Met Office Morning Weather Forecast 14/10/23 – Cold for Many
Northerly flow will push cold air into most of the UK through the course of this morning. Sunny spells for most, but some showers over western and northern areas. – This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 14/10/23. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Alex Deakin.
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00:00 Good morning. If you're just about to step out, then be prepared for a chill.
00:04 It is much colder out there for many, certainly compared to recent mornings,
00:08 and certainly a lot colder than last weekend.
00:12 Despite the chill, there's plenty of sunshine to be had over parts of eastern England,
00:15 southern Scotland, but it's not sunny everywhere.
00:16 We've got showers feeding into parts of north and west Wales and the north coast of Northern Ireland,
00:21 the west coast of Scotland and northern Scotland, where it is very windy.
00:25 It's been a very blustery night over the Northern Isles.
00:28 Those winds only slowly easing through the day, but continuing to feed showers in across northern Scotland,
00:33 which will fall as snow over the hills.
00:36 Much of eastern England will stay dry, and although we'll see a sprinkling of showers across the south,
00:40 even here, many places will stay dry and bright through the day.
00:44 It isn't warm, however. Temperatures struggling to get into the teens across the south and many places further north,
00:50 10 or 11 at best. Add on the strength of the wind across northern Scotland and it really does feel cold.
00:58 Further south, while the wind's not as strong, but these temperatures significantly lower than average
01:03 and lower than last weekend, as I said.
01:06 If heading out this evening, then be prepared for those temperatures to be dropping pretty rapidly.
01:11 We'll keep a few showers going over northwest England, north and west Wales,
01:15 north coast of Northern Ireland through this evening.
01:17 They should start to fade here through the night.
01:19 For many, it'll be a dry night, a clear night.
01:22 And as the winds start to ease, temperatures will fall even further,
01:24 so even colder tomorrow morning compared to this morning, a greater chance of a frost over northern England,
01:30 Northern Ireland and Scotland, certainly in rural areas.
01:34 So a cold start to Sunday. Again, many will have a fine, bright start with some sunshine.
01:39 Still, the cloud feeds in over north Wales, a few showers coming in here and generally quite cloudy over northern Scotland,
01:45 with some showers here keeping going throughout the day.
01:48 But the winds here at least will be lighter than today and further south, the winds will be fairly light as well.
01:54 So in the sunny spells, temperatures may well get up to 10, 11, 12 Celsius, maybe 13.
02:00 These numbers are about 10 degrees lower than the same time last week.
02:04 So, yes, things have changed quite a bit.
02:07 But again, the winds will be lighter tomorrow compared to today.
02:10 So it will feel quite so chilly.
02:12 But again, on Sunday evening, those temperatures will be falling away pretty rapidly.
02:16 High pressure looks like dominating into next week.
02:19 For more updates on that, make sure you're following the Met Office across social media.
02:24 this weekend.
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