Met Office Evening Weather Forecast 07/10/23 - Further Rain for Scotland
Yellow and Amber rain warnings remain in place overnight over Scotland until early Sunday morning with more rain arriving from the west, bringing further disruption during the day. Elsewhere, a clear night in the south with patches of mist and fog, but cloudier in central areas. A bright and dry day for most of England, Wales and Northern Ireland during Sunday, still warm in the south and slightly milder in central areas. – This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 07/10/23. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Jonathan Vautrey.
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00:00 Hello there, Saturday has certainly felt very different depending on whether you've been
00:04 in the North or the South of the UK. We've seen almost a 20 degree Celsius difference
00:10 in our temperatures. Heat from North Africa and continental Europe has allowed temperatures
00:14 to climb around 25 degrees Celsius across southern areas of England, but places like
00:20 Balmoral and Bremar in Scotland haven't seen much higher than six degrees Celsius. It's
00:25 felt very cold underneath the clouds and rain here, and with northerly winds pushing their
00:30 way down as well. The rain that has been across Scotland will continue throughout this evening
00:35 and overnight. Very persistent and heavy pulses are once again possible, with further travel
00:40 disruption likely in places and an amber weather warning is still in force. Some particularly
00:44 heavy rain could push its way into the Outer Hebrides as we head towards the early hours
00:48 of Sunday morning as well. A lot of cloud pushing into eastern counties of England,
00:53 and western fog forming along southern areas of England and Wales as well. A relatively
00:57 mild night for most of us, around 11 to 14 degrees Celsius. Might see something a touch
01:02 fresher underneath the clearer skies towards the south west, but particularly in the north
01:06 east where that colder air mass really does cling on throughout much of the night. The
01:12 rain will continue across northern Scotland as we head throughout Sunday as well. The
01:15 area that has pushed into the Outer Hebrides will then move its way into the Highlands,
01:19 reaching Moray and Aberdeenshire as well throughout the day. Localised flooding and disruption
01:24 is once again possible, so do continue to take care throughout the day. A drier day
01:28 elsewhere, a lot of the cloud will be a bit stubborn to clear the eastern side of England
01:33 first thing, but some brighter spells developing later on. And then for Northern Ireland, central
01:37 southern areas of England and Wales as well. A number of sunny spells developing into the
01:41 afternoon and that will again allow temperatures to climb, seeing 24 degrees, maybe 25 degrees
01:47 once again in the south east. Usually we'd be around 16 degrees Celsius across southern
01:52 areas of England at this point in October and more around 12 degrees as well across
01:57 areas of Scotland. So central southern areas of Scotland seeing a little bit of a milder
02:02 day tomorrow now that that heat is just able to push its way slightly further northwards,
02:07 but still a bit cool across the very far north and east. The rain here will slowly abate
02:13 as we head into Sunday evening and overnight. Still some heavy pulses initially, but eventually
02:18 turning lighter, patchier and a bit more drizzly in nature as we head throughout the night.
02:23 Further drizzle is possible elsewhere, particularly as we start to see some cloud push its way
02:26 into areas of the Irish Sea, turning quite murky for northwest England, parts of Wales,
02:32 southwest England as well. Generally the clearest spells further towards the south and east
02:36 as we start off Monday morning. But once again, that mild air is still in place, so temperatures
02:40 won't be dropping too far at all. Most of our towns and cities holding up well in double
02:45 digit figures. As we start off Monday, then it will be western areas that now see the
02:51 legacy of the cloud, and that will be quite slow to clear throughout the day. Could linger
02:55 along some coasts of the Irish Sea and perhaps Northern Ireland areas of Scotland as well
03:00 throughout much of the day. Best of any of the sunshine, perhaps the Scottish borders
03:04 down into Northumberland as well as central southeastern areas of England and Wales. Still
03:09 low temperatures climbing towards 23 degrees Celsius, well above par for the time of year.
03:14 As well, Northern Ireland 18 degrees Celsius, central eastern areas of Scotland 15 or 16
03:19 degrees Celsius as well. Not all of us, though, will hold on to the heat as we head throughout
03:25 the rest of the week, because there are signs that a rain band will push its way from in
03:29 the northwest towards the southeast as we head throughout the week. And behind that,
03:32 we'll start to see some fresher conditions moving their way in as well. So the mild air
03:37 may hold on a bit more in the south, but eventually could turn a bit cooler here as well. But
03:41 we'll provide further updates on all of that as we head over the next few days. So make
03:46 sure you're following us across all of our social media channels and we'll be back again
03:49 very soon. Bye bye.
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