Met Office Tuesday Evening Weather Forecast 17/12/2024

Met Office

17 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 Office.

00:05It's a windy night, a mild one with outbreaks of rain.

00:08There's a wind warning in place across central southern parts of Scotland,

00:12the eastern side of Northern Ireland, West Wales,

00:15particularly along this Irish Sea towards the North Channel.

00:18That's where gusts could reach an exposure 50 to 60 miles an hour,

00:21causing problems, particularly with the ferries.

00:24This deep area of low pressure here extends towards the far north of Scotland,

00:28so the winds will be picking up, particularly across Shetland,

00:30Auckland and northern parts of Scotland as we head through to Wednesday.

00:34The air then turns colder across the northern half of the UK further south.

00:37This area of cloud and rain will bring some heavy pulses

00:40and also stronger winds for a time before everywhere is bathed in this polar maritime air.

00:45Yes, it's a cold day on Thursday, at least though there'll be some sunshine

00:49and some wintry showers towards the north and the west.

00:52However, it's a very different story this evening.

00:54Notice there's a lot of cloud and rain

00:56and also that strong, driving southerly wind,

00:59which will be gusty, particularly towards the west there.

01:02Heavy pulses of rain embedded within this rain band,

01:05pushing ever northwards and eastwards.

01:07So we'll see some showery bits and pieces across central and eastern areas of England as well.

01:12Now, through the night, again, we could see another batch of heavy rain

01:16extending from Northern Ireland towards western and central parts of Scotland

01:20before the air turns colder towards the far northwest as we inherit that cold northerly wind,

01:25which will have some strength to it as well.

01:27So here's your warning zone for that wind.

01:29Notice temperatures around 8, 9, 10 degrees Celsius.

01:33Certainly for the north of the country, that will be the highest temperature through Wednesday,

01:37through the first part of the morning.

01:39Temperatures sliding away as that cold air intrudes and pushes ever southwards and eastwards.

01:45Through the morning, we'll see some rain,

01:47which could turn heavy for a time across Pennine districts before it just fizzles out.

01:50A lot of cloud, a little bit of showery bits and pieces further south,

01:54and then the cloud will break through the afternoon, allowing for some brighter weather

01:57before this batch of rain moves in across the west country, Wales, central southern England.

02:02At the same time, we'll see showers across northern and western parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

02:06The cloud spills ahead of it as this rain extends towards northern England,

02:10much of central and southern parts of England.

02:12And here, yes, again, we could see the odd heavier downpour.

02:16Temperatures here, 10 to 13 Celsius, but a cold end to the day

02:19across more northern and western areas with that biting wind.

02:23We're expecting gales to develop across Shetland, perhaps just touching Orkney

02:27as we head through Wednesday night and into Thursday.

02:30At the same time, it's a wet night across England and Wales.

02:33Again, some heavy rain can't be ruled out.

02:35Strong winds along the south coast as it recedes down towards the southeast

02:39through the early hours of Thursday morning.

02:41At the same time, this cold northerly wind will produce some wintry showers,

02:45snow over the higher ground, and some clearer skies.

02:47So, sub-zero temperatures in shelter across Scotland through the first part of Thursday.

02:51But there will be some brighter weather through the day.

02:53The cloud just comes and goes across central and southern parts of England and Wales.

02:57And look at these temperatures.

02:58It's time to wrap up warm yet again, 5 or 6 degrees Celsius.

03:03Now, here's an outlook for you through Thursday and into Friday.

03:07As you can see, we're bathed in those blues.

03:10The wind slowly eases through the latter part of Thursday, so a cold night to come.

03:15And then into Friday, this weather system here extends from the northwest

03:19down towards the southeast.

03:21Again, some showery bursts of rain are likely.

03:23So, all in all, yes, a cold intrusion of air just for a time before things turn wet and windy again.

03:28I'll see you later.

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