Met Office Thursday Evening Weather Forecast 17/10/2024

Met Office

17 October - National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir.

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00:00Hello there. Welcome to your Thursday evening weather update from the Met Office.

00:04A couple of things through the next 24 hours.

00:06Fog could be widespread and dense in the south into tomorrow morning.

00:10At the same time, winds pick up from the west.

00:12So the winds fall light across England and Wales.

00:15Temperatures actually tailing off quite quickly.

00:17It's going to be a chilly start to the day on Friday.

00:19Dry for many before this cloud and rain arrives, pushes across the west

00:23and eventually reaches more eastern counties later on Friday night and into Saturday morning.

00:28Here's your warning zone.

00:29Northwest Scotland gusts around 55, 60 miles an hour.

00:33So expect some high waves associated with this and also some coastal overtopping.

00:38Now through this evening, it's fairly quiet outside.

00:41Winds are fairly light at the moment.

00:43Any showers dying away towards the north, clearing skies then and temperatures tailing off.

00:48It's going to be a colder night than recently.

00:51And this will allow for some fog to form towards more southern areas.

00:54It could become quite widespread and dense into the early hours of Friday morning,

00:58causing problems on the road with poor visibility.

01:01At the same time, cloud rolls in across Northern Ireland and Western Scotland.

01:05And these winds will be a feature of the weather right the way through Friday.

01:08Here, temperatures 9 or 10 degrees Celsius, but further south and east,

01:12dipping down to around 6 or 7.

01:14So a chilly start to the day and quite murky across some parts of the south,

01:19central and southern parts of England and Wales,

01:21and even further north across prone spots, you could see some fog patches to start the day.

01:26As I said, they could be dense and slow to clear.

01:29Now through the morning, it turns wet across Northern Ireland and Western Scotland.

01:33Those winds picking up to gale force towards the extreme west

01:36as rain makes inroads across Wales, northwest England,

01:39some parts of Scotland away from the northeast.

01:41Rain also for the west country.

01:43We hang on to some fine weather across the east Midlands,

01:46eastwards with some sunshine once that fog clears

01:49and the rain then intensifies further across Northern Ireland as well as Western Scotland later

01:54and also with those gusty winds.

01:56So some lively weather in the west.

01:58It's fairly slack further east and a fine end to the day

02:02as temperatures arrive around 17 degrees Celsius and 15 in the north.

02:06But watch out for that wind and also those high waves.

02:09So that's the picture on Friday.

02:11Through Friday evening and overnight,

02:13we watch as the clouds and the rain gradually pushes its way eastwards.

02:18So it could be heavy at times, so causing problems perhaps on the roads

02:21through Friday rush hour towards the northwest

02:24as it extends across England and Wales and clears from the west

02:27and then clearing skies into Saturday morning with some sunshine.

02:30Showery across eastern counties first thing,

02:33but that wet weather will eventually clear.

02:35So many areas seeing some bright weather to end the day

02:38and temperatures around the mid teens.

02:40Now on Sunday, gales pick up ahead of this next system

02:43and then warnings have been issued right the way through Sunday

02:46across the north as well as the west.

02:48We could see severe gales across the northwest,

02:51gusts inland 55 to 65 miles an hour across exposure 80 miles an hour

02:55as rain extends its way right across the country.

02:59It will be windy elsewhere,

03:01but it's a real squeeze on the ice bars to the south of that low.

03:04That low is developing all the while.

03:06So yes, a very challenging day for many as we head through Sunday.

03:10So this is your outlook through Sunday afternoon.

03:13Yes, those wind warnings extend right the way through the day

03:16and expect some heavy rain as temperatures hold around 15 to 17 degrees Celsius.

03:20I'll see you later.

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