Thursday morning forecast 04/08/22

Met Office

04 August - National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir

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00:00Hello there, welcome to your weather update from the Met Office.

00:04Cooler over the next 24 hours, certainly by night, and you'll notice the difference across

00:08England and Wales where things have been decidedly sticky through the last few nights.

00:12However, through Wednesday evening, outbreaks of rain for Northern Ireland.

00:16This wet weather extends towards the Isle of Man, Northern Council of England. At the same time,

00:20a wet evening across Aberdeenshire. Now this rain will clear, only to be replaced

00:24from the west from another batch of wet weather extending from the North West Highlands

00:28up towards Sutherland and Caithness, clipping the Moray Firth, eventually

00:32reaching Aberdeenshire through the latter part of the night. That's where it's dry,

00:36not as warm as it has been, not as muggy as well, leading into a fine start

00:40to the day across much of England and Wales. But for the North and the West

00:44of Scotland, watch out for showers first thing. These showers will extend across

00:48the country as we head through the day. Rain across the North East of Scotland will clear,

00:52a fine start though for the central belt, southern parts of Scotland. Fine for Northern Ireland,

00:56away from the North and the West where you'll see some showers. Then we run into more cloud

01:00and a few showers anywhere from Northumberland down towards Yorkshire, Merseyside as well as

01:04northern parts of Wales. And some showers can't be ruled out across the West Country

01:08first thing on Thursday morning. Elsewhere, it's a fine start to the day

01:12with some sunshine. Now this cloud with some showers moves down towards the Midlands,

01:16mid Wales through the morning before it tends to fizzle out. Now for

01:20Scotland, it's sunshine and heavy showers through the day, with the risk

01:24of the odd rumble of thunder. A scattered affair when it comes to showers for Northern Ireland

01:28and a few just moving in across the far north of England. More cloud

01:32through the latter part of the day across the Midlands, even down towards central southern England

01:36where temperatures will be lower than the last few days, coming in

01:40around 24, 25 degrees Celsius. In shelter,

01:44in any sunshine further north, 18 to 21, 22

01:48degrees Celsius. Now things settle down over the next

01:52few days. We watch as high pressure builds from the southwest

01:56so certainly some cooler nights, dry days

02:00away from the north and the west where you'll always be exposed to more clouds

02:04and some weather fronts just bringing in some showery bursts of rain. So here's your

02:08picture through Saturday as well as Sunday. Light breezes across much of

02:12England and Wales, Northern Ireland and always the rain confined to the north as well

02:16as the west of the country, even through Sunday. And through the next

02:20few days temperatures will recover yet again. So here's your cities

02:24list through Friday. You can see some showers in the west as well as the north

02:28temperatures typically around average for this time of year. Here's your outlook through

02:32Saturday. Yet again some fine and dry weather across England and

02:36Wales. Temperatures here 20 to 24 degrees Celsius and warmer still

02:40through Sunday. So 25 in London and even reaching the

02:4420s across Scotland and Northern Ireland. Now for information about

02:48the weather into next week, check out our 10 day trend

02:52on our YouTube channel. This week presented by Alex Deakin.

02:56Bye bye.

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