Friday afternoon forecast 14/10/22

Met Office

14 October - National weather forecast presented by Alex Deakin.

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00:00Hello. Welcome to your national weather updates. We're going to see the weather chopping and

00:04changing over the next couple of days for sure. Again, further heavy showers likely

00:08on Saturday and Friday's picture is a bit of a mess. This is the view from space. You

00:13can see a lot of cloud on the satellite image and zones of rain. But in between, some brighter

00:18spells much of Yorkshire down to the Midlands, dry and bright for a time this afternoon.

00:23Sunny spells developing across Scotland and Northern Ireland. But there will be some scattered

00:27showers here and brightening up this afternoon across parts of southwest England. Elsewhere,

00:31quite a lot of clouds, outbreaks of rain at times. Still pretty mild though across the

00:36south with a bit of sunshine. We could get up to 16 or 17 degrees Celsius. A cooler feel

00:42though compared to recent days across Scotland and Northern Ireland. As we go through this

00:46evening, most of that rain will either sink southwards or clear away out into the North

00:50Sea. So many places becoming dry. I think we'll keep some outbreaks of rain going for

00:55south Wales and that may drift back northwards across the Midlands. And then look at this

00:58more rain coming in through Northern Ireland during the early hours and by dawn into parts

01:03of Scotland and northwest England. Temperatures will drop away. It is going to be a bit of

01:08a chilly night in the south. I think we'll hold up in double digits, generally speaking.

01:13But certainly before this rain arrives, if we just rewind the clock with some clearer

01:17skies across northeastern parts of Scotland, just a hint of blue on the chart there. So

01:21suggesting there will be some pockets of frost across parts of eastern Scotland, as

01:25I say, before the cloud and the rain arrives. This rain likely to be fairly heavy, but also

01:31likely to be moving fairly rapidly. So Saturday morning, if you just pause it at nine o'clock,

01:37some heavy outbreaks of rain across parts of northern England and a good part of northern

01:41and eastern Scotland too. But elsewhere, something a little bit drier. There'll be some sunny

01:46spells. But then as we go through the day, we'll continue to see a mixture of sunshine

01:50with further bands of showers coming in for northern Ireland, western Scotland and across

01:55England and Wales. Probably not too many getting to the far southeast. And after the early

01:59rain, northeast England and northeast Scotland, mostly dry and bright through the afternoon.

02:04So as I said, chopping and changing a lot going on with the weather. Gusty winds to

02:09boot, particularly lively winds around these Irish sea coasts. That's going to make it

02:13feel quite chilly here. Temperatures, again, generally a touch below average across the

02:18north, but around or a little bit above average for the south, particularly if we get some

02:22sunny spells between the showers. Plenty more showers to come, though, as we go through

02:26Saturday evening across parts of eastern England, but also across Scotland and northern Ireland.

02:32The showers just continually blown in by these gusty southwesterly winds. Same goes for West

02:37Wales. The showers on and off on Saturday evening. Bear that in mind if you're heading

02:41out. It's that low pressure responsible for that. Then look down to the southwest. Another

02:46area of low pressure develops during Saturday night and through Sunday. And that will eventually

02:51bring some wet and windy conditions into western areas. But most of that, I suspect, will be

02:56through Sunday evening and overnight for a good part of the country. Sunday will be dry

03:01and bright, a little bit chilly early on. There'll be some showers across Scotland,

03:05but they will be fading. And then, as I said, that area of low pressure will bring more

03:09wet and windy weather, particularly overnight into parts of the north and the west. Keep

03:14up to date with the latest throughout this weekend by following the Met Office across

03:18social media.

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