5 November - National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir.
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00:00Hello there, it's Tuesday the 5th of November and if you are stepping out to enjoy a display
00:05of fireworks this evening, most places are likely to be dry. This is how it looks around
00:12Tuesday evening this evening. You can see some clearer skies across Scotland down towards
00:16eastern England. Further west a lot of clouds, a little rain though across Northern Ireland
00:21clipping the far west of Scotland as we head through the morning and where that cloud is
00:24thick enough some patchy rain and drizzle. Now this cloud will lower onto the hills and
00:29mountains and under some clearer skies expect some mist and fog patches. In fact turning
00:34colder across the north east of Scotland yet again. Temperatures dipping down to low single
00:38figures across one or two spots and a bit of a chilly start to the day where you see
00:43some starry skies towards the east. Further west temperatures holding up on the mild side
00:48but wherever you are it's a murky start to Wednesday. Lots of low clouds, poor visibility
00:53particularly over the higher routes but you may run into some fog patches also if you're
00:57driving because yes the air is just a bit moist and also a wind which is light allowing
01:03for this fog to form overnight. High pressures anchored across Europe extending its influence
01:09towards the UK. Bit more of a breeze through Wednesday across the western periphery of
01:14Scotland and even the far west of Northern Ireland and first thing you could see a little
01:18bit of rain. Elsewhere after that low cloud, dull skies, grey skies and a bit damp in places
01:25we'll see some broken clouds. So places like the Moray Firth, Aberdeenshire, Tyne and Wear,
01:31Newcastle, Northumberland down towards perhaps even the North York Moors. That's where we'll
01:37see some clearer skies the far north of Wales perhaps seeing that cloud break as well. For
01:42Northern Ireland a fair amount of cloud through the day and the cloud will be stubborn further
01:46south as temperatures arrive around 15 if you catch any brighter skies 14 in the south.
01:52So as we head into Wednesday evening and overnight it's pretty much a repeat performance.
01:57Yes there'll be more of a breeze from the west country, Irish sea coast, Northern Ireland
02:00and western Scotland. Again clouds just drifting across the sky elsewhere. It will turn rather
02:06murky in places with some low clouds, some hill fog. Temperatures perhaps not as low
02:11across Scotland with more of a wind here but certainly temperatures dipping down to around
02:168 to 10 degrees Celsius. And yes again some dampness in the air as we start the day on
02:21Thursday. Through Thursday into the afternoon favoured spots we'll see some brighter skies.
02:26It could break elsewhere but still a legacy of cloud just sitting under that high pressure.
02:31Here's your outlook through Friday. It's pretty much spot the difference. Temperatures around
02:36average for this time of year. So wherever you are enjoy the fireworks through Tuesday
02:40evening and for the next few days remaining rather calm although we'll see more of a breeze
02:45towards the west. I'll see you later.