00:00Hello there, welcome to your Tuesday evening weather update from the Met Office.
00:05High pressure firmly in charge through the next few days and what that means, fine by day and by night it will turn chilly.
00:11The exception possibly down towards the southeast where that breeze continues delivering showers through today into tonight
00:18and we continue to see this area being affected by weather from the near continent as we head through the week.
00:24At the same time, high pressure drifts towards Scandinavia through Wednesday into Thursday
00:29and this weather front here remains just off the scene, it's a slow-moving band of clouds and rain but all change into the weekend.
00:38For the time being, we pick up on that wind, particularly along the coasts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex as well as Kent
00:44and some showers affecting these parts. One or two showers could drift in across the Yorkshire coast, Northumberland coast, Lincolnshire
00:51and one or two showers also for Shetland.
00:54Elsewhere, it's a dry night, it's a fine night but temperatures plummeting quite quickly, it's going to be a cold one.
01:01Even with one or two mist and fog patches, the winds remain light.
01:05So let's take a look at the temperatures through the early hours of the morning.
01:09Lowest temperatures always just about half an hour after sunrise, you can see 3 degrees for Inverness, 7 for Birmingham, 6 for Belfast
01:16but across rural spots, even lower than that, so a touch of frost can't be ruled out.
01:22First thing then tomorrow morning, a little more cloud across northern England, the chance of a very light fleeting shower.
01:28Still that keen breeze coming down towards the Dover Straits there but for most it's a dry day and it's a pleasant one.
01:34And despite the fact it will be a chilly start through the afternoon, once the sun gets to work, temperatures rising quite nicely,
01:42feeling pleasantly warm in that sunshine relative to the time of year.
01:47So coming in at the very best, probably around 16 to 18 degrees Celsius, that cloud just comes and goes through the afternoon
01:53but melts away through evening time.
01:56So let's pick up on those temperatures across the country.
01:59Certainly for Scotland, you could see 16 or 17, so slightly higher than today.
02:05Further south, 17, 18, perhaps a 19 in shelter for Northern Ireland, 15 or 16 degrees Celsius.
02:12But look at this breeze coming in from the North Sea along the Lincolnshire coast down towards Kent, even Sussex.
02:19Now through Wednesday evening and overnight, again some clearer skies, temperatures falling away,
02:24the chance of some rural frost.
02:27Winds remain fairly light inland, so again there could be some mist and fog patches.
02:32Notice this weather front still close by.
02:34So into Thursday, more clouds across the outer Hebrides and more cloud also for the far south east of England
02:40where there's a chance of one or two shall rebirths.
02:42But for most it's a dry day.
02:44That breeze continues across these parts elsewhere, a lighter wind.
02:47But you'll find the wind picking up towards the west, a southerly breeze coming in from a mild direction.
02:53So temperatures probably a degree higher than what we've seen through the week, 17 to 19 degrees Celsius.
03:00So that's the picture on Thursday.
03:02On Friday, it will be a mix of sunshine as well as some cloud.
03:08More cloud possibly across central southern parts of England.
03:11For most though, it's a bright afternoon after a cool start.
03:15And temperatures typically around the mid-teens, all changing to the weekend.
03:19For more details, check out our deep dive this week.
03:22And this week it's with Donna, and I'll see you again soon.
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