For most, it will be a calmer afternoon. High pressure continues to build in the north where there will be sunny spells with colder air. However, in the southeast it will remain windy and wet with scattered showers. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the afternoon of 09/12/2024. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Alex Deakin.
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00:00After the violent winds and torrential rain of last week, the weather this week
00:05a very different flavor. Much calmer, colder with mist and fog likely to be
00:10the biggest issue. Big swirl of cloud from Saturday that of course was storm
00:14Darragh spiraled its way down away to the southeast. Now fizzled out and high
00:19pressure has built in behind. It is still quite windy however notice still a lot
00:24of isobars on the chart across the south. Not as damaging the winds but still
00:29quite a cold feel and still generating quite a few showers actually over parts
00:33of the eastern Englands. A few across the Midlands coming into the southwest. The
00:37odd shower coming through but actually quite wet over parts of Essex and Kent
00:41through the rest of today. Further north it is dry largely clear skies some
00:46sparkling sunshine across Scotland and Northern Ireland. Cold air in place here
00:50though so even though the winds are light we've got some sunshine
00:54temperatures below average five or six Celsius. Further south well it may be a
00:58degree or so higher but it's it'll probably feel colder because it's grey
01:02it's gloomy we've got the showers we've got this really chilly wind continuing
01:06to blow. That'll keep the temperatures up a little bit overnight. We'll continue to
01:10feed some showers in Suffolk, Essex, across Kent and the greater London area
01:16but elsewhere again away from the southeast it's looking dry through the
01:20night. Clearer skies across Scotland and Northern Ireland but clear skies here may
01:24well allow some fog to form through parts of central and southern Scotland
01:28and across Northern Ireland too. Temperatures really falling away as well
01:33down to minus three minus four even in some towns and cities and rural spots
01:37particularly across Scotland we could even get close to negative double
01:41figures. Whereas for England and Wales more cloud keeping the temperatures up
01:44and that breeze also keeping the temperatures up at five or six degrees
01:48Celsius. But it's gonna feel quite chilly again across the far south during
01:53Tuesday. Showers feeding in across the southeast at times. Not as many showers
01:57tomorrow so a better chance of a dry day certainly over the Midlands and
02:01northeast England not many showers and even further south and east come the
02:04afternoon those showers fading. Always some though moving in on that brisk
02:09northeasterly wind over the Channel Isles. A lot of cloud for England and Wales but a
02:12better chance of some sunny spells northwest Wales, northwest England. Again
02:17some sunshine for Scotland and Northern Ireland. Quite cloudy across the far
02:20north and fog is likely to persist across parts of central Scotland,
02:25southern Scotland, Northern Ireland. If that fog does stick all day temperatures
02:29are not going to get much above freezing. In the sunny spells we should get up to
02:33three four five Celsius across Scotland. Again six or seven further south so it's
02:38warmer theoretically but feeling colder with the breeze and the cloud. Although
02:43that wind will continue to ease down a little bit as we go through the day and
02:47into the evening. What's going to happen further north through the evening is
02:50that fog is going to thicken up once more really quite dense that fog
02:54expected through Tuesday night and into Wednesday especially so that's something
02:58to be aware of throughout the rest of this week. If you want a full week ahead
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