Met Office Tuesday evening weather forecast 24/09/2024
24 September - National weather forecast presented by Alex Deakin
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00:00Thanks for joining me for your latest weather update from the Met Office.
00:04Thankfully, it's been much drier today across much of England,
00:08where we've had the torrential rain over the past few days.
00:10Far from dry, though, in northern Scotland.
00:12Quite a wet day here.
00:13The rain is starting to ease, though.
00:15A scattering of showers here and there through the night.
00:18But for many, it will be a dry night.
00:20These northerly winds, though, are bringing colder air.
00:23So certainly a chill in the air first thing on Wednesday morning,
00:27particularly across Scotland, where the skies are clear.
00:29A hint of frost likely elsewhere.
00:31Temperatures mostly holding up at about 6, 7, 8 degrees Celsius in towns and cities.
00:37But it will be lower in rural spots.
00:39Certainly milder nights in the south compared to further north.
00:42Double digits here because there will be more cloud around.
00:45The colder air never really gets that far south.
00:48But it will make for a great start in the morning across southern counties of England.
00:51A little bit of rain here and there.
00:52And then as we go through the day, we're going to see further rain coming into Wales and southwest England.
00:57That's going to kind of organise itself into quite a broad area of wet weather by the end of the day.
01:03But for much of the day, northern England, northern Ireland and a good chunk of Scotland will be dry and bright.
01:08We'll even see some sunny spells coming through.
01:11But after that cold start, temperatures will struggle to get up to the average for the time of year,
01:16staying just a bit below at 12, 13, 14 Celsius.
01:19And further south, we should see temperatures getting up into the mid or even high teens.
01:23But obviously, it won't feel as mild here with the rain and the increasing breeze picking up into the far southwest.
01:31This zone of wet weather will continue to track its way northwards.
01:35Then it's going to kind of pivot around.
01:36So we need to keep an eye on this rain as it marches northwards and starts to kind of grind to a halt over northeast England in particular.
01:44With these easterly winds feeding in the moisture from the North Sea, it could be a very soggy start to Thursday.
01:50And that rain may well persist for most of the day over northeast England.
01:54We do have a Met Office yellow weather warning in place for that rain.
01:58We'll also see some of that rain getting into southern Scotland for a time, northern Ireland and maybe parts of north Wales.
02:04Further south, one or two heavy showers could break out on Thursday afternoon, parts of Lincolnshire and East Anglia.
02:09But much of southern England, south Wales dry and bright on Thursday with some decent spells of sunshine.
02:15Still got the northerly breeze bringing a few scattered showers over northern parts of Scotland.
02:20Temperatures here again struggling 10 or 11 at best and similar temperatures with this persistent rain.
02:25Southeast Scotland, northeast England temperatures could really struggle here with that breeze coming in from the North Sea.
02:30But in the south, we should again get into the high teens where we see a little bit of sunshine.
02:36Then that weather system will start to clear away.
02:39It's from an area of low pressure, which if we rewind the clock at time of recording is out in the Atlantic.
02:46This was the low that brought the rain over the weekend.
02:48That's cleared away. But look what's happening now.
02:50It's out in the Atlantic. The jet stream is getting energised.
02:53That's what's bringing the low pressure system in through the next 24 hours and bringing again some heavier rain for Thursday.
03:02But after that, this low pressure system will then start to pull away.
03:07And that allows the northerly winds to feed in some colder air right across the UK for Friday and into the start of the weekend.
03:15But at the same time, higher pressure should also bring something a little drier.
03:20There's an awful lot going on. So make sure you keep up to date with the forecast.
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03:25And also available exclusively on YouTube is our deep dive with much more information about the torrential rain that we've just seen and the forecast for the rest of this week.