Met Office Evening Weather Forecast 07/10/24

Met Office

Thundery showers about from the southwest to the Midlands this evening causing surface spray on roads, hail, and lightning. These heavy showers will drift northwards and ease slightly through the night, with East Anglia, northern England and Northern Ireland becoming quite wet by tomorrow morning. Staying damp across northern Scotland overnight, while remaining clearer in southern Scotland. A mild feel for most overnight. A yellow thunderstorm warning is in effect for southwest England and Wales. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 07/10/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Alex Deakin.

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00:00Welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office. Thundery showers

00:04around through Monday evening. Some big downpours in places. Spray surface water

00:09on the roads and lightning and hail an extra hazard as well as these heavy

00:13downpours spread their way across southern England, parts of South Wales, up

00:17towards the Midlands. So yes, do take note if you are heading out on the roads

00:21this Monday evening. Not very pleasant out there and the heavy showers will

00:25drift northwards, tending to ease off a little bit through the night but turning

00:29pretty wet over parts of East Anglia. By the end of the night, Northern England

00:33and parts of Northern Ireland too. Staying fairly damp across northern

00:36Scotland. Notice where the winds are coming from here, bringing colder air in

00:40across Shetland. Elsewhere, it's quite mild actually. Temperatures holding up in

00:44double figures, maybe even in the teens in some towns and cities. But clearer

00:47skies in southern Scotland, northern England mean we'll dip down into single

00:50figures in the countryside here. On to Tuesday. It is again a mix of sunshine

00:56and showers but probably more showers than sunshine. A bright start for some

01:00but the heavy showers getting going over Wales, southern England again. You can see

01:05the swirl here. That's an area of low pressure just generating the showers

01:08pushing northwards. We've also got this band of thicker cloud sitting over northern

01:12England, northern Ireland and southern Scotland for much of the day without

01:16breaks of rain. Northern England should brighten up but then the showers will

01:19move in here too. Not quite as damp over northern Scotland as it's been through

01:24Monday but still staying pretty grey here with those winds coming down from

01:27the north. That is going to bring a chill. Temperatures struggling here to get much

01:31above 10, 11, 12 Celcius. Feeling colder with the wind. Whereas for the south

01:36actually when it brightens up between the showers, temperatures could pop up

01:40into the mid to high teens. 18, 19 is possible but the showers won't be too

01:44far away. Quite a gusty wind blowing as well, particularly across the south coast

01:48of England and into southern parts of Wales. Especially gusty close to these

01:53showers which become even more widespread through Tuesday afternoon and

01:56evening. Further heavy downpours again over central and eastern parts. Again a

02:00lot of spray, a lot of surface water on the roads. The possibility of further

02:04flooding. The rain continues to fall into parts of eastern Scotland,

02:08particularly the southeast as that breeze continues to come down from the

02:12north. Quite a lively wind at times across the southeast of England. So you

02:16can see by now the swirl. That's the low pressure. It's crossed the UK but it's

02:21still bringing heavy showers into Wednesday. Probably a drier day in

02:25southern England, south Wales and parts of Northern Ireland. Cheering up too

02:28across Scotland with some sunshine. But southeast Scotland, northeast England

02:32staying dull and staying damp and feeling even cooler with that wind

02:36coming in from the North Sea. Temperatures well 12, 13 at best and

02:40feeling colder with the wind. Only single digits across parts of northern

02:44Scotland. Again in the south with a bit of brightness you might squeak into the

02:47high teens. But the northerly wind is coming for all parts. That swirl, that

02:52area of low pressure will be clearing away. But further south this is the

02:57remnants of Hurricane Kirk. Now named Storm Kirk by the French Weather

03:01Service because it's going to bring them some very strong winds and heavy rain.

03:04Northern parts of Spain and Portugal will also be seeing some very wet and

03:09windy conditions on Wednesday as this storm system moves through. It's going to

03:14spread its way into France across the Bay of Biscay during Wednesday night.

03:18Those isobars really squeezing together. So potential for some very strong winds

03:22here as it moves in. It then does head its way northwards. Gets close to the UK

03:27but at the moment it's likely to stay to the south and that generates a northerly

03:32wind right across the UK. So turning colder for us as that storm system moves

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