Met Office Sunday Evening Weather Forecast 29/09/2024

29 September - national forecast presented by Kathryn Chalk

Transcript

00:00Hello, we've got further spells of heavy rain in the forecast that could lead to some disruption

00:05and some flooding impacts as well. Through this evening, heavy spells of rain are going

00:09to be pushing their way north and eastwards, affecting much of southern parts of England,

00:14into Wales, into the Midlands and towards the far south-east as we start Monday morning.

00:20Still some strong winds out there, especially along the English Channel and then running

00:25up to East Anglia. Lighter winds to the far north, but still largely cloudy conditions

00:31here, perhaps just seeing some glimmers of sunshine to start the day on Monday morning

00:36across northern parts of Scotland. But there is a lot of cloud around, so that will keep

00:42temperatures up generally 10 or 11 degrees to start Monday. But it is going to be quite

00:48a gloomy start on Monday, especially across England and much of Wales, with heavy spells

00:53of rain that will gradually push its way northwards. And we have further rain warnings

00:57in force for areas that have already seen a significant amount of rainfall this month.

01:02So expect some difficult driving conditions, some spray on the roads, but even some possible

01:07flooding impacts expected. Further towards the south, it will turn a little bit drier,

01:13still rather cloudy, but perhaps just some glimmers of sunshine towards the far south-west.

01:18A messy picture across parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland, generally still staying

01:22largely cloudy, but we'll see a few showery outbreaks of rain here, but generally lighter

01:28winds. So it's going to be feeling quite unpleasant underneath the areas of persistent rainfall

01:33across the central swathes of the UK. So chillier here, but further towards the south, we may

01:39get up to 17 or possibly 18 degrees. So as we go through Monday evening, low pressure

01:46will gradually clear its way towards the east, but still some heavy spells of rain

01:50persisting, especially across the Midlands, parts of Yorkshire and into East Anglia as

01:55that low pressure clears its way eastwards. Further towards the north and west, we'll

02:00start to see some clear skies to start Tuesday morning. Still a few showers around, but generally

02:06lighter winds, especially across the southwest. Otherwise, temperatures generally holding

02:11up 10 or 11 degrees, but across parts of Scotland underneath the clearest skies, perhaps

02:16just dropping a touch lower here. So to start Tuesday morning, still we've got some outbreaks

02:22of rain, especially across the southeast of England. But we also have a keen breeze coming

02:28down that northeast coast, so cloudy conditions here and feeling quite chilly. But further

02:33towards the west, we will start seeing some brighter skies developing through Tuesday

02:38afternoon, with some sunny spells. Still a few showers around, but a lot drier than

02:44recent days. Highs of up to possibly 17 or 18 degrees, but underneath the brisk wind

02:50across the north and east, it is going to be feeling rather cool here. Now, as we look

02:56ahead to the midweek, it is going to see there is going to be signs of higher pressure building

03:02that will give some drier and brighter conditions, but also lead in to some quite chilly nights

03:08to come. But if you want more details on the forecast where you are, make sure to hit subscribe

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