Met Office Sunday Evening Weather Forecast 24/11/2024

24th November - National weather forecast presented by Greg Dewhurst

Transcript

00:00Hello, there. Welcome to your latest broadcast from the Met Office. We've seen some flooding

00:04in places today, some very strong winds leading to disruption, all thanks to Storm Bert. And

00:09Storm Bert only slowly starting to push away as we head through into Monday, just crossing

00:14northern Scotland there. Still some strong winds possible, but just notice by Tuesday

00:19the isobars start to widen out, the winds become lighter and we see something a little

00:24bit more settled across many parts. But it is an unsettled picture out there, heavy rain

00:28across central southern parts of England and Wales. Even where we see some dry interludes,

00:33river levels continue to rise and we could see further flooding in places. Blustery showers

00:38elsewhere frequent across parts of Northern Ireland, Scotland. Still, wind gusts here

00:43of 50, 60 miles an hour. In between, we'll see some clear spells and temperatures generally

00:48with a blustery night to come, holding up 6 to 9 Celsius across the board. This is where

00:53they should be for daytime during this part of November. So a mixed start to Monday. Monday

00:59is generally going to be a day of sunny spells and showers. Showers most frequent across

01:03the north and west of the UK. Best of the drier, brighter weather towards central south-eastern

01:09parts of England. Showers will be heavy, particularly across the north-west of the UK, turning to

01:15snow over the higher ground of Scotland. And blustery here, still gusts of 40, 50 miles

01:19an hour. Elsewhere, gusts still 30, locally 40 miles an hour, particularly around the

01:23coast. So it will feel quite chilly by tomorrow afternoon. Some cooler air digging southwards,

01:28so temperatures around 7 to 11 Celsius across the board, so lower compared to what we saw

01:35through Sunday. Further showers through Monday evening, pushing their way eastwards. In between,

01:40some clear spells developing. Longer spells of rain across northern Scotland, some snow

01:44over the higher ground too. Still windy here as Storm Burt just pushes eastwards. And then

01:49overnight, under clearing skies, it does turn quite chilly, lower than it has been of late.

01:54Temperatures down to 3 or 4 Celsius, a little lower in the countryside. So patchy frost

01:59for one or two first thing on Tuesday morning. Showers from the word go, though, across Scotland.

02:05Some longer spells of rain. Showers across western parts as well. Through the English

02:08Channel, we could see some showers, some longer spells of rain along the coast developing

02:12as well. But generally through Tuesday, you can see the low pulling away. Plenty of sunny

02:18spells to come, a scattering of showers and winds falling much lighter across many parts

02:23and temperatures. On the cooler side, 7 to 11 Celsius, which is around average for the

02:28time of year. So it is slowly settling down as we head towards Tuesday. Looking at the

02:34week ahead, it generally stays mixed. We'll see some rain at times, particularly by the

02:39middle of the week across Southern County. Something to keep an eye on. And then generally

02:44temperatures near average for the time of year. If you'd like to keep up to date with

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02:52soon.