Met Office Wednesday Evening Weather Forecast 11/09/24

Met Office

11 September - National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir.

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00:00Hello there. Welcome to your Wednesday evening weather update from the Met Office.

00:05It turns increasingly cold through the next few nights.

00:08The wind is still coming in from a very cold place.

00:11You can see here low pressure sits to the west of Scandinavia.

00:14Squeeze on the isobars across the northeast of Scotland where we've seen frequent showers today.

00:19Elsewhere as well.

00:20But notice the source of the air still coming from the Arctic.

00:23Streaming down covering most of the country and with that the chance of showers into Thursday.

00:28The air remains relatively unstable.

00:30But notice towards the west.

00:32This is high pressure extending its influence from the Atlantic.

00:36So we lose the sting in the wind through Thursday into Friday.

00:40We lose the showers as well.

00:41But eventually all change yet again through the weekend as more cloud arrives and also some outbreaks of rain.

00:48Temperatures will though recover slightly.

00:50For the time being a rash of showers continues to affect much of the country.

00:55That wind strong and nagging and cold in the north and northeast.

00:59Clearer skies as those showers fade away inland.

01:02But along the coastline they will continue.

01:05So where we see a lighter breeze particularly inland and those starry skies.

01:10Temperatures really falling very quickly.

01:12So it's going to be a cold night.

01:14Even with a touch of grass frost in the south and in the north some isolated air frost.

01:20And to start the day on Thursday morning showers from the word go.

01:23And it could be wintry with some snow above around 8900 metres.

01:28And like this evening and overnight the chance of some heavier downpours with the risk of hail as well as thunder.

01:35Through the day this cluster moves in from the north channel down towards Wales as well as the west country.

01:40Elsewhere we'll see some sunshine to start the day but showers clipping the east coast.

01:44And then through the morning into the afternoon they will develop inland yet again.

01:49And some will be heavy.

01:50So a mix of clouds and sun through the afternoon.

01:53Some showers.

01:54One or two intense bursts.

01:56The winds not as strong across the far northeast of Scotland.

01:59And a gentle wind elsewhere.

02:02Even so it's a cold wind and temperatures remain below the seasonal norm.

02:06Coming in around 12 to 14, 15 degrees Celsius.

02:10Perhaps a 16 for the home counties as well as the west country.

02:14Now through Thursday evening and overnight yet again those showers lose their potency.

02:19We'll see some drier skies.

02:21Some clearer air.

02:23The winds shift round to more of a westerly across the far north.

02:26So some showers moving in across these parts.

02:28But many areas will be dry.

02:30A few just running down the North Sea.

02:32Just clipping the far southeast possible into the early hours of Friday morning.

02:36But the key feature of the weather through Friday.

02:38First thing the risk of temperatures dipping close to freezing if not below in the countryside.

02:42Just a cold start with a touch of air frost.

02:44But through the morning into the afternoon some lovely sunshine.

02:47A light breeze.

02:48Temperatures slowly recovering.

02:49A thickening cloud will bring some outbreaks of rain to Northern Ireland through Friday.

02:53Eventually towards the northwest of Scotland.

02:56Sinking southwards through Friday and into Saturday.

02:59Cloud ahead of it.

03:00But look at this.

03:01Temperatures will be on the up.

03:02So feeling a bit warmer on Saturday with a lighter wind.

03:05And then the rain straddles the country on Sunday with some showers to follow.

03:10But some brighter skies further south and southeast.

03:12Where temperatures should arrive around 21 degrees Celsius.

03:16And I'll see you later.

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