Met Office Afternoon Weather Forecast 07/09/24 - Bright up north, rainy down south - video Dailymotion

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This afternoon, the best of the sunshine will be in the northwest of the UK,  reaching some warm temperatures. Generally cloudier across England and Wales, with some sunshine in East Anglia. Outbreaks of rain over central parts, with some heavier showers especially in the southwest. Into the evening, more unsettled weather to come, with some heavy showers moving north through England and Wales. A yellow rain warning is in effect for England and Wales. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Greg Dewhurst.

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00:00Hello, there. Welcome to your latest Met Office forecast. It remains unsettled. Over the next

00:0624 hours, some torrential downpours, thunderstorms in places, all thanks to this area of low

00:11pressure which is just anchored over England and Wales over the next 24 hours. However,

00:16we do see a change in our weather as we go through next week. The wind has turned more

00:20to a northerly direction, introducing some quite cold air for the time of year, perhaps

00:24even some sleet or snow over the highest tops of the Scottish mountains. For Saturday afternoon,

00:31best of the sunshine once again, just like yesterday across parts of Scotland, Northern

00:36Ireland, perhaps North West England as well. Here, the temperature is rising to around

00:4025, possibly 26 Celsius. Generally, cloudier across England and Wales. Best of the sunshine

00:46across parts of East Anglia, perhaps northern parts of London into the East Midlands as

00:51well. But under this cloud, we'll see some outbreaks of rain, one or two heavier bursts

00:55possible across the West Midlands into Wales and also some heavy showery rain across southern

01:00coasts of England through the afternoon as well. Temperatures under the cloud around

01:0419 to 22, possibly 23 Celsius in the sunshine towards the southeast, but it will be across

01:10western parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland seeing today's highest temperatures. As we

01:15head through into the evening time, turning increasingly unsettled as that low pressure

01:19establishes itself across England and Wales, some hefty downpours developing, torrential

01:24rain, some thunderstorms, some lightning hail in there too. There's likely to be some disruption

01:30in places. So, it is worth staying up to date. And if you are travelling, checking before

01:34you set out on your journey as well. Meteorologist warning out for the night time overnight and

01:40through much of Sunday as well. Dry across Northern Ireland and Scotland overnight, low

01:46cloud affecting northern and eastern coasts, perhaps coming inland for a time. And temperature

01:51as well, another muggy night to come, generally remaining in double figures for everyone.

01:55So, an unsettled start to the day across much of England and Wales on Sunday, some thunderstorms,

02:02some longer spells of heavy rain as well, some travel disruption possible, flooding

02:06in places. Meteorologist warning out, some places could see 30 to 50 millimetres of rain

02:11in quite short periods of time, perhaps even higher than this through the course of the

02:15day. It does brighten up across central and eastern areas into the afternoon, but sunshine

02:19could then trigger some thunderstorms here. Generally cloudier for Northern Ireland and

02:24Scotland compared to the last couple of days. The winds coming in from the north are starting

02:28to feel cooler as well, and the risk of some rain developing across eastern parts of Scotland

02:33later in the day. Temperatures generally the high teens to low twenties for many, perhaps

02:38in the best of the sunshine again, 22 or 23 degrees towards eastern and southeastern parts

02:43of England. Through into the evening time, low pressure still in charge. The rain there

02:47extending further northwards, so southern and eastern parts of Scotland could see some

02:51heavy downpours developing, driest across the north-west of Scotland into Northern Ireland.

02:57But again, there could be some showers developing here and elsewhere across England and Wales

03:01to end the day, some heavy showers. So, thunderstorms, heavy rain and some localised flooding possible

03:08over the next 24 hours or so. If you'd like more information, it is worth staying up to

03:12date on our social media channels. See you again soon.

Met Office Afternoon Weather Forecast 07/09/24 - Bright up north, rainy down south

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