Met Office Sunday evening weather forecast 01/09/2024

01/09/2024 - National weather forecast presented by Greg Dewhurst.

Transcript

00:00Hello, there. Welcome to your latest broadcast from the Met Office. It remains unsettled

00:05over the next 24 hours or so, lots of energy in our atmosphere. Low pressure in charge

00:10at the moment, giving the risk of some heavy showers and thunderstorms in places, but very

00:14hit and miss. High pressure bringing some fresher air in for a time. However, towards

00:19the middle and the end of the week, we'll see low pressure trying to move in from the

00:24near continent, perhaps introducing an increased risk of heavy rain again and some humid weather

00:29too. So, back to this evening and overnight. It will be humid out there. Areas of cloud

00:35pushing northwards, the risk of some showery rain in places, some thunderstorms too, potential

00:40for some very heavy downpours developing. The Met Office warning out through the rest

00:44of the day and overnight and much of Monday as well. In between, there will be some clearer

00:50spells, but generally with a lot of cloud around, the humidity will be high, temperatures

00:55remaining in the mid to high teens for many. So, it will be fairly uncomfortable for sleeping

01:00for some of us. An unsettled day ahead on Monday. Areas of showery rain pushing north

01:06and eastwards through the day, some heavy downpours possible, some hail, some thunder

01:10in there too. There could be some local disruption from these showers, merging into some longer

01:15spells of rain in places. But not everywhere will catch these. Some places will stay dry

01:21and there could be a few brighter breaks at times in places. Temperatures generally

01:26near average, particularly across the north and the west of the UK. High teens to low

01:3020s, still warm and humid in the southeast, reaching around 25 Celsius in the best of

01:35the sunshine. Into the evening time, further pulses of heavy showery rain pushing northwards.

01:41Further thunderstorms potentially developing across central areas, pushing north and eastwards

01:46through the night into Tuesday. But eventually we start to see some fresher air pushing into

01:50the far west as those winds turn more to a westerly direction. So, temperatures overnight

01:56generally a little lower, more like 10 to 14, possibly still 15 or 16 across the far

02:02east and southeast. Showers overnight clearing into Tuesday morning, then generally turning

02:08brighter but the air is still fairly unstable. So, we'll see showers pushing in most frequent

02:13across northern and western areas, some of these heavier at times. Central and southeastern

02:18parts on Tuesday should be drier and brighter. Some sunny spells and temperatures, the high

02:23teens to low 20s looking around 23 Celsius across the southeast. High pressure generally

02:29staying in charge as we head into Wednesday. Here's a quick snapshot. There could still

02:34be a few showers around but most places will be dry. Temperatures again 17 to 22 Celsius

02:40and then it starts to turn a little more unsettled potentially through the end of the week. If

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