Tuesday morning forecast 28/12/21

28 December - National weather forecast presented by Sarah Kent

Transcript

00:00Hello again and welcome to your latest update from the Met Office. On Tuesday, once again

00:04the brightest weather will be in the north-west, whilst elsewhere early rain will slowly ease

00:09eastwards through the day.

00:11So coming back to Monday evening, the far north and north-west of Scotland should remain

00:15dry with some clear skies. Elsewhere, any heavy rain will soon clear from the far south-east,

00:20leaving a rather cloudy night for many with patchy light rain and drizzle. And further

00:24heavy rain will spread into parts of Northern Ireland, Northern England and north-west Wales

00:28later, giving a wet end to the night here. It will become increasingly windy across Wales

00:33and the south of England by morning, but staying mild here with temperatures in double figures

00:38for some, but cold in the far north with a frost for parts of Scotland.

00:43On Tuesday, the north and north-west of Scotland should remain dry with some sunny spells,

00:47but elsewhere a rather cloudy start with outbreaks of rain slowly easing eastwards, with some

00:53afternoon sunshine for Northern Ireland. It will be windy with some bright spells across

00:57south Wales and southern parts of England, but also with some scattered showers here.

01:03Maximum temperatures will be around 12c in the south, but it will feel cooler in those

01:08strong winds.

01:10On Tuesday evening, we will see most places become dry, with clear skies across parts

01:16of Scotland allowing it to turn cold here. Clouding over though in the far south-west

01:21later with rain arriving through the evening.

01:24Looking further ahead, Atlantic weather systems bring spells of wet and windy weather across

01:29the UK, but that Atlantic air is going to bring us some exceptionally mild conditions

01:35too, especially in the south. So in summary, changeable in the run up to the new year,

01:40but it will become very mild for all of us.

01:44That's all from me. Remember there's always more information on the Met Office website

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01:54Thanks for watching.