Sunday morning forecast 24/07/22

24 July - National weather forecast presented by Jonathan Vautrey.

Transcript

00:00Hello there. Many of us have seen an increasing amount of cloud as Saturday

00:04progressed. This has been accompanied by rain which we can see on the latest

00:09radar sequence spreading across Northern Ireland, Northern England and into

00:13Scotland as well. The far south east of England generally staying dry throughout

00:18the day and will continue to stay on the dry side into this evening as well.

00:22Meanwhile the rain pushing across many other areas. This could be heavy at times

00:27so do take care of spray on roads and potentially poor visibility if you are

00:32heading out tonight. It will be rather breezy for many tonight but with those

00:37winds coming up from the south it will feel rather muggy with temperatures

00:41holding up around mid potentially into the high teens for some so an

00:44uncomfortable night's sleep in places. But that means we get off to a fairly

00:49warm start on Sunday. A damp one for Northern Scotland as well with that

00:53heavy rain continuing to slowly clear northwards. Showers pushing their way in

00:58for Northern Ireland and Western Scotland. These could also be heavy at

01:01times with the risk of some thunderstorms. The cloud pushing

01:05southwards across Wales and central England potentially further south at

01:09times but sunny intervals persisting across southeast England and temperatures

01:13responding climbing towards 30 degrees Celsius. Not as high elsewhere though

01:18temperatures still slightly above average for the time of year. The rain

01:22then continuing throughout Sunday evening to provide a fairly wet end to

01:26the weekend for Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern areas of England.

01:29Again always the best of the drier weather towards the south and east.

01:34Looking further ahead and this low pressure that's bringing the unsettled

01:38weather is gradually going to shift eastwards and allow high pressure to

01:41build in but this will lead to a change in wind direction and northerly winds

01:46will start to bring in cooler and fresher air as we move into next week.

01:50Still showery at times particularly on Monday but an increasing amount of sunny

01:55intervals. The temperatures though slightly down compared to where we have

01:59seen them over the weekend. You can keep up to date with the forecast for next

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02:07our app and we'll see you soon. Bye bye!