Met Office Sunday Morning Weather Forecast 22/09/2024

22 September - National weather forecast presented by Jonathan Vautrey.

Transcript

00:00Hello there, very good morning to you. Today marks the autumnal equinox and heralds in

00:05a brand new season and for some of us it certainly is going to be feeling very autumnal with

00:10low pressure moving into southern areas of the UK providing some very heavy rain in places

00:15and there is a rain warning in force for Wales, central southern areas of England. Some travel

00:20disruption is certainly likely over the course of the day with surface water issues and spray

00:24on the roads so take care if you are travelling or out and about. We could see some thunderstorms

00:29developing into the afternoon as well with some heavy showers also. It is a bit drier

00:34further towards north but quite cloudy along eastern areas of Scotland through the central

00:38belt and north-eastern England as well with some drizzle around, mist and murk over the

00:42coast and hills. Best of the sunshine for the likes of Northern Ireland and north-western

00:46Scotland as well. Temperatures will respond here for the likes of Oban, Fort William and

00:50western areas of Scotland we could again see 18-19 degrees Celsius. 2021 is still possible

00:55in the south-east but it is going to be feeling much more humid along these regions as underneath

01:00all that cloud and rain and the showers as they start to develop. The band of rain will

01:05continue to steadily push its way northwards as we head into the overnight period as well

01:09spreading in across the south-east and then moving into Wales, central regions of England

01:13as we head during the overnight stages. Again some very heavy pulses of rain maybe even

01:18thundery at times also and another rain warning comes into force from the start of Monday

01:22lasting right throughout the day. It will be quite a mild night for the vast majority

01:26of us underneath that cloud and the rain in there as well 14-15 degrees Celsius as the

01:31overnight lows. A little bit cooler though further towards the north particularly for

01:35north-western Scotland where we just hold on to a few clearer spells. There may be some

01:38rural spots first thing on Monday where it is actually quite chilly to start off the

01:42new working week. There is some uncertainty in regards to the exact positioning of this

01:47rain on Monday so it is worth staying up to date with the forecast for all the latest

01:52but it is possible that particularly eastern Wales into the Midlands and then this corridor

01:55up towards north-eastern England could see some very heavy pulses at times and again

02:00further travel disruption is possible. To the south of that band we will see some scattered

02:04showers developing again heavy in nature also but there will be some sunny spells in between

02:10those showers and that sunshine will again allow our temperatures to climb towards 20-21

02:15degrees Celsius. The cloud building in a bit more widely for Northern Ireland and Scotland

02:19now so not quite seeing the high teen figures that some places will see today more around

02:25mid-teens at best and particularly for the north of Scotland the likes of Lerwick there

02:28not seeing much higher than 10 degrees Celsius as some patchy rain moves into the very far

02:32north of Scotland and this will also bring in a bit of a change with a shift in wind

02:37direction as northerly winds begin to move their way in. Those northerly winds are coming

02:42in all the way from the Arctic so we are going to start to see some cooler conditions moving

02:46in and those will start to spread their way in across many areas of the UK as we head

02:50over the forthcoming days. It's looking like then it's autumn is certainly very much beginning

02:55and it is going to be remaining unsettled as we head into the new week so stay up to

02:58date with the forecast, do subscribe to the YouTube channel and we'll see you again here

03:02very soon. Bye bye.