Met Office Tuesday Evening Weather Forecast 15/10/24
Frontal systems tracking in from the southwest, bringing bands of rain and showers overnight. Yellow weather warning is in place for rain into this evening, covering much of the West Country, West Midlands and Wales. Continuing on a northeasterly track, these bands of precipitation to effect most of the UK, most heavily across western regions of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. A drier night for Scotland and the Scottish Isles with clear skies to in north regions. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 15/10/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Clare Nasir.
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00:00Hello there, welcome to your Tuesday evening weather update from the Met Office.
00:04We have a lot of wet weather to contend with over the next 24 hours and also some higher temperatures.
00:10Now here's your rain warning through Tuesday evening extending from the West Country,
00:14clipping the West Midlands, much of Wales towards Manchester and Liverpool.
00:19Now the winds are coming in from the south, bringing with it that wet weather
00:22and eventually we'll see a rain warning across the south-east of Northern Ireland
00:26from midnight and into the early hours of Wednesday morning.
00:30Now it will be mild everywhere, there will be a lot of cloud around
00:34but also some outbreaks of rain which will be heavy.
00:37It clears on Thursday, yes we'll see some showers move in from the west
00:40but a much better day all round with some sunshine.
00:43Although hang on to your hats, into Friday winds pick up significant strength
00:48and again rain arrives across the north-west.
00:51Now for the time being, Tuesday evening, you can see where the heaviest pulses are.
00:55They're extending across the West Country, central-southern England,
00:58covering much of Wales and clipping Northern Ireland.
01:01Now through the night, that wet weather will push ever northwards towards Northern England,
01:06eventually reaching parts of Scotland.
01:09Towards the north of Scotland, you'll see a drier night, that includes Orkney.
01:14A windy night though for Shetland as eventually we'll see that rain arrive across the central belt.
01:20Temperatures will be on the mild side wherever you are
01:23and those warning zones extend to 6am for Northern Ireland
01:27until midday across more southern and western parts of England and Wales.
01:32So it's a wet start to the day across many northern and western areas
01:36and again heavy pulses can't be ruled out.
01:38Dry skies from the Midlands, East Anglia as well as the south-eastern Lincolnshire.
01:43Although over the higher grounds, lots of low clouds and some patchy drizzle.
01:47But notice more wet weather feeds in across the West Country as well as Wales
01:51as we head through the afternoon as this first batch arrives across central and then northern parts of Scotland.
01:57Always filaments of rain across Northern England, southern Scotland as well as Northern Ireland.
02:02Heaviest bursts always towards the east.
02:04But look at these temperatures, well above average for this time of year.
02:08So after a mild start, we'll see 15 or 16 for Scotland, 17 for Northern Ireland,
02:1418 for Wales and Northern England and 20 or 21 down towards the south-east.
02:19It's a breezy day, rather muggy though and always a lot of cloud away from more south-eastern areas.
02:26So that's the picture through Wednesday afternoon.
02:28Into evening time, it remains wet across many areas.
02:32So as we head through the night, you can see more wet weather moves up from the south.
02:36This time extending further east and marching its way across Scotland's system.
02:41Heavy downpours likely, windy towards the south, particularly the West Country into the first part of Thursday.
02:47Brighter skies on Thursday, it's a milder day.
02:49But notice showers always in the mix towards the west and showery bursts of rain across the far north.
02:55Your outlook then through Friday.
02:57As you saw on that synoptic chart, we'll see stronger winds come in from the west.
03:02Outbreaks of rain persistent across western Scotland as well as Northern Ireland.
03:06Showers ahead of it, cloud spills towards the south of it.
03:09But some brighter weather across central and southern parts of England and Wales.
03:13And temperatures still up to the mid-teens, if not 16 or 17 degrees Celsius.
03:18I'll see you later.