Met Office Sunday afternoon weather forecast 17/11/2024

Met Office

17 November - National weather forecast presented by Ellie Glaisyer.

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00:00Good afternoon, welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office. So some colder

00:05temperatures on the way for much of the UK but turning generally more unsettled as we

00:09go in towards the new working week. This is all thanks to this area of low pressure moving

00:13in from the northwest as we go through Monday and Tuesday. There is still a little bit of

00:17uncertainty on the exact position of it and it's that boundary of warm and cold air with

00:21those weather fronts that could bring some disruptive sleet and snow through Monday and

00:24Tuesday. As we go through Tuesday though that pushes out towards the east leaving northerly

00:28winds across much of the UK so turning colder through the middle part of the week for all

00:32of us. But back to the rest of this afternoon, a bit of a mixed picture for most of us, some

00:37sunny spells, some scattered showers, the showers most prevalent across western areas

00:41and again these could turn to sleet and snow across the very far north of Scotland. There

00:44will be some sunshine between those showers particularly across parts of Northern Ireland,

00:48central southern parts of Scotland too but it will be feeling really chilly in those

00:51northerly winds despite any sunshine across parts of Scotland, temperatures struggling

00:55to reach much above 4 or 5 degrees. Further south we are just holding on to those slightly

01:00milder conditions, temperatures here closer to average for the time of year, maybe 11

01:04or 12 degrees. As we then go through the rest of Sunday, any showery rain that we see continues

01:10to push its way southwards across much of England and Wales so generally turning much

01:13drier for central parts of Scotland, northern parts of England, plenty of clear skies to

01:18start the day on Monday here. Still plenty of showers, particularly turning to snow across

01:23northern parts of Scotland, we could see up to 10 centimetres of snow building up through

01:26Monday morning but generally further south just staying that little bit cloudier, plenty

01:30of showery rain to come and staying a little bit milder under that cloud and rain too although

01:34temperatures will still be dropping into the single figures. Where we do see the clearest

01:38skies though further north, quite a harsh frost developing during Monday morning, temperatures

01:43dropping below zero particularly in rural spots and this could lead to some icy stretches

01:47on any untreated roads so do take care during Monday morning's rush hour. It will be a bright

01:52bit chilly start for the northern half of the UK on Monday morning, a little bit cloudier

01:56for much of England and Wales though as that initial area of rain pushes offshore and then

01:59that area of low pressure I previously mentioned brings an area of rain across parts of Northern

02:04Ireland, could be particularly heavy in places, turning to sleet and snow over the hills through

02:08Monday afternoon. Further east, generally staying a little bit drier, there could be

02:11some sunshine perhaps turning a little hazy through the afternoon but still feeling really

02:15quite chilly in that northerly breeze, temperatures only around three or four degrees in places

02:20but again still holding on to that milder air just across the southwest, temperatures

02:24here around average around 10 or 11 degrees. As we then go through Monday evening, that

02:30area of low pressure bringing those outbreaks of rain across Northern Ireland push their

02:33way eastwards across into northern parts of England. Again, still a little uncertainty

02:38in the exact position of this but we could see up to 20 centimetres of snow falling over

02:42the Pennines and most likely falling as rain to lower levels but there is a chance of some

02:46disruptive sleet and snow during Tuesday morning's rush hour so do keep up to date

02:50with the latest warnings on that. Across parts of Scotland, a little bit drier, still some

02:54snow showers across the very far north and further south some quite blustery showers

02:58pushing up on a brisk southwesterly breeze but it will still be quite a mild night here

03:03under all that cloud and rain but another chilly night to come and a chilly start to

03:07the day on Tuesday. As I mentioned, still quite a bit of uncertainty on the exact position

03:12of that area of low pressure so do make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel and keep

03:15up to date with any warnings via our website and social media channels. Bye for now.

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