Met Office Saturday Afternoon weather forecast 02/11/2024

02 November - National weather forecast presented by Jonathan Vautrey.

Transcript

00:00Hello there, very good afternoon to you. It is a calm weekend ahead for many of us, and

00:06that's because high pressure is set across the UK, bringing relatively light winds for

00:10most of us. But where those isomers are a little bit closer together across the south-west

00:13and particularly in the north-west, there is a bit more of a breeze around, perhaps

00:17a gust of 30, 35 miles an hour along coastal areas of northern Scotland. But despite the

00:22calm nature, it is certainly very cloudy for the vast majority of us. A lot of grey skies

00:27around. Can't rule out the odd spot of drizzle, but it should be relatively dry for most of

00:31us. Temperature is actually a couple of degrees above average for the time of year, generally

00:35ranging between 13 and 15 degrees Celsius. So outside, not faring too badly, but it probably

00:41will feel quite chilly inside your houses and any buildings just because of the lack

00:45of sunshine heating anything up. As we head into this evening, and if you do have any

00:50bonfire night celebrations, it should stay largely dry. Again, I can't rule out the odd

00:54spot of drizzle, particularly around any higher ground sites where that cloud is thicker enough.

00:58The best of any clearer spells overnight looking to be across the far north-east of Scotland.

01:02So here we could see temperatures drop down a bit more, but maybe even some patchy frost

01:06in rural areas of Moray, Aberdeenshire, elsewhere underneath that cloud. It certainly is going

01:11to be a mild one. Most of us will be holding up either side of 10 degrees Celsius as we

01:16start off Sunday morning. And really, as we do head throughout Sunday, it is a very similar

01:20picture. Widespread grey skies across the board. There is perhaps the chance into the

01:25afternoon that we start to see a few brighter, sunnier spells developing a bit more than

01:29we have seen over recent days. But really, they are going to be limited once again to

01:33the north-east of Scotland, generally maybe even some eastern areas of England as well.

01:37The odd spot of drizzle is possible once again, but most of us should stay dry. Those temperatures

01:41perhaps down by a degree or so compared to where we are today. So more around 12 or 13

01:47as your top temperatures. And that theme continues right into Sunday evening as well.

01:52Cloud persisting to end the day. The best of any of those clearer spells will be across

01:56north-eastern areas of Scotland. Perhaps here we could see some fog developing and it will

02:01again be quite misty and murky around some coastal districts. Was there any sign of things

02:06to change? Well, not really. High pressure is staying with us as we head into the new

02:10working week. That means the cloud is still with us as well. Again, any brighter spells

02:15are going to be fairly limited. But with a slight change in our wind direction towards

02:19the middle part of the week, we will start to see those temperatures climbing up a little

02:22bit more. So by Wednesday, things turning a little bit milder for all of us. That's

02:27all for now. I'll see you later for your next update from 6pm this evening. Bye bye.