bright or sunny spells coming through at times but struggling to have that much

02:36of an impact on the temperatures generally mid to high teens maybe into

02:40the 20s across the south so temperatures on Sunday around or maybe a touch below

02:45average for the time of year. And that's how we'll stay I suspect for much of the

02:49week ahead with the weather tending to chop and change a fair bit. For more

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