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24 July - national forecast presented by Amy Bokota
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00:00Hello and a very good morning to you. It will be a damp start for some across the UK but
00:05for many it's a fairly settled picture and that's due to this ridge of high pressure
00:09that we have extending across most of the UK through Thursday and when you have a ridge
00:13of high pressure it just acts to suppress the weather a little more than we've seen
00:17recently. Later on Thursday though this frontal system arrives from the west and steadily
00:21moves eastwards and as it does so it'll introduce some further cloud and some rain. Further south
00:26though where we've still got that ridge dominating there will only be fairly light and patchy
00:31rain. Back to this morning though so there will be a few damp spots and this is the area of rain I was
00:37talking about pushing into Lincolnshire and through East Anglia and down into London by the time we
00:41head later on through the morning into the early afternoon but elsewhere across the UK there will
00:45still be some cloud around and some showers but they won't be as intense as we've seen on some
00:51days recently and particularly for parts of Devon and Cornwall, Wales, Cumbria and western Scotland
00:56in particular we'll be seeing fairly decent sunny spells and with light winds feeling quite pleasant
01:01on Thursday. And in those temperatures so further north 18 to 20 degrees but further south we do see
01:08those slightly warmer temperatures 24 perhaps even 25 degrees on the south coast and in that sunshine
01:13it will be feeling fairly pleasant. Further east however though for parts of East Anglia and London
01:18underneath that cloud and with that rain and particularly with this north sea breeze
01:22on those coastal locations it could feel a little bit chillier here a touch cooler. Through the rest of
01:29Thursday then so this area of rain does slowly start to move away and does turn drier through Thursday
01:34evening for south and east England. Plenty of dry spells but this frontal system slowly and steadily
01:40working its way east. Heaviest rain across parts of Scotland and it just turned a bit lighter and a bit more
01:46drizzling across northern Ireland into the start of Friday as well. Temperatures overnight stay fairly mild
01:5314 to 16 degrees underneath that cloud and rain and a touch cooler in central parts under clear skies and in a
02:00rural location we'll be seeing the coolest of those temperatures. And so it'll be a fairly fresh start on
02:05Friday but with plenty of sunshine around there'll be temperatures soon increasing and it'll be a fairly fine
02:11day. Lots of sunshine around particularly for central southern England and parts of the south coast but we do have this
02:16frontal system slowly and steadily murking its way eastwards and you can see that rain turning quite patchy as we head
02:22later on into the afternoon but over high grounds particularly in part of Wales it could be a fairly murky picture.
02:28Temperature wise coolest across the north mid-teens or early 20s feeling a touch cooler underneath that cloud but in the south
02:35with those brighter spells we could see temperatures up to 28 degrees close to London.
02:42Heading through the evening then so what will we see in our weather if you want to find out any more why don't you check
02:49out our YouTube channel where we do have our 10 day trend going on through today.

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