Thursday afternoon forecast 01/09/22

Met Office

14/10/2024

01 September - National forecast presented by Alex Deakin.

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00:00Hello, welcome to the first day of meteorological autumn.

00:04Having said that, there's still plenty of summer-esque sunshine

00:07to be had out there for most places today.

00:09It's a fine Thursday, but the weather is on the change.

00:12Weather front's approaching from the south

00:14and from the northwest.

00:16Not with us yet, however.

00:17There are just one or two showers already creeping up

00:20across parts of southern England and a few more today

00:22across northeast England.

00:24Pretty well scattered there.

00:25I say most places will stay dry.

00:27Spells of sunshine for north Wales, northwest England.

00:29Much of Northern Ireland and Scotland.

00:32A touch warmer here compared to yesterday.

00:34Still a bit of an easterly breeze

00:35along these easternmost coasts of England.

00:38And a bit more cloud across the south.

00:40Any sunshine here, fairly hazy.

00:42And as I said, there are one or two scattered showers

00:45around as well.

00:46Still pretty warm here, though.

00:47Temperatures into the mid-20s.

00:49Further north, it's a touch warmer than yesterday.

00:5120 Celsius fairly widely across Scotland and Northern Ireland.

00:55Through this evening and overnight,

00:56we'll start to see a few more of those showers creeping up

00:59over the channel into southeast England initially,

01:02but some for southwest England, too,

01:03and across the Channel Isles.

01:04By morning, maybe a few across the Midlands.

01:07Also, some mist and fog patches will form again,

01:09particularly across parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland,

01:12and northern England.

01:13And it will be quite a chilly night once more

01:15in northern Scotland, whereas in the south, a fairly warm one.

01:18The temperature staying in the mid-teens.

01:20So quite a contrast with some parts of northern Scotland

01:22dipping well down into single figures,

01:24although not quite as cold as last night

01:27when we did see a touch of frost.

01:29On to Friday's details, and still for many, dry and bright.

01:33But I think we'll see quite a lot more cloud generally

01:36across England and Wales, and more showers tomorrow

01:38drifting over the Midlands, parts of East Wales,

01:41maybe one or two for northern England.

01:43At the same time, weather front approaching from the northwest

01:45will increase the cloud for Northern Ireland

01:47and the west coast of Scotland, with some heavy rain likely

01:50here by the end of the day.

01:52The showers in the south could again be quite heavy.

01:54Hit and miss affairs, not everywhere seeing them,

01:56but some thunderstorms are possible,

01:59particularly across parts of the West Country, South Wales

02:01during the afternoon.

02:02Again, quite warm and humid here,

02:04particularly with sunny spells over eastern England, 25,

02:06maybe 27 in the capital.

02:08Generally, we're looking at high teens or low 20s.

02:12As I say, quite a warm, humid feel though still

02:14across the south, with the risk of these heavy, thundery

02:17showers drifting northwards.

02:19And more rain during Friday evening

02:22coming into the northwest.

02:23It's all kind of closing in, and that all

02:26adds up to a fairly mixed picture

02:28through the weekend, thanks to low pressure.

02:30This is one weather front circulating around,

02:33and it could grind to a halt on Saturday

02:35over parts of Northern Ireland, southwest Scotland.

02:37So we do have a Met Office yellow rain warning

02:41in place for that.

02:43And this area of low pressure kind of

02:45continues to mill around through the weekend

02:47and probably beyond, the ice bar squeezing together as well.

02:51So for some quite windy this weekend,

02:53I think we'll all see some rain as well.

02:55More details on that warning and our full weekend forecast

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Thursday afternoon forecast 01/09/22

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