Met Office Tuesday Evening Weather Forecast 03/12/2024

Met Office

03 December- National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir

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00:00Hello there, welcome to your Tuesday evening weather update from the Met

00:04Office. Tuesday night will be cold yet again as rain slowly clears towards

00:09England and Wales and eases. Let's pick up on some detail, well it has been a

00:13chilly day today. This is the weather front bringing cloud, rain and hill snow

00:18above around 300 metres. As it clears the air turns colder, the risk of ice across

00:23central and eastern areas of Scotland. Into Wednesday all change, this area of

00:28low pressure brings severe gales towards the northwest of Scotland. Gales

00:31elsewhere and also some outbreaks of rain and more rain which could be heavy

00:35into Thursday. Yet again those winds will pick up before the air turns colder from

00:40the northwest. All change through Friday as more cloud and rain arrives across

00:45England and Wales. So let's pick up on some detail through the next 24 hours.

00:51You can see where this band of rain is, hill snow above around 300 metres. It's

00:57clearing quite swiftly across Northern Ireland as well as Scotland, pushing down

01:01towards Northern England through the latter part of the evening. In its wake

01:04yes we'll see some showers, a bit blustery towards the far northwest. This

01:09rain then extends towards the far north of Wales, the Isle of Man you'll see that

01:13clear, patchy rain across the northwest of England into the early hours of

01:18Wednesday morning and a legacy of cloud continues across the Midlands, eastern

01:22counties of England down towards central parts as we head through the first part

01:26of Wednesday morning as any rain across the central and western part of Wales

01:30fizzles out. The other feature of the weather will be freezing fog particularly

01:34across Northern Ireland and an icy start to the day across Scotland. A frost

01:38elsewhere particularly in the countryside where you see those clearer

01:41skies. So it's a cold morning, watch out for that ice first thing. This warning

01:46goes out to 10 a.m. and the cloud will come and go through the day on Wednesday

01:51making the sunshine rather hazy but it's a quiet start with a light wind. Any

01:56fog gradually lifting across Northern Ireland as we see the first of the rain

02:00filaments of that wet weather extending from Northern Ireland towards Western

02:03Scotland through the afternoon and then those winds pick up some strength across

02:07Irish seacoast, the North Channel, the western side of Scotland. The rain then

02:11turns heavy as we head through into Wednesday evening. We hang on to some dry

02:15weather particularly across England as temperatures struggle to six or seven

02:19but milder towards the west Northern Ireland down towards the West Country.

02:23This wind warning then through Wednesday evening for the northwest that's where

02:28the centre of the low is. Severe gales here, gales elsewhere particularly along

02:31the coast and the winds will actually pick up across the eastern side of

02:34Scotland into the early hours of Thursday morning as that rain extends

02:38down across England and Wales through the first part of Thursday. So expect

02:42some wet weather to start the day across central, eastern and southeastern areas

02:46of England and again it's a windy start to the day. A different feel to things

02:49though. Temperatures will be higher, there will be some cloud around before more

02:53rain arrives and swiftly moves in across Western Scotland, Northern Ireland,

02:57northwest England, Wales and the West Country and again some strong winds but

03:01this rain could be heavy particularly across the northwest of England as well

03:04as Western Scotland. So all in all yes our weather remains changeable, it's

03:09unsettled and more rain expected across more central and southern parts on Friday.

03:13Take care and I'll see you again soon.

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