Met Office Tuesday morning weather forecast 24/09/2024

24 September - National weather forecast presented by Alex Deakin.

Transcript

00:00Morning. Good news for the flood-affected areas. Today is going to be a much, much drier

00:06day. It won't be completely dry everywhere across the U.K., northern Scotland in particular

00:10seeing outbreaks of rain. And we're starting the day still with some of yesterday's rain

00:15lingering over East Anglia and the southeast. But it is scooting away now and generally

00:19much drier over the Midlands and more central parts of southern England compared to yesterday.

00:25A sprinkling of showers developing over northern England and into southern Scotland, some heavier

00:29bursts of rain likely. That northerly breeze bringing a chill to the Moray Firth and across

00:34the Northern Isles also where there will be further showers coming in. Temperatures struggling

00:38a little bit with the rain and that breeze coming in from the north, 10 or 11 at best.

00:42Further south, well it'll certainly feel a bit warmer than yesterday because it won't

00:45be as wet. Temperatures only getting up to 15, 16 degrees. A bit of brightness could

00:50see 18 degrees in parts of the south. Now as we go through this evening, still a few

00:55showers to come and go over the far north of England, southern Scotland turning drier

01:00and clearer along the Moray Firth. But then more showers come in across the far north

01:04and we'll start to see some showery rain returning to south Wales and southwest England overnight.

01:09But for many it'll be a dry night and with the colder air coming in, just a whiff of

01:14blue on the chart there suggesting some of the Scottish glens could dip down close to

01:19freezing. Certainly down to 5 to 6 degrees even in some urban areas across the north.

01:25Further south it'll remain mostly in double digits. That's because more cloud will be

01:29spilling in across the southwest. And that is a sign of things to come. Thickening cloud

01:34through the day. Weather system coming in from the Atlantic will steadily introduce

01:39grey skies over the southwest and further outbreaks of rain. There'll be some showers

01:43ahead of it but generally again a mostly dry day over the Midlands and eastern England.

01:48A few showers over northern England and southern Scotland but a good chunk of central Scotland

01:53looking dry and bright on Wednesday. And same goes for northern Ireland. Although here

01:56too that cloud will be increasing by the end of the day. Temperature wise, well again 10

02:01or 11 Celsius across the north. The winds are a little lighter at least further south.

02:05We should get into the mid teens, maybe the high teens in the far south late in the day

02:09because this band of rain is also bringing with it some slightly warmer air. But it is

02:14part of a bigger weather system. These weather fronts tied around this area of low pressure

02:19that will dominate our weather through Wednesday night and Thursday bringing further spells

02:23of rain particularly across the south. And then as they kind of clear away, notice the

02:29isobars pointing up to the north. That is where our winds will be coming from through

02:33Friday. That means it will turn colder as we head through the end of the week and into

02:38the course of the weekend. Plenty going on then in the next few days. Make sure you keep

02:43up to date for more details on the week ahead forecast. You can check out Aidan's week

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