Met Office Saturday evening weather forecast 14/09/24

14 September -  National weather forecast presented by Honor Criswick.

Transcript

00:00Hello, good evening. Well, we've seen a mix in our weather today. Plenty of dry, fine

00:05and settled conditions around. Feeling quite warm in the south and south-east. But we've

00:09also seen some outbreaks of rain which are now moving their way into north-western parts

00:13of the country. So taking a look at the latest satellite and radar picture, we can see that

00:17rain sweeping across Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland. And some quite bright returns

00:22on the latest radar too, which means there's some heavier outbreaks now moving into the

00:26west. Now, as the evening progresses, we'll continue to see that band of rain just move

00:31into northern parts of England and later on into northern parts of Wales. And it still

00:35could be a little bit heavy across the hills. Behind this, we've got some blustery showers

00:40moving into the north-west of Scotland and western coasts of Northern Ireland may also

00:45pick up the odd shower or two. But across the south and south-east, staying largely

00:50dry, plenty of clear skies too, which means things are going to be feeling chilly once

00:55again. Perhaps the odd spot of grass frost down in the south in rural areas, but elsewhere

01:00a slightly milder night to come. Now, heading into the second part of the weekend, it'll

01:06be quite a cold start across the south, but gradually warming up through the day and still

01:10plenty of fine and dry weather across the south and south-east. Perhaps just a bit more

01:14cloud later on in the day. This band of cloud, rain and drizzle still once again a little

01:19bit heavy over the hills. It's fairly slow moving. So across parts of northern Wales,

01:23northern England, quite a cloudy and damp day on offer. Elsewhere, there will be some

01:28sunny spells, but also plenty of showers moving across Scotland. And these could be heavy

01:33with some hail and thunder mixed in there. But across the south and south-east, that's

01:37once again where we're going to see the best of those temperatures, highs of around 20

01:41or 21 Celsius. Now, through into tomorrow evening, that rain and drizzle will eventually

01:48ease, but there'll still be plenty of cloud across the south. And that means under those

01:51cloudier skies, things will be feeling much milder than of late. But across Northern Ireland,

01:56parts of the Midlands, northern England and Scotland as well, we've got much lighter winds,

02:01plenty of clear skies. So that's where we're going to feel the chill tomorrow night, whereas

02:06once again in the south, a bit of a swap really. We're getting those milder conditions in the

02:09south and those colder, chillier conditions in the north. Now, to start the new working

02:16week, we have got high pressure building across the country. We say goodbye to that band of

02:21cloud and rain moving its way across the south of the country. High pressure building,

02:25and that means plenty of dry and settled weather to come. Those temperatures are on the up

02:29as well. So where you catch the sunshine, it will be feeling warm and light winds too.

02:34Perhaps a build of high cloud later into the day across western parts of Northern Ireland

02:38and the west of Scotland as well. And it just might make the sunshine a little bit hazy

02:43at times. But otherwise, plenty of that autumnal sunshine and highs of 20, 21 Celsius in the

02:49south, but highs of 17, 18 in northern areas. Now, for the rest of the week, if you want

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