High pressure still in charge bringing further largely cloudy conditions with spots of drizzle. Some brightness developing across far western and far southeastern areas. Temperatures close to the seasonal average but feeling rather cool where it stays cloudy - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 04/11/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Jonathan Vautrey.
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00:00Hello there, very good morning to you. It is a new working week, but we are still holding
00:05on to the same weather pattern that we've had over many days now. High pressure is still
00:09in charge, keeping winds fairly light and calm for us, but underneath this high we still
00:14have this widespread area of cloud trapped and so it is quite grey, dull and drab as
00:20we kick off the Monday morning commute. The odd spot of drizzle is possible in places
00:25as well. There are going to be a lucky few of us though that see that cloud breaking
00:29up as we head throughout the day, particularly along some far western regions, also perhaps
00:33into the far southeast of England as well, just tapping into those clearing skies across
00:37parts of France. Temperatures today will be topping up at around 11 to 13 degrees Celsius,
00:43which isn't too bad for the time of year, but obviously where we are stuck underneath
00:48that cloud throughout the entirety of the day, it could feel quite cool, particularly
00:51in indoor areas where we don't have that heating. Into this evening and overnight again, the
00:57cloud will be lowering so it could turn quite misty and murky over the hills and around
01:01some coastal districts. Underneath this cloud as well, it will be relatively mild for most
01:06of us, but there will be a few more breaks now, so we could see temperatures more widely
01:10dropping into mid single figures in places to provide a bit of a cooler start for this
01:14thing on Tuesday morning. Underneath those clearer spells as well, there is also the
01:19potential for some noticeable fog to develop, so it could be quite murky to kick off Tuesday
01:25morning, so do take care where you are travelling first thing here. Those could be quite slow
01:29to clear as well. Once they do clear off, there will again be a couple of brighter spells
01:35in there, particularly for northern Scotland and again into the far southeast of England
01:38at times. Elsewhere, it is going to be quite widely grey and drab as well. Spots of drizzle
01:43still possible for many of us. Temperatures reasonably similar to the day before, 11 to
01:4812 degrees Celsius for many of us, but you'll just notice in the far southwest we are starting
01:53to see those temperatures climb up a bit, tapping into a bit more of a southerly fee
01:56that is bringing in some much milder air that will be arriving for many of us as we head
02:01throughout the rest of the week. If you have bonfire night celebrations though, what is
02:06the forecast for then? Well, certainly some of the clearest skies are likely to be across
02:10northeastern areas of Scotland. We'll hold off from this rain, it should stay largely
02:14dry for many of us, but again the odd spot of drizzle is possible because it is going
02:18to be widely cloudy for Northern Ireland, England and Wales throughout this evening
02:21and overnight. So again, it could start turning a little bit misty in places as well. Keep
02:27up to date with the forecast though as we head over the next 48 hours, we'll have further
02:30details of what you can expect for any of your celebrations and we'll see you again
02:34here very soon. Bye bye.