Met Office Tuesday Afternoon Weather Forecast 09/07/2024

Met Office

09 July -  National weather forecast presented by Aidan McGivern.

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00:00Hi there. Fans of summer sunshine may not appreciate what's on offer during the next

00:06couple of days across much of the UK. Over the last 24 hours we've certainly seen some

00:11very gloomy and soggy conditions across the south. This is 3pm on Monday and just playing

00:16the sequence forward. The cloud from the satellite imagery and the rainfall radar shows the heavy

00:22and persistent rain that really moved across southern and then central parts of the UK

00:28through Monday afternoon, overnight and then into the start of Tuesday. This band of rain

00:32is moving into north Wales, northern England, southern and central Scotland, Northern Ireland.

00:36It's also slowing down with further showery outbreaks of rain emerging in the south. Now

00:40northern Scotland has fared best as far as summer sunny and bright weather and mostly

00:46dry conditions are concerned. One or two showers possible into Tuesday afternoon but otherwise

00:50the Northern Isles, the far north and north west of Scotland are seeing reasonable summer

00:55like weather. But elsewhere outbreaks of heavy and at times persistent rainfall edging

01:01into central Scotland continuing across Northern Ireland, southern Scotland, northern England

01:05and further south a lot of low cloud across the map. There will be some breaks developing

01:10in that cloud but even where the breaks develop and as temperatures rise it's more humid out

01:15there. That could spark a few heavy showers across northern England for example into the

01:18Midlands parts of Wales, even some longer spells of rain, perhaps some thunderstorms

01:23emerging over the continent and affecting the far south east of England. So all in all

01:28a messy picture across the UK, a lot of cloud cover. However in the south it is going to

01:34feel more humid as I mentioned where the sun does break through 21-23 Celsius is possible,

01:39where the sun fails to break through I think 19 Celsius more likely. But where we've got

01:43the persistent rain and the breeze picking up from the North Sea there across parts of

01:48north east England for example south east Scotland 12-15 Celsius at best. And the north

01:53of Scotland although brighter weather is expected here we're in the cooler air so 14 degrees

01:58likely for Orkney. Now through the evening those heavy showers continue across many central

02:03parts and the more persistent rain continues across Northern Ireland and into much of the

02:09rest of Scotland that will move. And as we go through the night a lot of cloud remains

02:14so with that cloud and relatively more humid air across many parts of the country it is

02:19going to be a mild night, temperatures in some spots not falling below the mid teens.

02:25But it's another gloomy start to the day on Wednesday, a lot of low cloud across the map

02:29and the persistent rain continuing across Northern Ireland, central southern Scotland

02:33and increasingly across north east Scotland. And that's the focus for the rain really starting

02:38to build up through Wednesday and the rain turns heavier into the afternoon as well with

02:44north east Scotland's coast seeing the highest rainfall amounts as we go through Tuesday

02:49night into Wednesday. Elsewhere it is turning slowly more dry and bright especially in the

02:56south of England and the east of England some sunny spells and just the odd shower here

03:01but it's going to be a damp and cool day for Northern Ireland. Parts of northern England

03:05north Wales for example with temperatures languishing in the mid teens and just 13 Celsius

03:10there for the north east of Scotland with the rain turning increasingly heavy and the

03:14breeze picking up on Wednesday as well. A yellow rain warning in force because the rain

03:19is really going to accumulate throughout Wednesday and some uncertainty about the rainfall totals

03:24for north east Scotland and likewise for Northern Ireland. But most likely through Tuesday and

03:31Wednesday these are 48 hour rain accumulations so we are looking at the order of 20 to 50

03:37millimetres or so for parts of Northern Ireland into northern England southern Scotland but

03:42the risk for north east Scotland in some spots of 80 or 90 millimetres particularly over

03:48northern parts of the Grampians North Highlands for example. So yes that could cause some

03:53impacts that's why there's a yellow warning. Meanwhile after a wet start to the week in

03:58the south it is turning drier so rainfall amounts on Tuesday and Wednesday here more

04:02hit and miss depending on shower development. But brighter weather is on the way as that

04:09front pulls through on Thursday. Higher pressure builds towards the north west of the UK. It's

04:15not going to be completely fine and sunny everywhere. Still quite a number of showers

04:19developing across the UK and still some weather fronts close to the south east to bring some

04:23longer spells of rain perhaps. But actually for many it is going to be a drier and brighter

04:28end to the week compared with how we've started and worth checking the Met Office website

04:33for all the latest details on the weather warnings as well.

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