Monday afternoon forecast 24/07/23

Met Office

24 July - National weather forecast presented by Alex Deakin

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00:00Thanks for joining me for this national weather update.

00:02The cool feel continues.

00:05And there's some lively showers around today as well,

00:07particularly over parts of East Anglia and the southeast.

00:10We had some heavy rain through the night.

00:11This band of rain has been slowly

00:13tracking its way southwards, showing

00:15signs of fizzling out, but still providing, as I said,

00:18some heavy showers over parts of Hampshire,

00:21towards the London area, and towards Essex.

00:24They'll tend to fade as we head towards evening time.

00:27A sprinkling of lighter showers elsewhere,

00:30but large chunks of the country staying dry,

00:32and even some sunshine here and there.

00:35There's certainly some decent bright spells,

00:37but it's not warm.

00:38The air is coming down from the north, that cool breeze,

00:40keeping the temperatures for most of us in the teens.

00:43As we go through this evening, still one or two

00:45heavy showers possible on the south coast for a while,

00:48but they tend to fade pretty quickly, I suspect.

00:51Some showers will return to northern Scotland.

00:53Most other places will see some lengthy clear spells

00:56overnight.

00:57The winds ease off a touch, and it will be quite a cool night.

00:59Temperatures well down into single figures

01:01in some rural spots, most towns and cities hovering

01:04around 10 to 12 Celsius.

01:06Onto Tuesday, and there will be some sunshine around,

01:09but there will again be some showers.

01:11Quite a lot of cloud initially over northern Scotland.

01:14Sprinkling of showers for Wales and southwest England.

01:16I'm reasonably optimistic here that the showers will fade,

01:19and for much of Wales, southwest England,

01:22large parts of the afternoon will just be dry and bright.

01:25It's further north across southern Scotland,

01:26northeast England, where we are likely to see some heavy

01:29showers during the afternoon.

01:31Some for east Anglia and the southeast,

01:33but again, they'll be hit and miss here.

01:35Some decent spells of sunshine.

01:36They're turning a bit drier over northern Scotland, too.

01:39But all the while, the air is still

01:40coming in from the north, so although temperatures

01:42for many are a degree or so higher tomorrow,

01:44still for most, a touch below average for the time of year,

01:47generally just getting into the 20s across the south coast.

01:51As we go through Tuesday evening, still a few

01:53of those heavy showers around through the rush hour

01:55across parts of northeast England in particular,

01:57but tending to fade away.

01:59Out in the Atlantic, however, there's

02:02an area of low pressure which is starting to gather,

02:05and that will push a spell of rain

02:06across the country during Wednesday and into Thursday.

02:09And low pressure continues to dominate as we head

02:12towards the weekend as well.

02:13So no real sign of the weather settling down.

02:16There will be some sunny spells between the bounds of showery

02:19rain crossing the country, but generally staying

02:22on the cool side for the rest of this week.

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