Met Office Saturday evening weather forecast 14/06/2024

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At the start of the evening there will be rain across northern England and much of Scotland, but elsewhere it will be dry with clear skies in eastern England. As trhe night goes on clear skies will also appear in Northern Ireland and more parts of central and southern England, but western Wales and Scotland will remain cloudy. The rain in the north will ease off over the course of the night. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 14/06/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Jonathan Vautrey.

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00:00Hello there. Some of us certainly were treated to quite a show during this first half of

00:05the weekend. We've been sent some great shots of just some of the lightning strikes that

00:09we've seen over the last 24 hours, really providing quite a spectacle in the sky. As

00:14we head into Saturday evening though, things are slowly beginning to ease their way down.

00:18Still quite a damp evening to come, particularly for Scotland. A few thunderstorms rumbling

00:22on for a time, but certainly later on in the evening and past midnight, the rain will be

00:27turning lighter and patchier in nature. There will be some clear spells developing elsewhere,

00:31a touch of hill and coastal fog in places, and it's certainly not going to be too chilly

00:35overnight. Many of us seeing temperatures comfortably around 11 to 14 degrees Celsius as we start

00:40off Sunday morning. As we move into the second half of the weekend, we do have another band

00:46of rain just slipping its way into the northwest. This though is certainly much less intense

00:50compared to the rain we've seen throughout Saturday, so generally just lighter outbreaks

00:53for Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland. It will spill cloud into parts of Northern England

00:57and Wales into the afternoon as well. The rest of England though, we'll see some sunny spells

01:01developing in between a few scattering of showers, but generally quite a fine afternoon to come here.

01:07Temperatures clouding towards Pleasant High, so 23, 24 degrees Celsius underneath the cloud

01:12up towards the north and west, generally more around mid to high teens. As we move into the first

01:19day of the new week, high pressure is wanting to build in from the south. It's slow progress though,

01:25and we do still have these weather fronts just slipping their way into the far northwest once

01:29again, so some further outbreaks of rain are possible, particularly for the highlands, parts of

01:32Argyle and Butte, potentially heavier the hills for a time. But for much of Northern Ireland, England and

01:37Wales, there will be a decent amount of sunny spells developing throughout Monday. Perhaps the cloud

01:41is building into Northern Ireland later on in the afternoon, a bit of a brisk breeze out here in the

01:46north west. But light winds and plenty more amounts of sunshine for England and Wales, we'll see those temperatures

01:51climbing up a little bit further, 25, 26 degrees Celsius now possible. And even for Northern Ireland, central,

01:58eastern areas of Scotland, we could be pushing now more towards that 20 degrees Celsius threshold.

02:04Do be aware though, that with these climbing temperatures and the sunshine, it is great conditions for grass to be

02:10reducing its pollen. And so levels will be quite widely high on Monday, not very high across some

02:17southern and southeastern areas. So hay fever sufferers should be wary, particularly as we head

02:21right throughout this forthcoming week, because that high pressure is going to become increasingly

02:26dominant. And so the sunshine will become increasingly lengthy for many of us. Those temperatures will

02:31begin to climb even further towards perhaps the high 20s for some of us, towards the middle of the week.

02:37We'll have plenty more updates on all of that on our YouTube channel. So do subscribe for those.

02:42And we'll see you again here very soon. Bye bye.

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